Darker morning and evenings, rain, fog, to mention a few conditions that affect how you might see the road and other road users.
Visibility for the vulnerable
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How to pass your driving Test
Is there a secret to passing the UK driving test?
There aren't any secrets to passing the driving test and never have been. The best way to pass is to put in hard work, practice and gain experience on the road. Learn from mistakes and take driving lessons with a qualified driving instructor.
Follow these tips to help you pass...
DVSA’s Enhanced Rider Scheme
DVSA's enhanced rider scheme:
The subjects covered include areas of your riding you want or feel you need to improve. The aim is to help you become a better and safer rider.
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How to deal with hazards on the road
Your best defence for driving safely is clues to what might happen next and giving yourself time and space to deal with them
How to pass your Driving Test
Your Driving Test The number of ways today’s learner drivers can fail has multiplied greatly since their parents took their driving tests – and contrary to what our elders and betters like to tell us, the test hasn’t got easier. The high density of traffic on the roads today, complicated traffic systems plus the … Continue reading How to pass your Driving Test
Using your own car for your driving test
You can take your driving test in your own car rather than your driving instructor’s. It must meet some basic rules and standards, as well as some things fitted.
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Let other drivers and riders understand what our visual limitations are when we are driving or riding.
Beware of flashers!
Please stay courteous and allow people to do things on the road but beware of flashing and being flashed!
Make sure you understand peoples intentions and that it is safe to proceed. Don't just blindly react and go!
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