...likely to have read The Highway Code while preparing for their driving test Mock tests There is a significant difference in mock test behaviour between campaign-aware learners and those who...
...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...
...the new test, and National Dyslexia Awareness Week having taken place recently (2 to 8 October), I wanted to let you know how we’re continuing to support your pupils that...
...for all your hard work in making sure you and your pupils were prepared for the test changes and responding well to the new challenges presented as part of the...
...motorcycle. While the research from 2014 showed high levels of satisfaction among learners and trainers, we think it’s the right time to update and improve it, particularly for new and...
...normal levels. So far, in 2023 up to the end of May we have received around 800,000 new bookings for driving tests which showed that the increase in demand for...
...the feedback, it’s been decided that specially-adapted cars will need to have dual-controls when used for motorway lessons for a learner. Asking new drivers what they think The Department for...
...your pupil understand what they might have done wrong. You should encourage your pupil to analyse problems and take responsibility for their own learning. For example, if your pupil forgot...
...Our research showed that when searching online, perhaps not unsurprisingly, learner drivers are looking for things like: ‘how to pass driving test first time’ ‘when are you ready for driving...
...a major shift in how we prepare new drivers for the realities of modern motoring. I remember appearing on BBC Breakfast to publicise it, explaining how learners could now gain...
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