Driving Test Booked but No Instructor
Do you have a driving test booked and no Instructor
CAN HELP?
Now Driving Instructors around the country are being snowed under with people wanting to take their Driving test as soon as possible. The problem is that we do not have enough time in the day for instructors to help everyone who is wanting our help.
As responsible instructors, we want our students to have the best chance of passing their test first time as possible. This means the student will need several lessons to make up for the time they have missed and be given time to revise and come back up to test standard before taking their test
This website has an Online Training Course for Learner Drivers
All topics will have Notes Pictures and Videos designed to help you work with a driving instructor.
Revision Notes
As you have a Driving Test Booked but No Instructor this website course will act as a set of revision notes.
You should join the course to help you get ready to pass your driving test
What happens on the day of your Test
As you are likely to have read when you turn up to the test using your car. There are several things you will need to be sure you have done or brought with you
-
The car might need to have special insurance to take your driving test. Some insurance companies will insure you to drive with a supervisor. However, taking the test could be different because the examiner is not a supervisor but primarily an assessor. I would check with your insurance company just in case.
-
When you turn up on the day of the test unless you have a valid International Driving License. You’ll need a supervising person with you to the test and with you if you, unfortunately, fail the test.
-
They should be over 21 years old with a valid license for the class of vehicle you are driving. (not an Automatic license for a Manual Car) They will need to have had the license for at least 3 years in this or a European country
-
The car must have visible L plates on the front and back of the car that can be seen by other drivers.
-
There should be a second windscreen mirror for the examiner to use (Don’t worry too much if you cant get one most examiner will have a spare mirror in the test centre)
-
The Car must be legally fit to drive. That is to say with a valid MOT if necessary and all attachments and lights working.