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  • Steep Hills on Your Driving Test in 2026: Uphill Junctions, Downhill Braking and Rolling Back
    Driving Test Tips

    Steep Hills on Your Driving Test in 2026: Uphill Junctions, Downhill Braking and Rolling Back

    1 Sep 2026
  • T-Junctions on Your Driving Test in 2026: Open, Closed and How to Judge the Gap
    Driving Test Tips

    T-Junctions on Your Driving Test in 2026: Open, Closed and How to Judge the Gap

    31 Aug 2026
  • Dash Cams on Your Driving Test in 2026: Can You Record Your Test?
    Driving Test Tips

    Dash Cams on Your Driving Test in 2026: Can You Record Your Test?

    31 Aug 2026
  • Driver Assistance Tech on Your Driving Test in 2026: Cruise Control, Parking Sensors and Hill Start Assist
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    Driver Assistance Tech on Your Driving Test in 2026: Cruise Control, Parking Sensors and Hill Start Assist

    31 Aug 2026
  • Demisting and Ancillary Controls on Your Driving Test in 2026: The Switches Examiners Expect You to Find
    Driving Test Tips

    Demisting and Ancillary Controls on Your Driving Test in 2026: The Switches Examiners Expect You to Find

    31 Aug 2026
  • U-Turns on Your Driving Test in 2026: When You’ll Be Asked to Turn the Car Around
    Driving Test Tips

    U-Turns on Your Driving Test in 2026: When You’ll Be Asked to Turn the Car Around

    30 Aug 2026
  • Can Your Instructor Sit in on Your Driving Test in 2026? The Rules on Observers Explained
    Driving Test Tips

    Can Your Instructor Sit in on Your Driving Test in 2026? The Rules on Observers Explained

    30 Aug 2026
  • Stalling on Your Driving Test in 2026: Is It a Fail, and How to Recover
    Driving Test Tips

    Stalling on Your Driving Test in 2026: Is It a Fail, and How to Recover

    30 Aug 2026
  • Junction Observation on Your Driving Test in 2026: Why “Failed to Look Properly” Is the UK’s Number One Fault
    Driving Test Tips

    Junction Observation on Your Driving Test in 2026: Why “Failed to Look Properly” Is the UK’s Number One Fault

    29 Aug 2026
  • Driving in the Dark in 2026: Can Your Driving Test Be at Night, and How to Prepare
    Driving Test Tips

    Driving in the Dark in 2026: Can Your Driving Test Be at Night, and How to Prepare

    29 Aug 2026
  • The Automatic-Only Driving Licence in 2026: What You Can Drive and How to Upgrade to Manual
    Booking & Admin, Driving Test Tips

    The Automatic-Only Driving Licence in 2026: What You Can Drive and How to Upgrade to Manual

    29 Aug 2026
  • How to Deal With Motorcyclists on Your Driving Test in 2026
    Driving Test Tips

    How to Deal With Motorcyclists on Your Driving Test in 2026

    28 Aug 2026
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