Compulsory basic training is demanded when you want to practice moped or motorcycle riding. The purpose of compulsory basic training is to increase safe driving and to reduce number of road accidents. This rule is valid already for last 20 years and according to traffic statistics it was wise decision by Driving Standards Agency. The learner should have completed the certificate of compulsory basic training before he or she is allowed to ride on the road with L-plates or D-plates in Wales.

You can get compulsory basic training certificate when you have taken compulsory basic training course which consists of five elements: introduction, practical on-site training, practical on-site riding, practical on-road training, practical on-road riding. All these five elements have to be completed in sequence, although the order of the exercises within the element can be varied. You will move on to the next element when your instructor is satisfied you have learnt the necessary theory and demonstrated the practical skills to a safe basic level.

We do not recommend to drink alcohol the day before your driving test. If you do drink you can’t ensure you are feeling as good as possible on the day of the driving test.

Try to relax – listen music, watch movie or TV, spend time with your family. If you have problems to fall asleep, go for walk or take a bath. It will help you to calm down. Good night sleep is critical to ensure you are feeling as good as possible on the day of the driving test.

1. Driving school theory lessons (not compulsory if you know you will be able to study independently).

2. Read Highway Code (available in book stores and download for free in internet).

3. Practice theory test questions. Don’t be a boob and don’t believe to the sites promising access to all DSA theory test questions 2011 free of charge. It is just not possible because it is regulated by Copy Right agreement between DSA and this site. You can practice also offline by buying book or CD with theory test questions but in this case rarely you will access all the latest DSA theory test questions. It simply takes time to design a book, to print it in publishing house and to deliver it to shops, the same with CD. The fastest way to offer updated theory test questions is to provide them accessible online.

4. Practice driving test in order to be able to pass hazard perception section of the theory test.

Multiple choice questions are questions which offer you the possible alternatives of answers. It is always stated how many answers you should mark. There could be questions, where just one answer is correct as well as questions where four answers are correct.

Case study questions are based on a particular road situation and then the following questions are based on the same case study. Again, questions are with multiple choice answers.

1. Reach the necessary age required in Uk to become as car driver or motorcycle (3 months to your 17th birthday) or moped rider (16 years old).

2. Apply for your provisional license.

3. Study driving theory.

4. Get your CBT (compulsory basic training) certificate if needed (moped and motorcycle)

5. Practice driving.

6. Pass DSA driving theory test.

7. Pass DSA driving test.

8. Notify DVLA to get the full driving license.

9. To become safe driver and enhance your confidence practice Pass Plus.

After taking Pass Plus program you should pass Pass Plus test. We offer you official DSA video to test are you ready for your Pass Plus test as well as to help you to prepare for your test day and become a safe driver.

Pass Plus program is offered by driving schools as well as by individual driving instructors (or ADI – approved driving instructors).

There is so called “three-second rule” which helps you to determine safe distance from the car ahead of you.

Of course, first, the distance changes at different speeds. To determine the safe driving distance, first select a fixed object on the road ahead such as a sign, tree or overpass. When the vehicle ahead of you passes the object, slowly count “one one thousand, two one thousand, three one thousand.” If you reach the object before completing the count, you’re following too closely. Make sure there are three seconds between you and the car ahead gives you time and distance to respond to problems in the lane ahead of you.

Second, the distance changes at different weather conditions and daylight. In night or when it is rainy or foggy, the three-second-rule should be doubled to the six-second-rule.

1. Be attentive at intersections, it is a danger zone because there are a lot of distractions, for example, turning cars, pedestrians and red-light runners.

2.Steer clear of erratic and aggressive drivers. Let them pass you.

3. Keep your eyes on the road. Talking on a cell phone, eating or reading a map can disturb you and lead to an accident. Don’t forget that also driver next to you can be disturbed by reading a map or texting.

4. Be cautious near parked vehicles. Someone could open a door or start to drive unexpectedly.

5. Don’t drive when you are tired or want to sleep. Better stop the vehicle and take some rest and drink coffee. Remember that sleep is a biological need.

6. When passing another car, get past the driver’s blind spot as fast and safe as possible.

7. Know your vehicle’s brakes. Most of vehicles have anti-lock brakes. In this case driver need to press the pedal firmly and continuously.

8. If you should drive in windy or even stormy weather, very carefully observe distance between you and the vehicle ahead. It is even recommended to enhance distance in comparison to normal weather conditions.

9. If it is possible do not drive through water because water can disable your vehicle’s motor in a few seconds. If it is not possible to avoid driving in water, do it at small speed (the second speed if driving manual car) and drive very slowly and carefully to escape spatter.

10. Observe Highway Code. For example, don’t forget so basic things as seat belt and door locking.