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Thorough preparation is essential for any test. Learner drivers in Sunderland preparing for their practical driving test at Sunderland DTC can benefit from the resources available here.
Combining regular, structured driving lessons with Chris Chambers School of Motoring and utilizing these resources outside of lesson time will significantly improve your chances of passing on your first attempt.
*The roundabout video tutorial footage below was accurate at the time of recording.
• Tutorial: A690/A19 Roundabout, approach from A690 Sunderland to A690 Durham, 3rd Exit.
• Tutorial: A690/A19 Roundabout, approach from A690 Sunderland ("The Board Inn") to A19(N), Right Turn.
• Tutorial: A690/A19 Roundabout, approach from A690 Durham to A690 Sunderland, Road ahead.
• Tutorial: A1231/A19 Roundabout, approach from A19(N) to A1231 Sunderland, Right Turn.
• Tutorial: A1231/A19 Roundabout, approach from A1231 Washington to A19(S), Right Turn.
• Tutorial: A183/A19 Roundabout, approach from A183 Chester-le-Street to A19(S), Right Turn.
• Tutorial: A183/A19 Roundabout, approach from A19(S) to A183 Chester-le-Street, Right Turn.
• Tutorial: A184/A19 Roundabout (Testos), approach from A184(E) to A19(N), Right Turn.
• Tutorial: DVSA ‘show me’ questions (where you show how you’d carry out a safety task) while you’re driving.
• Tutorial: DVSA ‘tell me’ questions (where you explain how you’d carry out a safety task) at the start of your test. You’ll do this before you start driving.
• Tutorial: Tyre checks.
• Tutorial: Oil checks.
• Tutorial: Handbrake checks.
• Tutorial: Fluid checks.
• Tutorial: Brakes, lights, indicators and horn checks.
• Tutorial: Blue Light Aware: How to deal with Emergency vehicles.
• The Highway Code
• 'Show me, tell me' questions
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