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DVSA Wood Green (London) Driving Test Centre
Wood Green Crown Court, Woodhall House, Lordship Lane, Wood Green N22 5LFDVSA Mitcham (London) Driving Test Centre
Redhouse Road, Mitcham, Surrey CR0 3AQDVSA Bromley (London) Driving Test Centre
121-123 Burnt Ash Lane, BROMLEY BR1 5ABMoving off with the handbrake on is a common reason for failing your test. Many learners don't release the handbrake fully when moving off and then, 5-10 seconds later, the car starts to make a beeping noise. At this point, you have probably failed your test.
Ahmad Abdur - driving instructor in Vauxhall
Did you know you can touch the gear lever if you are unsure of what gear you are in? Some cars will tell you what gear you are in, and others don't. If in doubt, briefly touch the gear lever and based on its position, you should be able to identify what gear you are in without looking down.
Anthony Johnson - Grade A, 51/51 ORDIT registered
You will start your driving lessons in a quiet area with your instructor teaching you the basics, including the car controls, changing gears, moving off and stopping, and turning left and right. You won't have to worry about major roads and busy junctions initially as your instructor will help you to grow in confidence before meeting challenging, heavy traffic in London.
When you start to gain more experience and more confidence, the situations you will face will gradually increase at a rate that matches your skill. Your driving instructor will build a lesson plan tailored to your specific needs, helping you to work on areas that need to be strengthened ahead of your test. They will also familiarise you with the popular test routes at your chosen test centre nearby so that you feel fully prepared and confident on the day of your test.
This will be different from learner to learner - if you have a deadline to pass in or want to pass very quickly you may wish to have more driving lessons each week. However, most of our learners start with just one lesson a week and increase this as they get closer to their test.
We do tend to find that our learners learn most effectively having 2 hour rather than 1 hour driving lessons. This is because it gives you enough time to drive for a distance as well as practice skills and manoeuvres, even if there is traffic or you need to get to a specific location. It also allows you time to get into the zone and build up your confidence.
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