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2. Have patience when it comes to learning to
drive
Don't pressurise yourself when you start to
learn
Never listen to people saying “it’s so easy, I
that In first chance”.
Build your confidence not over confidence
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3. Do basics reading before your driving lessons.
If you are clear with the basics then there chance to
understand how to manage the controls
If you know someone like friends or Parents who have
already clear the test, try to get their driving
knowledge.. Do it, don’t hesitate.
If you have a car, sit with your parent or friend and
ask them about the controls and their uses.
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4. There are basically two car lessons :
1.Theory 2.Practical
Theory lessons include highway codes, Driving Sign
Practical lessons include controls, Driving instructions,
etc.
Before stepping inside a car, perhaps whilst waiting for
your provisional license or between lessons.
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5. As driving differs for car to car, So discuss doubts.
If you're struggling with a certain technique or style
you shouldn't be afraid of asking the instructor
most instructors will have lots and lots of different
techniques tailored to suit various individuals
It's in their interests too and they know all the tricks to
get you up and running!
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6. Make sure you drive on all the different types
of road before taking your test.
You need to be comfortable on all the different
roads
Try various speeds so when you actually get
the keys points of the car and drive it properly
Try to control car on incline road with the help
of the instructor.
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7. Try not to listen to horror stories about car driving
before the test.
A lot of the time people only talk about the test when
they've failed, just simply ignore the discussion.
When people have passed they don't tend to volunteer
information about their failure
The test isn't as bad as you think!
So don't be put off by rumours of people failed for
wearing the wrong clothes or nightmare.
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8. Mock tests with another instructor are a good
indicator of how independent you are on the
variety of roads
It also avoids costly - and basic - mistakes.
Tell friends or parents to help you for mock test.
Or do self mock test in front of mirror helps a
lot.
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9. Lessons cost an awful lot of money and driving is as
much about experience as anything so drive with
parents or other suitably qualified people whenever
possible.
Private practise is good so long as the person you're
with and the instructor are working together
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10. It's a good idea not to tell everybody that you're doing
the test.
You put pressure on yourself rather then get pressure
from others.
You're terrified you're going to fail because everyone
is texting you and phoning you but if you've simply
got a couple of friends or family in the loop you feel
less pressurised
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11. If your schedule allows try and have lessons at different
times of the day
It's all very well having your lessons after nine in the
morning
Try at different phases : if you've never driven at night,
you've never driven in the wet or at dusk you're not going
to have a feel for all the conditions
Your test could take place in the middle of the school run
rush hour or later in the day when the roads are quieter so
make sure you have experience of both
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12. Shani Driving School
141 Woolwich street unit 103 and 105
Guelph, Ontario, N1H 8M5
Phone: 519-265-8584, 519-781-3982
E-mail: info@shanidrivingschool.com
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