Let's Look
Here you will find sample training videos on various traffic issues. It's a good idea to watch these or other materials before taking a driving lesson.
DVSA Grangemouth
DVSA Stirling
FIRST STEPS
01. First driving lessons
Basic information and introduction.
How to drive an automatic
Here you will find examples of driving a vehicle with an automatic transmission.
It’s worth looking at these or other examples to see if this type of driver’s license suits you.
- How to drive an automatic car
- How to move automatic
- Waiting in an automatic
- Why the automatic driving test has a lower pass rate in The UK
- Do you have less control in an automatic?
- How to steer a car properly? 01
- How to steer a car properly? 02
- How to steer correctly using the pull and push technique.
- Push and pull steering method for UK practical driving test
- How to steer a car – pull push steering
- How to steer a car properly for beginners
02. Bad habits
Basic information and introduction.
5 Bad Driving Habits
If you’re learning to drive with a family member or friend, had a driver’s license but lost it, or maybe you’re from another country where there are different customs on the road – you may have acquired or already have bad habits. These are a common cause of a failed practical test.
03. Disorders during learning and myths
Basic information and introduction.
Learning to Drive with an Anxiety Disorder
We are different. We also acquire knowledge and skills in different ways. You have to accept what you are and adapt your driving lessons to your abilities. Your instructor understands this and will not expect you to learn everything in 1 or 2 weeks. Repeat, ask, correct and have fun while learning to drive.
DRIVING GUIDE
01. Mirrors
Basic information and introduction.
When to Check Your Mirrors
Checking the mirrors before making a maneuver is one of the most important things a driver can do. Your every decision depends on how effectively you assess the situation in your mirrors. Failure to properly assess the traffic situation in your mirrors is one of the most common reasons for failing a practical test.
02. Position on the road
Basic information and introduction.
How to Judge the Width of your Car
Maintaining the correct position on the road is one of the basic skills of a new driver. First and foremost, it is important to choose the lane position correctly depending on the maneuver to be carried out. The lane discipline should be practiced from the first hour of driving.
03. Braking
Basic information and introduction.
Progressive braking
How you brake in different traffic situations will affect your safety and safety of others. It is not enough just to stop your car in a certain place. It would be best if you did it in such a way that you don’t create a dangerous situation and at the same time give others time to react.
04. Signalling
Basic information and introduction.
Signalling / Indicating Correctly
Signalling your manoeuvres requires proper planning and execution. Signalling a manoeuvre too early can mislead other road users. Signalling too late or unnecessarily introduces confusion on the road and can lead to dangerous situations. It is also important to apply the MSM principle correctly.
05. Planning
Basic information and introduction.
Anticipation and Planning Driving
The basis of a well-executed manoeuvre on the road is planning and execution. To plan well what you want to do on the road you need to get information. This is done by adjusting the right speed and observing correctly. The rest is the execution of what you have planned. If you expect pleasant, safe and responsible driving, you need to learn to plan your next moves.
06. Observating and signaling
Basic information and introduction.
Observation at Junctions and Roundabouts
Your decision depends on how you observe the traffic situation. If you do this correctly, you will have enough information to decide whether to stop or continue driving. If you want to make the right observation, you also need to meet other traffic conditions such as correct road position and speed.
07. Roundabouts
Basic information and introduction.
Roundabouts Driving Lesson
Roundabouts are some of the most skill-intensive places in traffic. These intersections have specific traffic rules. In particular, spiral – multi-way roundabouts require a lot of practice and experience. However, it only takes a little time to make decisions properly at such places.
08. Crossroads type T
Basic information and introduction.
T-Junctions for Beginners
Every t-junction requires attention and observation. Particularly when you have limited visibility on the left or right or both sides. In this case, it is better to stop for a moment before the line and have a good look around and then move off on a peep and creep basis. You can do it.
09. Complicated crossroads and roundabouts
Basic information and introduction.
Advanced Crossroads
Sometimes we have to deal with road intersections that have several lanes. These have horizontal signs – arrows – which indicate the correct direction of travel at the junction. These require special attention, driving speed, observation and the right decision.
10. Maneuvers
Basic information and introduction.
How to Pull Up On The Left Perfectly
Here you will find tutorials on the compulsory manoeuvres during the test. Whether you perform some of them or not depends on the examiner. However, you’ll need to know and be able to perform them in traffic. Pull up to the left. Pull up to the right—two car lengths rivers. Forward bay parking. Reverse bay car park. Parallel reverse parking. Emergency stop.
11. Pedestrian crossing
Basic information and introduction.
Pedestrian crossings
All pedestrian crossings have special legal protection. They serve to allow vulnerable road users to cross the road safely. You must show special attention at these places.
12. Traffic lights
Basic information and introduction.
When you should pass a Red Traffic Light
Traffic lights make it easier to organise your passage through an intersection or pedestrian crossing. However, you must keep a close eye on the changing lights above all when you are approaching a junction. A quick assessment in front of and behind your car will allow you to stop safely when the traffic lights at the intersection require it.
13. U turn
Basic information and introduction.
How to do a U turn
Making a U-turn on a road or at some intersection is a very useful skill. You need to know where and how to perform it.
14. Independent driving
Basic information and introduction.
Independent Driving On The Test
One element of the practical test is ‘independent driving’, i.e. driving in accordance with information from satellite navigation or as read on road signs. This driving without an examiner takes about 15-20 minutes and requires good skills in understanding information, interpreting it and making decisions.
15. Motorways
Basic information and introduction.
Joining Motorways and How to Drive on a Motorway
Normally, you will only take to the motorway when your skills have fully reached a level that allows you to pass the practical test. It is possible to go out on the motorway during the practical test, but most test centres do not do this. It is worth asking your instructor if you could drive on the motorway.
16. MOC test
Basic information and introduction.
UK Driving Test - How to Pass
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PRACTICAL TEST
01. Driving test
Basic information and introduction.
What Happens on Your Driving Test Day
Everyone experiences different tests in their lives differently. After a period of study, you need to revise it during an exam. This is nothing more than your first fully independent driving in traffic. It may be more or less exciting for you, but you should still derive maximum pleasure and satisfaction from it. The examiner on your left is there first and foremost to make sure you are safe while driving, and by the way he is just assessing your skills.
02. Tips to pass
Basic information and introduction.
Secret To Passing The UK Driving Test
By riding with an instructor you can learn many useful tips on how to drive. These are not only tips on places frequently visited by examiners, but especially tips on how to drive, observe, and make decisions. They are so important that they have a very big impact on the outcome of the exam. It is worth driving with your instructor to get this advice.
03. Fail reason
Basic information and introduction.
Top 10 Reasons People Fail
For a long time, rankings have been carried out on the most common traffic mistakes, especially during the practical test. They are a guide primarily for instructors and those who teach driving. Each of you should also be familiar with the results of these rankings to pay particular attention to these elements and skills when learning.
04. Show me tell me
Basic information and introduction.
Show Me, Tell Me Questions 2024
Show me Tell me is a set of must-ask questions that you should know the answers to. During the exam, the examiner may ask you one question from the show me and one from the tell me category. It is up to him. The ‘show me’ questions require a practical demonstration of the answer, while the ‘tell me’ questions require an oral answer explaining the issue.
05. Faults and driving test scores
Basic information and introduction.
Mock Test After Falling 3 Driving Tests
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06. Extended driving test
Basic information and introduction.
How Difficult is the UK Extended Test?
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07. Fail reasons
Basic information and introduction.
Top 10 Reasons for Failing the UK Driving Test 2024
It’s nice to pass the first time. However, for various reasons, this is not always possible. Stress, lack of proper preparation, too long a gap between training and the test date, bravado or excessive caution are a few of the reasons for failure. .
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