Show me Tell me questions
These are questions the examiner will ask you at the start of your driving test. Having signed the declaration of residency & insurance (driving test report)) you will then walk towards your car and be asked to read a car number plate at 20.5 metres. You will then proceed to your own car and before entering it the examiner will ask you two questions about your car. Here is the full list of questions that the examiner will choose two questions from. They are called SHOW ME TELL ME questions. This means that the examiner will say "SHOW ME" & you have to do something such as switch on the cars headlights or "TELL ME" & in this case you have to explain something, such as the condition of the cars tyres.
Written below are explanations for you to learn from & understand the correct method of carrying out each task when you have passed your driving test. The examiner is not expecting you to be word perfect on any of the subjects, so long as you convey to the examiner in your own words that you understand the car safety checks you will be ok.
Here is a printer friendly version of the Show me tell me' questionsShow Me Tell Me Safety Questions printer friendly version
Here is the full list of the 'show me tell me questions'
from which only two will be chosen
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Prepare now for the new practical test which started October 4th 2010 with an intensive driving course in Scotland. The new practical test known as the Independent Driving test will test your ability to drive for 10 minutes without directional instruction.
Read more and watch the New Driving Test Video....A new driving test was introduced October 2010. Take a look at the details & video
Weekend intensive driving courses are available on a regular basis. This type of course is ideal for the busy professional or people who are unable to complete their driver training in the week.
A weekend course can be taken as a Saturday or Sunday only and there is no commitment to book every weekend. You could even book a trial weekend to see if it is right for you.
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Residential & local courses are available all year round in Perth, Dundee or Blairgowrie. Residential courses help to keep you focused whilst you are away from your normal daily routine.
New drivers (beginners) are advised to start their driver training by having as many driving lessons as they can over a short period of time. This will help re-inforce the correct procedures for driving away fom the kerb, parking, gear changing & road procedures. A theory test pass is not required for this type of course. An intensive driving course for new drivers is not intended to get you through your test in a week. Those days have long since gone and if you see any websites out there that say any different, then treat them with suspician. You will learn to drive over a few weekend courses, but you may not be ready for your driving test.
How many lessons will you need?How many driving lessons will you need before you are ready to pass your driving test?
New driver courses »»»New learner driver courses for the absolute beginner. No theory test & no experience required
New driver weekend lessons »»»Weekend driving courses are ideal for the busy professional, or those wishing to spread the cost.
Learner drivers with previous driving experience can sometimes book their driving test at the end of their driving course depending on what previous experience they have had and how long ago.
Your driving lessons may have been sometime ago & taken with a great driving instructor or one of the not so greats. You may have taken a driving test or two or had over 100 driving lessons of poor quality either yours through lack of concentration or your driving instructors lack of attention to your training. Either way, you might be best to book a trial lesson with me before you book your driving test. A trial lesson is not required to book your course unless a driving test is required at the end of your course. Learner drivers with a good driving record of training might only need to book one of the weekend courses.
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