This article looks at how to pass the driving test first time in the UK. With pass rates around 45% in many test centres it appears that more than every driving test taken, more than half fail. To put it another way, you are more likely to pass on your second attempt. So why do people fail and are there any tips on how to pass the driving test first time.
This is the first article in a short series designed to help learner drivers pass the driving test easier and remove some of the mysteries surrounding learning to drive.
As a trainer of driving instructors I have so often heard how complicated driving instructors can make things. Correct education of any subject needs to follow simple methods normally starting with an ‘empirical fact.’ This could be a proven fact from an official publication, such as ‘The Highway Code’ and ‘The Official DVSA Guide to Driving: The Essential Skills’ to name just two. Using these alongside driving lessons can help learners pass the driving test easily.
But what else should you be doing to cut down on lessons?
Note: You should use the following advice in conjunction with your professional driving lessons and if your driving instructor tells you something different to what you have read in the Highway Code then think cautiously. You can contact us to ask advice or use any of the links that come from these articles.
