Meeting & Adequate Clearance
Learn the system of approach to a meeting situation and who has priority and when. Learn how to stay safe by keeping a safety bubble around your vehicle
What's included in this course
- Meeting Vehicles
- Front Clearance
- Rear Clearance
- Side Clearance
With small roads and parked cars, meeting traffic is unavoidable these days. For our safety and the safety of other road users, it is essential that we have adequate clearance all around us. This course is for the driver that wishes to improve their meeting skills. It is essential for learner drivers planning to attend a driving test as passing parked cars is a relatively common driving test failure.
This course on Meeting & Adequate Clearance is divided into two sections namely meeting and adequate clearance. It explains the DVSA recommended routine to approach to a meeting situation, which drier has priority, and when. The second lessons go through clearance to the front, rear, and side of our car.
Course Content
Meeting
Discover what sort of situations would you encounter a meeting. Who should give gave to? Learn about the DVSA recommended method of approach
Front Clearance
How much clearance should we leave in front when stopped in traffic, moving slowly in traffic and at 30 mph.
Rear Clearance
Do we need to worry about the clearance on our rear or is that the responsibility of other drivers? What should we do if a drivers get to close
Side Clearance
Learn how much clearance we need when pass over vehicles, cyclists and horse ridersWhy chose us
