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  • The Turn in the Road (Three-Point Turn) in 2026: Is It Still on the UK Driving Test?
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    The Turn in the Road (Three-Point Turn) in 2026: Is It Still on the UK Driving Test?

    24 Aug 2026
  • Unmarked Crossroads on Your Driving Test in 2026: Who Goes First and How to Stay Safe
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    Unmarked Crossroads on Your Driving Test in 2026: Who Goes First and How to Stay Safe

    23 Aug 2026
  • Parallel Parking on Your Driving Test in 2026: How to Do It and Why It Still Catches Learners Out
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    Parallel Parking on Your Driving Test in 2026: How to Do It and Why It Still Catches Learners Out

    23 Aug 2026
  • Switching From Manual to Automatic Before Your Driving Test in 2026: What Changes and What It Costs
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    Switching From Manual to Automatic Before Your Driving Test in 2026: What Changes and What It Costs

    22 Aug 2026
  • Winter Driving on Your Driving Test in 2026: Ice, Snow, Low Sun and Stopping Distances
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    Winter Driving on Your Driving Test in 2026: Ice, Snow, Low Sun and Stopping Distances

    22 Aug 2026
  • Traffic Calming on Your Driving Test in 2026: Speed Bumps, Chicanes and Road Narrowings Explained
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    Traffic Calming on Your Driving Test in 2026: Speed Bumps, Chicanes and Road Narrowings Explained

    22 Aug 2026
  • What Happens If You’re Late for Your Driving Test in 2026?
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    What Happens If You’re Late for Your Driving Test in 2026?

    21 Aug 2026
  • Taking Your Driving Test in Your Own Car in 2026: The DVSA Rules Your Car Must Meet
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    Taking Your Driving Test in Your Own Car in 2026: The DVSA Rules Your Car Must Meet

    21 Aug 2026
  • Tiredness and Fatigue on Your Driving Test in 2026: Why It Matters More Than You Think
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    Tiredness and Fatigue on Your Driving Test in 2026: Why It Matters More Than You Think

    21 Aug 2026
  • Flashing Headlights and the Horn on Your Driving Test in 2026: What the Highway Code Actually Says
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    Flashing Headlights and the Horn on Your Driving Test in 2026: What the Highway Code Actually Says

    21 Aug 2026
  • How Long Does the UK Driving Test Take in 2026? A Minute-by-Minute Breakdown
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    How Long Does the UK Driving Test Take in 2026? A Minute-by-Minute Breakdown

    20 Aug 2026
  • What Happens If Your Car Breaks Down on Your Driving Test in 2026?
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    What Happens If Your Car Breaks Down on Your Driving Test in 2026?

    20 Aug 2026
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