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It's a classic, but many learners think they should offset their mirrors, so they must move their heads more during the test. You should be able to check your mirrors by moving your eyes - not your head. The examiners are trained to look out for eye checks rather than head movements. Moving your head may cause the examiner to think your mirrors are not set up correctly.

When approaching a no entry sign, expect the examiner to say nothing, unless there is more than one way you can go. As you approach the no entry, the examiner will be getting ready to brake if you aren’t slowing down and look like you are going to avoid the no entry. If you notice their foot or leg moving slightly, you possibly have one or two seconds to go in the correct direction before they use the dual controls.