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Passing the driving test sounds easy, but many learner drivers make mistakes under stress that can lead to them failing the driving test. Although these mistakes are easily avoidable, success is never achieved by chance and requires proper training and practice. In this section, we introduce the factors that can cause your failure: Whether it's familiarizing yourself with the test format or using the right machine for your test, we've covered everything you need to know to pass your test. Let's start with what you need to know even before you appear for the test. 1. Being too nervous: It is likely lead to poor performance and mistakes. Although, a few nerves are unavoidable, make sure to relax yourself as much as possible so you can present your best effort to the examiner. 2. Not aware of test conditions & items: Make sure nothing surprises you and leaves you scrambling. 3. Fail to adjust the seats and mirrors, or to put seatbelts on: Adjust the mirrors and seats so that you make sure the correct position and that you can see everything correctly without anything obscuring your field of view. 4. Just flick your indicator and drive off: Signal at the right time because signaling too early, too late or leaving your indicator on can confuse other road users. 5. Not checking blind spots, forget to shoulder check: Learners often forget to check their left hand side blind spot when turning left off wide roads. 6. Not stopping at stop signs and for enough time: Stopping behind the line at traffic lights and then creeping forward does not count – you have to stay behind the line. You can move forward at stop signs when the view may be obscured, but only after you've come to a complete stop. 7. Not selecting safe gaps in traffic: Learners often pull out and misjudge the speed of the car coming towards them. 8. Hesitating or being indecisive at right turns: Trying to turn right at lights can take too long to turn – there may be plenty of room but if you hesitate you can get into trouble. 9. Forget to Exaggerate those mirror checks: Examiners ate not be able to tell if you’ve just quickly glanced in your rear view or side mirrors. 10. Afraid to Ask the examiner to repeat, when you need: Asking to repeat allows you time to digest the instruction whilst hearing it for a second time allowing you to perform better on their requested task. 11. Thinking about that you've failed: Examiners do not expect you to drive at the level of an experienced driver. 12. Thinking about that you can make more errors: Never assume that you can pass with several errors.

Some of the most important criteria for choosing the right driving school: 1. Validation Driving schools must be accredited and approved to provide driving training. Make sure the driving school you choose meets that standard. 2. Experience More experienced driving schools can tailor their instruction to suit your current comfort level on the road and the way you learn. An experienced driving instructor can tell the difference and ensure that people of all types succeed in their driving goals. 3. Coordination with the client in scheduling The pick up and drop off fee for your lesson often depends on your distance from the driving school and/or the time it takes to get there. 4. Success rate A good driving school will have a high success rate when it comes to getting people to pass their driving test on the first or second attempt. 5. Driving instructor The right driving instructor will teach you how to drive and increase your confidence behind the wheel. 6. Services Browse the driving school website or pick up the phone to find out which driving school offers exactly what you need.

How to transfer an international driver's license to an Australian driver's license? If you are a resident of Australia in NSW, you can drive on your non-Australian license for a short period of time, usually around 3 months. After this period, depending on where you are, you must change your overseas license to an Australian license. For more information, visit the following site: https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/transfer-overseas-driver-licence

Taking driving lessons from a professional driving instructor will help you become a safe and confident driver. About the instructor: A good driving instructor can provide you confidence with the knowledge and skills needed to drive safely. By reviewing your driving instructor’s profile before booking, you can have greater confidence in them and their experience. Verified Working with Children Check Meet your learning goals Instructional experience Driving Instructor techniques Driving instructor ‘soft’ skills Spoken Languages About the instructor’s vehicle: Size & safety You may also feel more comfortable in smaller vehicles such as hatchbacks. A driving instructor with a modern, dual-control vehicle makes you safer and their vehicles usually score highly on Australasian New Car Assessment Program (ANCAP) safety tests. You may want to check the ANCAP rating of your driving instructor’s vehicle.

Getting a NSW driver licence be at least 16 years of age. pass the Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) prove your identity. pass an eyesight test. pay the licence and test fees, unless you're eligible for a concession. For more info: https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/guide/getting-nsw-driver-licence

The Driver Knowledge Test (DKT) is the first stage in the licensing process. You must pass the DKT to get your learner driver licence. To practise for the DKT, you can: download a document that includes questions you could be asked during the DKT, and/or view a demonstration test online. To download a DKT practice document: visit Driver licensing publications select the 'Show files' button next to 'Driver Knowledge Test Question Banks' select the document you need for your car, rider or heavy vehicles driver knowledge test. You can also practise online or download the app for iPhone or Android. When you're ready to take your DKT test, make a booking to visit a service centre. When you visit a service centre, you'll need to prove your identity. For more info visit: https://www.service.nsw.gov.au/transaction/driver-knowledge-test

The Hazard Perception Test (or HPT) is a computer-based test that you need to pass before you can take the driving test and get your provisional P1 licence. It measures how well you can recognise potentially dangerous situations on the road. The purpose of the test is to ensure you have the hazard perception skills to drive solo. After you pass the HPT, you must pass the driving test to get your provisional P1 licence. What's included in the HPT? There are 15 short videos in the test. You'll be given 2 practice videos before the test begins. The test questions focus on common crash situations for provisional drivers. In each video, you'll be asked to touch the screen to show when you would slow down, overtake or turn at an intersection. When should I book a Hazard Perception Test? You should book your HPT when you're close to being ready for the driving test. If you’re 25 or over ⁠– you can take the HPT as soon as you have your learner licence and feel ready. If you’re under 25 ⁠– you can take the HPT after you've held your learner licence for at least 10 months. However, there is no pressure to do the test at a particular time. Book it when you're ready. The Hazard Perception Test (or HPT) is a computer-based test that you need to pass before you can take the driving test and get your provisional P1 licence. It measures how well you can recognise potentially dangerous situations on the road. The purpose of the test is to ensure you have the hazard perception skills to drive solo. After you pass the HPT, you must pass the driving test to get your provisional P1 licence. What's included in the HPT? There are 15 short videos in the test. You'll be given 2 practice videos before the test begins. The test questions focus on common crash situations for provisional drivers. In each video, you'll be asked to touch the screen to show when you would slow down, overtake or turn at an intersection. When should I book a Hazard Perception Test? You should book your HPT when you're close to being ready for the driving test. If you’re 25 or over ⁠– you can take the HPT as soon as you have your learner licence and feel ready. If you’re under 25 ⁠– you can take the HPT after you've held your learner licence for at least 10 months. However, there is no pressure to do the test at a particular time. Book it when you're ready. For more info: https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/driver-and-rider-licences/driver-licences/driver-licence-tests/hazard-perception-test

About the Driving Test The Driving Test is the final step to progress from a learner licence to a provisional P1 licence. You may also need to take the driving test if you have recently moved to NSW. The Driving Test is a practical on-road test that focuses on your ability to perceive hazards and respond to them. A Testing Officer assesses your driving skills, decision making, your awareness of other road users and how you share the road. See more in A Guide to the Driving Test (PDF 1.74MB). When am I eligible to take the test? Learners can continue to practise driving on a learner licence for as long as they need. Only take the Driving Test when you feel confident that you've developed the skills you need to drive safely without a supervisor. When you decide you are ready, you need to make a bookinglaunch and pay the test fee. If you're under 25 You can take the Driving Test if you: are 17 or over have passed the Hazard Perception Test have held a learner licence for 12 months or more have completed 120 hours in a log book or digital log book app. Note: if using a log book app, you must submit your hours through the app 48 hours before doing the test to ensure your data has been transferred. If you're 25 or over You can take the test if you have passed the Hazard Perception Test. You do not need to complete a learner log book or hold a learner licence for 12 months. If you're converting an interstate or overseas licence You may need to take a driving test to get a NSW-issued licence. However, you can take the test without holding a learner licence first. See Moving to NSW. For more info: https://www.nsw.gov.au/driving-boating-and-transport/driver-and-rider-licences/driver-licences/driver-licence-tests/driving-test

In order to be able to use driving training on different days and hours and not on a specific day, just book a 1- or 2-hour session and mention the desired package in the description of the booking form to get a discount. After the instructor evaluates your skills or needs in the first session, you can coordinate with him the days and hours you want to continue the class.