Turnings - don't turn your wheel to left or right when making turns unless you are comitted. Signal, Mirror, Over the shoulder and Go. signal and then move on, while looking to the sides, SMOG in and SMOG out. Up hill park - close to the curb and turn your wheels away from the curb, and make sure you put the gear to parking point- i.e at the P - position and pull your emergency brakes, don't forget though to push back your emergency brakes ebfore you move. they consider that your car is parked when in between, not too close to front or back poles and keep close to the curb.ĩ0 parking - yes, I had to do this too! they made me do everything in the book, it's easy though, they will ask to move all the way until the front of the car is inline with the poles. Parallel parking - the usual stuff, go through with your instructor - remember the first cut is the deepest. It's not normal driving, remember you are doing for them! don't forget to use your signals. Lane change - make sure you look left, right and your back - just do lots of exagerated observations and I mean exagerated. There will be no signs or markings! once you see yellow lines treat it as a two way road.
remember once you see the yellow lines it's a two way road. if they tell you to turn left, then don't make the same mistake some funny guy made (he was driving infront of me) lol, by turning to left closest to the curb. if you turn right just go right into the corner closest to the curb. After a while you will either turn left or right. it will only turn to the right, from there onwards just follow their instructions. Your car will be parked right infront of a one way road. Park carefully so that during your eventual departure you will havea good start to move and join the road.
You will be told at the registration window which space you will be parking. Prior to your departure you will be parked infront of a one way road, there are slot 1,2,3 and 4. Once you are done, they will give you information about the road you will be driving. They will ask you the following, while seated in your car: Failed in plymouth not necessarily true for everyone though, it was really a strict examiner.