Driving Test Advice and Useful Tips

It is always helpful to seek driving test advice. When you go in for the driving test, whether in your driving instructor's car or your own car, you will need to show your driving licence (with photo ID if you have an older driving licence) and your theory test pass certificate to the driving examiner. You will be required to sign a declaration stating that the vehicle is insured for your use in case of your own car.

Before you get on with your test you will be shown a registration number plate to read at about 20.5m (67ft). If you cannot read the number, you will not be allowed to go ahead with the test and will need to get your eyesight tested. If you pass the test then you will be asked two "Show me-Tell me" questions. Once this is done you proceed with the driving exam. At this point of time, you should try and recall all the driving test advice you may have received. The test will last for approximately 40 minutes. It will include urban and back roads, main roads of higher speed limit, dual-carriageways up to national speed limit (70mph), and country roads up to national speed limit (60mph).

Driving test advice will tell you that you will only be expected to perform two of the set piece manoeuvres on the test; turn in the road (Three Point Turn), reverse into a limited opening on the left/right (Reverse around a corner) or reverse park either in a car park into a parking bay or on the road behind parked vehicle. You may also be asked to perform an emergency stop. You will also be asked to park in a safe place possibly on a hill or from behind a stationary obstruction and then pull away. At the end of the test the examiner will let you know whether you have passed or failed the test. Regardless of the result you should always seek driving test advice from your examiner and get to know your driving faults especially if you have failed the test.

Thus when you know what you can expect at the test and have got driving test advice from your instructor then there is a good possibility that you will pass the test. Before you receive a full UK driving license you will be given a driving exam pass certificate. However if you fail the test you will have to wait a minimum of 10 working days before taking a retest. Thus when you bear the essential driving test advice or tips in mind there is a fair chance of you passing the test.

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