There’s only so long you can fight the urge to sleep before your eyes will close and you’ll run off the road, probably with serious consequences. Accidents where drivers fall asleep tend to be at high speed because the driver doesn’t…
- Learning to Drive
- Fleet driver training
- Advice
- Find a Driving Instructor
- Driving Syllabus
- 1: Vehicle controls
- 2: Starting and stopping the engine
- 3: Moving off and stopping
- 4: Steering control
- 5: Changing gears
- 6: Reversing in a straight line
- 7: Moving off from the kerb
- 8: Driving straight
- 9: Stopping at the kerb
- 10: Turning left off a road
- 11: Driving straight ahead at a roundabout
- 12: Turning left at a Give Way sign
- 13: Turning left at a Stop sign
- 14: Turning left at traffic signals (traffic lights)
- 15: Turning right off a road
- 16: Turning right at a Give Way sign
- 17: Turning right at traffic signals (traffic lights)
- 18: Three-point turn
- 19: Reversing into a driveway
- 20: Reverse parallel park
- 21: Higher-speed areas – single lane each way
- 22: Higher-speed areas – multi-lane
- 23: Higher-speed areas – driving a curve
- 24: Higher-speed areas – merge onto a motorway or highway
- 25: Incline start
- 26: Angle parking
- 27: Driving across a pedestrian crossing
- 28: Driving across railway level crossings
- 29: Driving in poor visibility
- 30: Scanning and hazard recognition
- Tourist/Migrant advice
