...involved with this initiative from the beginning. Great Britain’s driver trainers are very excited by the opportunity to teach more real-life driving to new drivers. Incorporating these changes into...
...test’ They’re not searching for ‘safe driving for life’. To get in front of those people, and to get towards the top of search engine results, we’ve got to use...
...they took their test. We want to increase this to to 74.3% by 30 September 2020. Driving independently New drivers find ‘independent driving’ training really valuable. They can relate to...
...Behavioural Insight Team (BIT) to carry out research into learner drivers and how we can: make sure candidates are better prepared to take their test encourage learner drivers not to...
...need. They should be able to tell you how this will fit into the competencies you’ll need to show before applying for or taking the new test. Are you still...
...spring 2016, we’ll be running a pilot to test how we can best put this into practice. We’re also introducing slight changes to the CBT certificate to reflect a course...
...safely is vital. But it remains the case that newly qualified drivers are more likely to be involved in a serious or fatal accident than anyone else. The interventions Driver...
...we’ll get in touch with you to find out why. We’ll give you the opportunity to talk to us about why you’ve cancelled or handed back so many tests, and...
...the training that you offer to your pupils. However, 1 in 4 newly qualified drivers said they wished they had spent more time driving in the dark during their lessons...
...others, and manage physical and psychological difficulties. I found learning mindfulness to be so transformative my personal life that I began to integrate it into my work as an ADI...
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