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Bay Parking
Parallel Parking
Reverse Corners
Pulling Up on the Right
Three Point Turn
emergency stop
Skills
Controls
moving off
steering
m-s-m
road positioning
Junctions
observation
meeting
Pedestrian Crossing
crossroads
planning
anticipation
awareness
eco-driving
Roundabouts
advance
Motorway & Dual Carriageways
Bends
Skills
Safety Zone
progress
emergency stop
Defensive Driving
hazards
long distance
weather
quiz
independent
dark
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Learner Driver: Comprehensive Step-by-Step Guide
Getting Started
Apply for your provisional licence:
You can do this online at GOV.UK when you're 15 years and 9 months old.
Start learning the Highway Code:
Study the rules of the road before you begin practical lessons.
Book your theory test:
You'll need to pass this before you can take your practical test.
Finding an Instructor
Choose a qualified instructor:
Look for ADI (Approved Driving Instructor) certification.
Schedule regular lessons:
Consistency is key to building your skills.
Consider intensive courses:
If you prefer to learn quickly over a short period.
Practical Skills Development
Master vehicle controls:
Start with basic operations like steering, gears, and pedals.
Practice in quiet areas:
Begin in car parks or quiet roads to build confidence.
Progress to complex situations:
Gradually move to busier roads, roundabouts, and dual carriageways.
Test Preparation
Take mock tests:
Your instructor can simulate test conditions.
Practice the test routes:
Familiarise yourself with common test areas.
Book your practical test:
Only when your instructor agrees you're ready.
After Passing
Consider Pass Plus:
This optional course helps new drivers gain experience in different road conditions.
Practice independently:
Build your experience with different driving scenarios.
Stay safe:
Remember that new drivers are at higher risk - don't become overconfident.