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Driving Test During Morning Rush Hour

aon1998 · 2016-01-28 19:53:27

Hi, I got my test date and time today and it's at 8:30 in the morning in Finglas when everyone is going to school. Really nervous about it.. (a ball rolled out in front of me when a school was getting out the other day and I reacted fine) but I'm still nervous about all the traffic especially people leaving estates,…

28-01-2016 7:53pm

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aon1998

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Hi, I got my test date and time today and it's at 8:30 in the morning in Finglas when everyone is going to school. Really nervous about it.. (a ball rolled out in front of me when a school was getting out the other day and I reacted fine) but I'm still nervous about all the traffic especially people leaving estates, cyclists etc. Does anyone have any tips or best way to practise for it?
Greatly appreciated!

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#2 28-01-2016 11:06pm

Lia_lia

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Get as much practise as you can at that time every morning leading up to your test. If you are able to! If you are passing a school at all remember to leave loads of door space. React to hazards long before you reach them. For example if you see an obstruction in the road act long before to get to it. If you see kids on a footpath make sure you are seen looking at them and slowing down.

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