It’s thrilling and transformative to become a skilled driver. Every step, from getting your provisional license to passing your driving license test and beyond, is necessary to become a confident and safe driver. Let’s examine the critical moments in this journey to give you a thorough manual for handling your driving profession.
Learners
Applying for a provisional license three months before turning 17 is legally required. You can complete this online or obtain a D1 form from post offices. Completing certain forms is also necessary to verify your identity. The cost of your temporary license is £50.00. Once you’ve turned 17 and signed your provisional license, you can begin driving and take your theory test.
Theory Test
Understanding traffic signs, anticipating dangers, and following the rules of the road are critical to a driver’s career.
Structure of the Driving Theory Test
Multiple-Choice Section: In this part, test your understanding of traffic laws, road signs, and safe driving methods.
Hazard Perception Section: In this part, you will view video clips to recognize possible risks. To pass, you need to receive at least 44 out of 75.
Your score must be 43 out of 50 to pass the theory test.
Our Lessons
At BOSS Driving School, we maintain the highest professional standards and demand that our students do their best. We have a top-grade grade A qualification certificate for instruction. We offer hourly lessons priced at £38 and the first block of 10 lessons priced at £350. The lesson structure is on the website.
Since the lessons are specifically designed for you, we will monitor your progress to ensure that your driving skills are constantly improving. If you’re worried or frightened about your driving experience, call us at 01708 521339 for assurance.
Our Practical Test
The practical test lasts 40 minutes and is conducted by a DSA examiner. They will give you driving instructions on where to go and how to turn. The examiner will give you an eye test before you leave, typically reading a license plate at a distance of 20 m. After that, the examiner will ask three or four questions about road safety and your car’s condition. Before the test, the ‘Show me, Tell me’ question sheets will be sent out for review.
Pass Plus
Driving on motorways and your own after passing can seem quite intimidating. It can feel rather daunting having to drive independently and on highways. A new driver’s learning is expanded with a series of additional lessons that broaden the driver’s learning. It includes driving on:
- Motorways
- Towns and cities
- Country lanes
- Night driving
Pass Plus offers a solid set of skills you can use for the rest of your driving life, but it is optional.