Why pulling up on the right is real-life driving

...still be part of the learning to drive syllabus. The observation, slow control and accuracy skills needed for those will be a vital grounding for when you introduce the revised...
...still be part of the learning to drive syllabus. The observation, slow control and accuracy skills needed for those will be a vital grounding for when you introduce the revised...
...he said: I’ve started applying the key points into my pupils’ driving skills before presenting for test. Last month I presented 11 pupils for test and 7 passed - including...
...their own driving record and who they share their driving licence information with. Your pupil must use this service to create a ‘check code’ to give to you. This code...
...The improvements we’ve made also give you an opportunity to promote yourself to learner drivers and their parents, from an official source. Making GOV.UK the first stop for learner drivers...
...also be responsible for supplying their DBS certificate and for updating it. ATB authority holders may also act on an instructor’s behalf with their agreement. New instructors will need to...
...drivers know and understand what factors to take into consideration when looking for a safe, legal and convenient place to stop or park. For example, a busy main road with...
...Highway Code In November 2011, we launched The Official Highway Code on Twitter - @HighwayCodeGB and on Facebook - 'The Official Highway Code'. Our aim is to improve everyone’s knowledge...
...Approved Training Body (ATB) a copy of the report. We’ve also published the notes for guidance for the standards checks – these explain how we’ll assess you and what we...
...often known as the badge for approved instructors – in their car windscreen when they bring their pupils for a driving test. In this blog post I’ll explain the reasons...
...spot checks. Checking over the right shoulder before changing lanes on dual carriageways is not a mandatory procedure, but it can be helpful if the circumstances call for it, for...