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Driving Test

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  • 05-05-2012 2:24pm
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    paul.culligan
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    Hi,
    I have my driving test for the 3rd time next week and there are some areas I would like someone to clarify. The main areas I have received marks are reaction to hazards and observation turning right. I would appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction. thanks.
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    Orion
    Closed Accounts Posts: 12,807 ✭✭✭✭Orion


    Trying to conceive is an interesting choice of forum for this one. Moving to Learning to Drive.


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    ADIDriving
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    Usually when someone gets a mark for observation turning right it is that they did not look properly at the road they were about to turn on to just BEFORE turning.
    Reaction to hazards is a much harder one to figure out. It could be that you did not check mirrors, overreacted or under reacted to some hazard that may or may not have required you to change your speed or direction. Vague, I know. Your ADI driving instructor may be able to make more sense of it in a pre-test lesson.


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    Daveysil15
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    Just keep trying. It took me four attempts before I finally passed. Each examiner faulted me on things that the others didn't. It depends on who you get I think.


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    passtest
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    paul.culligan wrote: »
    Hi,
    I have my driving test for the 3rd time next week and there are some areas I would like someone to clarify. The main areas I have received marks are reaction to hazards and observation turning right. I would appreciate if someone could point me in the right direction. thanks.
    Driving in UK is not so hard but before you drive you must know traffic signs and how to handle in different road traffic conditions. Learner drivers must pass their driving theory test and practical test before driving on the public places. There are a lot of study material to pass driving test. To find hazard perception test clips, search "hazard perception test" on Google and select top search result and practice your theory test with confidence.


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    ADIDriving
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    Driving in IRELAND is not so hard but before you drive you must know traffic signs and how to handle in different road traffic conditions. Learner drivers must pass their driving theory test only before driving on the public places. There are a lot of study material to pass driving test. To find hazard perception test clips, search "hazard perception test" on Google and select a result.
    Might actually be a decent idea.


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