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Hands on the wheel (the steering wheel)
Stay under the speeding limit
Wear a short skirt for the examiner
Go on your birthday - they can't fail you then
Make sure you have wheels on
Check that there are no cars about before you pull out
Drive well
dont panic
Don't hit anything or run anyone over they tend to frown on those type of things.
Good Luck and just relax you will be fine. LOOK OUT FOR THAT TREE!.
remember where the brakes are and how to do parallel parking...good luck x
You better know how to parallel park. Stop completely at stop signs. Oh, and don't hit anybody..that usually helps.
have sex an hour before you go.. want get you to pass but I'm free on the 29th if you need any help lol sorry good luck
Don't panic and relax. If you are too stressed out about it then you will make silly mistakes. My sister found this out to her cost. When she passed she just went to it and said if I pass then fine, if I fail then its not the end of the workd and I can retake if I want to. Good luck.
dont go pissed up ha ha
just relax and dont get to stressed about it the more relaxed you are the smoother your test will go
Try and stay calm through the whole thing. Remember both hands on the steering wheel at all times unless changing gear. Slow down in plenty of time when coming to any junctions. And dont forget to check your mirrors , Especially at traffic lights or junctions check for cyclists. Dont be to hesitant on roundabouts. Get in as much practice as possible even get lessons from a local instructor on the routes you could take, practice tests will really help ease your nerves
Other than that just relax and take your time.
"OBSERVATION!" is all I hear my driving instructor tell me!
Keep watching when doing maneuvers, over your shoulder checks, look everywhere etc.
Apparently observation is the thing that lets most people down.
Consideration for other drivers too, and just generally keeping the control smooth.
Good luck!
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Great drive well and concentrate,know when to change gears,where to change gears.
I only passed my test last year, and I remember how scary it is. The best advice is to try and relax, take deep breaths, remember you can always try again should you fail. Although I took my last test at the weekend - actually August Bank Holiday Sunday, less people take their tests at the weekend, the traffics not so bad, as lots of people are out for the day, and the pass rate percentage is therefore a lot higher. It costs 10 pounds extra to take advantage of this, but I'd recommend it, it worked for me.
Let us know how you get on, and best of luck
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Don't forget to fasten your seat belt, adjust the mirrors, turn back to see the blind spot while moving into another lane, don't get scared or nervous and be courteous to the Examiner.
good luck!
do just under the speed limit and never speed even by a little.
watch for the lights changing and make sure you come to a complete stop, when required
good luck
1- If you have a cell phone, turn it off. 2-As soon as both of you are in the car, fasten your seat belt first. 3-Make a point to check the angle of the rear view mirror. 4-Roll down your window. 5-Don't speak, unless spoken to first. 6-If given a directive to change lanes, or make a turn, never forget to use your turn signals, and make a small dramatic act to look where you are turning, or entering. 7- Scout the area first, where the driving test is given. Get a handle on the terrain. By the way, where is Yeovil?? Never heard of that one.
-Always leave both hands on the wheel
-When at a stop sign, COMPLETELY stop to the point that the tires aren't rolling anymore, count 5 secs if no on coming cars are coming, Go.
-Start breaking about 30-50 from the stop sign. Try not to stomp on the breaks
-Dont talk
-MAKE SURE YOU KNOW HOW TO PARAELL PARK.
- ALWAYS go the speed limit
- When on the highway, always stay on the right side unless told otherwise.
-When making a turn, dont use one hand. rotate using the hands while turning the wheel.
-ALWAYS REMEMBER, adjust the seat, put ur seatbelt on, adjust all three mirrors.
- always look back and into your mirror first before getting into a lane or switching lanes.
thats all i could think of for now. GOOD LUCK! enjoy!
Review your drivers hand book. Practice driving as much as you can until your road test. Any area you have trouble with, practice that.
The night before your test get to bed at a resonable time and rest, don't review anything, think positive thoughts and get your mind off your test. Get up early enough to enjoy a good breakfast, shower/bath and remain calm.
When you get into the vehicle you're taking the test on, while at the drivers testing station when ther adjudicator gets in, make sure your seat is in the right position for you, put your seat belt on, adjust side and rear view mirrors and start the vehicle when the adudicator tells you, then follow that person's instructions.
Be relaxed and confident, observe speed signs on highway, school zones and city streets, especially school zones. If instructed to pass the vehicle in front of you, stay at the speed limit when passing. When passing remember to do your shoulder check as well as rear view mirrors. Remeber the two mississippi rule for folowing another vehicle at posted speeds (when your front bumper is adjacent to a stationary object on the side of the road such as a telephone pole start your count [in your head] 1 mississippi, 2 mississippi; that is how far you should be behind the person in front of you. When behind another vehicle you should always be able to see their back tires, even when stopping behind them at a light.
Hell, I wish I could teach you myself, no one I've taught so far has failed.
Good luck and be patient.
Be calm and you'll be fine!
keep calm and really listen to what instructor asking you to do, eg turn left/right etc. good luck!!! x
dont worry u will pass . cuz i say so..?
Learn the highway code properly, squeeze in some extra lessons so you can be as confident as possible and on the day. don't panic, think things through and trust your instincts.
Good luck and hope you pass!
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