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Just a reminder ….. Highway Code rules H2 and H3

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Common Driving Test Fails

The most # frequent faults seen during the practical driving test. These faults often occur when a driver fails to observe effectively, does not use mirrors correctly, or carries out a manoeuvre without sufficient control or planning.

Candidates must demonstrate that they can drive safely, legally, and independently, without causing other road users to change speed, direction, or take avoiding action. Consistent observation, correct mirror use, and good control of the vehicle are essential throughout the test.

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Learn driving

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The DVSA "27 Skills" refer to the core competencies required to pass the UK practical driving test, aimed at ensuring new drivers are safe, independent, and "Ready to Pass". These skills are broken down from basic car control (e.g., cockpit checks, moving off) and maneuvers (e.g., parking, reversing) to complex tasks like independent driving with a sat nav.
Key Categories of the 27 Skills:

1.Basics (Skills 1-4): Cockpit checks, safety checks, and basic control.

2.Control & Positioning (Skills 5-7): Steering, braking, gear changing, and road positioning.

3.Observation, Signaling & Planning (Skills 8-13): Mirror use, signaling, anticipation, and speed management.

4.Junctions, Roundabouts & Crossings (Skills 14-16): Safe navigation of road features.

5.Manoeuvres (Skills 17-20): Reversing, turning, parking, and emergency stops.

6.Road Types (Skills 21-23): Country roads, dual carriageways, and motorways.

7.Conditions (Skills 24-26): Driving in the dark, in adverse weather, and with passengers/loads.

8.Independent Driving (Skill 27): Following a sat nav or traffic signs.

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