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It's
The day of your Driving Test
So, it's your driving test and what seemed years away when you
booked your test (and complained about the long wait) has
arrived all too soon
Well, what can you expect to happen?
- Your Instructor will probably meet you an
hour or so before your test appointment
- Show your Instructor your documents before
you move off from home (it's too late to
find out you haven't got your licence with you
when the driving examiner calls your name)
- If you're meeting your Instructor somewhere else then make sure you leave home with the documents you need
The hour before your test
- Your instructor will more than likely run
through the manoeuvres with you and may
highlight any special points that you might need
to concentrate upon
- Avoid a two hour lesson just before you test
- You need to arrive reasonably relaxed
- Not feeling like you've just driven from
London to Birmingham
In the waiting room
- You are not alone
- There will be other "would be" drivers just
as nervous as you and you will never know if the
person opposite you is taking their test for the
first or the tenth time
- The driving examiner will not know if this
is your first or tenth test either
You've just heard your name called
- The examiner wants YOU
- Your examiner will ask you to sign a
declaration at the top of the marking sheet.
(A nervous smile doesn't go amiss at this
point)
- You are signing to say that your vehicle is
insured for the purpose of a driving test and
the address on your licence is your current
address
- The examiner will ask to see your driving
licence and perhaps your theory test certificate
- The examiner will compare your signature on
your licence with the signature you've just put
on the declaration. Hopefully they match!
- If all is in order the examiner will now ask
you to "lead the way to your car" or words to
that effect
- Don't forget if you have a photo card
licence to take the paper counterpart as well
- If you still have the "old fashioned" paper
licence take photographic evidence as well
(passport)
- Many a driver has failed their test without
leaving the waiting room for not proving their
identity
- Don't forget your glasses if you need them
for driving
The eyesight test
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- The examiner will (once you're outside
the Test Centre) ask you to read a
number plate
- If you cannot then the examiner will get the
tape measure and mark out the prescribed
distance and invite you read a number plate
again
- If you succeed then it's onwards to your car
- If you still can't then it's off to the
optician, you have failed your driving test
- Remember there are two font styles for
number plates
Good Luck!
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- This page is devoted to the day of your driving test....
we've all been there....some of us more times than we might like
to admit
- Do make sure you bring all the documents you need
- Do remember your glasses if you need them for driving
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