...lesson planning risk management teaching and learning strategies Like the standards check for approved driving instructors, this will be more closely aligned to the 'National standard for driver and rider...
...for many years now. From the best-sellers like ‘The Official Highway Code’ and the theory test books to’ Driving a Tractor’, we cover every category of road use in almost...
...familiar with and already using Twitter, you can search for updates about your local test centre by using their specific, individual hashtag. For example, #AnnieslandDTC is the hashtag for Glasgow...
...are being offered. If so, please tell your pupils to check for additional available slots on the booking service. You can also follow us on Twitter @DVSA_HelpMe for tweets about...
...nav can be adapted for candidates with special requirements. We blogged about other ways we’re making the test accessible for everyone in October. Once the sat nav was set up...
...drivers and help them be better prepared for a lifetime of safe driving. Continued learning When the change was launched last year, we highlighted some useful training for ADI's to...
...the previous results and design future ones consistently so we can continuously monitor the demand you face for lessons. This means we will not include the results for the additional...
...for driving tests is a rolling 24 weeks. Each week, we add a new week’s worth of tests. We also add tests as and when they become available. For example,...
...driving. For examiners, the changes offer more flexibility in route planning and provide a better opportunity to assess learner drivers in varied conditions. For the public, we hope the ultimate...
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