Most of my manual students found third gear the best gear to hold the vehicle at under 80kph.
The tester felt unsafe and did not pass the student. The driver would have been less than two seconds behind the truck all the way down the hill. TailgatingĪ driver was going down a steep hill in fifth gear, tailgating a truck. He was 75 sitting his restricted after not driving for over ten years and his US licence had expired. He also had poor accelerator control so the vehicle speed was not consistent. The tester intervened and told him to move as he was holding up traffic he was looking to the right at the red lights, not the one set straight in front with the green turning arrow. The driver failed to proceed on a green turning arrow and got tooted at. She re-sat the test several months later and had no problems. The tester carried on with the test to see if she got any better, but it was not the case. One student was so stressed and paranoid about impeding the flow of traffic and failing to give way on roundabouts she took too long at each intersection and roundabout, then failed to follow the instructions of the tester to make a right turn.
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Stress is huge, it can take a confident, competent driver and turn them to mush. We asked four instructors for their advice for new motorists Sharon Adams, Devonport Driving School, Stress If you’re about to take your practical driving test for your car licence you’ll need to know these ten ways in which it’s easy to fail your test.
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