Monday, April 26, 2010

A Long List of Tips

Tips are an integral part of this blog. There has not been a week without them, and as long as this blog continues to exist, there won't be any. Today Darren Hirst has his list of tips published here, and it's a very long list.

How to Pass Your Driving Test

Are you looking for tips on how to pass your driving test? This article provides some helpful tips to ensure your driving test is a success. Read on for more information.

Most people find the practical driving test one of the most daunting experiences in their lives, therefore, to help you with how to pass your driving test successfully, please see our top tips below:

• Remain Calm - Before the test begins take a deep breath, forget about your anxieties and have complete focus on your driving. If you take your time and do not rush, you will have a better chance of passing. You and your driving instructor know you can do it you just need to control your nerves!

• Remember the Cockpit Drill - Make sure you get off to a great start and show the examiner that you know what to do every time you get into a car. This means making adjustments to the mirrors, seats and steering. Get yourself comfortable for the test as this will contribute to your success!

• Be Observant - Keep your eyes on the road and remember to watch out for any potential hazards throughout your test. Remember to not turn to look at the examiner to ask questions or seek clarification.

• Remember the Mirrors - Throughout the test, remember to glance in your mirrors every now and again to show that you are assessing the situation on the road.

• Read the Road Signs - Make sure you watch out for any road signs and that you follow these throughout your test. When you need to stop, ensure you do so in plenty of time.

• Use the Indicators - Be sure to always use your indicators when you make any left or right turns or when you are preparing to pull in or out.

There are many other tips that you might find useful to do when preparing for your driving test:

• Homework - On many occasions pupils will get inside a car and spend 15 to 20 minutes refreshing their memory on what they were doing on the previous lesson. Ensure you reflect on what you learn following a lesson and understand what you have done. This will help on the next lesson.

• Mock Test - If you carry out a mock test with your driving instructor, this will show whether you can drive fluently and carry out the required manoeuvres to the required standard. If the mock test is conducted in the same way as an actual test, it will help you learn how to control your nerves during the actual test.

• Practice - Driving lessons cost a lot of money and learning to drive is about gaining experience, therefore, in between driving lessons with a driving instructor, why not have some lessons with parents or other suitably qualified people whenever possible. This could help you pick up the techniques with manoeuvres as practice makes perfect!

• Drive on all Road Types - It is important to be able to drive on all road types and not to limit your practice to the local test centre route. Variety is important when learning to drive and you need to be completely confident on all road types and at various speeds.

• Driving Conditions - when having driving lessons it is important to drive in as many road conditions as possible. Try to have lessons at different times of the day because your test could take place during the middle of the school run or when the roads are quieter so it would be wise to ensure you have experience of both. Also experience in the rain, dry, day and night would be extremely beneficial to you.

Following our tips prior and during your driving test will result in a successful pass. If you are looking for a driving instructor, why not contact us at Just Driving and we can allocate you a driving instructor to suit your needs and give you the help and support you need when preparing for your driving test.

Darren Hirst is one of the leading, professional driving instructors in the UK and is the owner of Just Driving Ltd, which was founded many years ago. Just Driving is a national driving school and the perfect choice in driving tuiition. Visit Just Driving on http://www.justdriving.net

Darren spends a lot of his time writing articles and press releases on his driving instruction experiences in order to help assist other people when searching for help and advise on these particular topics.

Source: EzineArticles.com.

Thank you Darren for this wonderful list of tips!
Nadav

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