Sunningdale Driving Test Pass for Alice Myers

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Sunningdale Driving Test Pass Well done to Alice Myers of Sunningdale. Alice passed her test in chertsey this morning with just 3 driving faults.  The test included a Right hand reverse and an emergency stop.

Driving in town can be daunting: rush hour traffic, complicated junctions and traffic systems… learn the skills to deal with all these and more

The second part of the module is a practical session, covering the different features of driving in town, such as complex junctions and public transport. You’ll concentrate on

• observation, judgement and awareness
• eye contact
• consideration for vulnerable road users
• being cautious but not over cautious, and
• keeping space around your car

A busy town centre during the day or evening is fraught with danger from all sides. Rarely do we get the chance to get up to the  30 m.p.h. speed limit. Pedestrians, parked vehicles, taxi-ranks, buses, vehicles loading and unloading and road works are some of the hazards we have to contend with. By using the System of Car Control we have a systematic approach for dealing with any hazards we see-as and when they arise. Sunningdale Driving Test Pass

Observation: Throughout the whole System is the taking and using of information from what we can see and of giving information so that other road users know our intentions. The most basic requirement is that we know where we want to go – obvious but true. We need to know either the place name of where we’re going or a road number. By looking at destination boards, road signs, or lane markings we can position ourselves, in good time, on the approach to side roads, junctions or roundabouts. Before slowing down or changing position remember to always look in your mirror(s) to check for vehicles behind. Indicate to anyone, anywhere, who you consider would benefit from your signal.

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