Vehicles that are passing on the opposite side of the road can be ignored and you may continue reversing.Continuously looking around in all direction While looking out of the rear view mirror, begin reversing slowly.However do not start moving if there are still vehicles going past, wait for them to pass first Perform all around observations and select reverse gear.The examiner will ask you now to reverse around two car lengths, if your wheels are straight and parallel to the kerb this should be an easy process. Stopping on the Right Manoeuvre – Reversing If you have parked on a slight slope, you should apply the handbrake.As you’ll shortly be reversing, it’s best to try and straighten the wheels parallel to the kerb.Avoid hitting the kerb as it will likely result in a fail, however, this is up to the discretion of the examiner.You’ll need to stop reasonably close to the kerb, around 30 cm is reasonable.Make your way over to right side of the road, but not too sharp of an angle as this increases the chance of hitting the kerb and makes it more difficult to stop parallel to the kerb.
Stopping on the Right Manoeuvre – Pulling Over If you must give way, you should perform the mirrors and blind spot check again before moving off.You may have to give way to other vehicles as it is not your priority.You should position your car slightly towards the right side of the lane, similar to taking a right turn.If all of the above shows that the road is clear, then signal to the right. Once you have found an ideal place to park, look at your interior mirror, your right wing mirror, and then a quick check your right blind spot. Stopping on the Right Manoeuvre – Road Positioning Furthermore, avoid stopping too close to a junction or opposite a junction. Stopping on the Right Manoeuvre – Choosing a suitable locationĪvoid parking in front of driveways as you’ll prevent the owner from entering or exiting their premise. There will also be no parking restrictions such as double yellow lines and the examiner will not ask you to pull up on the left before conducting this manoeuvre. Avoid parking in front of driveways as you’ll prevent the owner from entering or exiting their premises. Therefore, if the road is busy, there will be plenty of room to park safely on the right side.
You’ll in a location that the examiner has specifically chosen that should be suitable. The examiner will ask you to pull up on the right behind a parked car and then reverse for a short distance before moving off. You must also be able to react and adapt to changing circumstances which are a likely occurrence.
Observations– to be fully aware of your surroundings, including any nearby hazards such as other road users, pedestrians etc.
#UK DRIVING TEST MANOEUVRES FULL#
In this manoeuvre, the examiner will be looking for accuracy, control and observations.Īccuracy – good road positioning throughout the duration of the exercise.Ĭontrol – to move the car slowly and under full control. You will have to go against the flow of traffic and therefore could be potentially dangerous if not performed with due caution. The new driving test will include this manoeuvre which involves pulling up on the right and reversing two car lengths.
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