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PART 4 Test of Continued Ability and Fitness to Give Instruction
REQUIREMENTS FOR TEST OF DRIVING TECHNIQUE
2.The components are: tyres, steering, brakes, lights, reflectors, direction indicators,...
7.Accelerate to a suitable speed while maintaining a straight course,...
8.Adjust speed to negotiate left or right turns at junctions,...
10.Perform the following manoeuvres— (a) reverse in a straight line...
12.Communicate with other road users using the authorised means.
14.Comply with road traffic regulations and the instructions of the...
16.Drive with the vehicle correctly positioned on the road, adjusting...
22.Where the opportunity arises— (a) Pass oncoming vehicles, including in...
PART 1 Matters to be Included in Practical Driving Instruction Training
1.Explaining the controls of the vehicle, including the use of...
4.Reversing, and while doing so entering limited openings to the...
5.Turning to face the opposite direction, using forward and reverse...
6.Parking close to the kerb, using forward and reverse gears....
7.Using mirrors and explaining how to make an emergency stop....
14.Meeting, crossing the path of, overtaking and allowing clearance for...
16.Comprehension of traffic signs, including road markings and traffic control...
17.Method, clarity, adequacy and correctness of instruction.
18.Observation and correction of errors committed by the pupil.
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