Practical Test Centre

2pass This audio CD is designed for UK learner drivers to help you 2pass your practical driving test.
It is in use by numerous driving instructors and students with fantastic results:
~Enhance your Driving skills
~Reduce the number of Driving lessons
~Eliminate the nerves
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Driving Test Success Practical Simulator
(New Edition PC DVD-ROM)
Practical Simulator provides you with a fully interactive training programme that covers everything from the cockpit drill to the day of your test.
This comprehensive computer-based training package will teach you how to acquire and maintain the safe driving skills you need to advance through your driving lessons and pass your test.
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About the Practical Test

The aim of the DSA (Driving Standards Agency) is to produce a test format that can be applied consistently throughout the U.K. However it can not be exactly the same everywhere. London traffic conditions cannot be reproduced in the heart of Scotland, and while it's easy to be able to find a hill for hill starts in Wales, this cannot be done in the Fens. So Examiners have to take the areas as they find it, but the same standards are applied nationally, with the content of the test varying from area to area. More

Learners driving a car must hold a valid provisional licence. They must be supervised by someone at least 21 years old who holds a full licence and has held one for at least three years.

Structured learning
To help you learn in a structured way, the DSA (Driving Standards Agency) has produced a Driver's Record. You could have received a Driver's Record with your provisional driving licence, if not you can get one from your instructor, your local test centre or download one from the links below:-
PDF file Download Driver's Record private practice sheet
PDF file Download Driver's Record for learner drivers

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It's not easy, especially with so many instructors and schools to choose from. And what type of course suits you, Hourly Tuition, Intensive Courses or Residential.

Illegal driving instructors.... are they working in your area?
It is vitally important, particularly in today's society, that you know who is teaching you, your son or daughter to drive. More

Should you take your instructor on your driving test?
Driving examiners will ask you, at the time you take your test, if they would like your instructor (or another observer - preferably the person who has taught them to drive) to sit in on your test and listen to the feedback at the end.
It is purely your own choice.
Watch this video and to help you with the right choice.
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Why Choose an Intensive Driving Course?
If you need to pass your driving test in the shortest possible time then clearly an Intensive Driving Course may be for you, however Intensive driving courses do not just speed up the learning process, they will actually make you better prepared for your driving test and ultimately a better driver for life!
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Intensive Courses

Independent driving in the Driving Test
Independent driving became part of the practical driving test in Great Britain on 4th October 2010 and was introduced into the Northern Ireland Driving Test on 27th June 2011
Length of tests and test prices have not changed.
Independent Driving is tasking you to drive for about 10 minutes, either following a series of directions or traffic signs. To help you be clear about where they’re going, the examiner can show you a diagram too. More Information

And you’re off! You’ve booked your lessons and you’re sitting beside your instructor. Not only that, but you’re actually in the driving seat, surrounded by pedals, brakes and gear leavers which one day you’ll have mastered. You could be feeling terrified, excited, impatient to get going – or a bewildering cocktail of all these emotions.