Learning to Drive in Sidcup
No more buses, a feeling of freedom and the open road, learning to drive in Sidcup can be exhilarating. But on the other hand, it can also be challenging. The UK driving test is in 2 parts, theory test followed by the practical test.
Theory Test at Sidcup
The theory test office in Sidcup is at Planwell House, LEFA Business Park, Edgington Road, DA14 5BH. In order to successfully pass the theory test, the learner must compleat 2 sections at the same time. The first section is the multiple choice followed by the hazard perception test. Many learners fail their theory because they believe it to be common sense and just do not study. You need to revise properly into to pass the theory test. The pass mark for the multiple choice is 86%. Therefore you will need to answer 43 questions correctly out of the 50 asked. The pass mark for the hazard perception is 44 out of 75. You may start your driving lessons without passing the theory test.
Learning to Drive from an Instructor
Once you have a provisional driving licence in your hand, you will need to choose a driving instructor. You can learn to drive with the independent driving instructor in the Sidcup area or alternatively you can choose a driving school. To help you decide, it is best to ask for a recommendation from friends and family members.
If you are new to the Sidcup area, Approved Driving Instructor ( ADIs) can be found using local directories or the DVSA website. There is also the option to choose one of the ever-growing national driving schools. The majority of people learn to drive in a manual car. However, it’s possible to take lessons in an automatic car, which is usually easier to drive. Passing your driving test in an automatic car will only entitle the driver to drive automatic cars. However, passing in a manual, entitles the driver to drive both automatic and manual.
We all Make Mistakes
Stalling at a junction or pulling out of a roundabout when you shouldn’t. These are experiences that all learners have had and will continue to do so. So when they happen to you, learn from them and then move on. If you worry about them, you’ll just end up making even more mistakes.
The Practical Driving Test at Sidcup
Driving test cancellations are far and few at the Sidcup Practical Test Centre. The average learner driver waits just over 2 months for a test at Sidcup. If you have recently failed a driving test, this can be a serious problem.
DTC UK can arrange a driving test cancellation with 2 weeks in the Sidcup area. We can even arrange a few intensive driving lessons to increase your chances of success. DTC UK only uses fully qualified driving instructors. We have 100s of reviews on different platforms including review.co.uk, Google and Yell.com. Not only do we provide automatic and manual driving lessons but we can also arrange short notice driving test and emergency car hire.
