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Driving Lesson Syllabus
What Learnmoore Professional Driving Instructors Cover
Licence + Eye test
Your targets
Legal responsibility + safety
New driver crash involvement
Safety checks including legal implications
Petrol Oil Water Damage Electrics Rubber You (powdery)
Safe passengers + loads
Cockpit checks handbrake + neutral wellbeing Doors Seatbelt Steering Seat Mirrors (dsssm)
Controls, equipment, instruments, ancillary
Prepare Observe Move (pom)
Look Assess Decide Aact (lada)
Mirrors Signals Position Speed Looks (mspsl)
Move away + stopping - safe and legal
Creep uphill downhill angled
Changing + selecting gears/steering technique
Mirrors before signalling change speed change direction hazards frequently
Signals
Positioning normal driving one way/narrow roads
Use of speed progress speeding hesitancy
Observation, anticipation + planning commentary drive eye scan spot every road sign road markings cyclists/motorcyclists other cars pedestrians large vehicles + buses railways + trams emergency vehicles
Other traffic meeting traffic holdback position clearance safe following distance to the side behind
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Junctions safe approach zones of vision minimum observations turn left/turn right emerge
one way fast roads protected rights traffic lights Y junctions/slip
Crossroads traffic lights
Roundabouts + gyratory systems simple mini multiple spiral/traffic lights
Pedestrian crossings
the vehicle planning control benefits route planning
Emergency stop 30mph / 60mph Antilock Braking System (abs) cause of a skid
Rural roads/bends limit points Information Position Speed Gear Acceleration (ipsga)
Dual carriageways slip on/off progress
Motorway theory breakdowns
(Instructor gives a demonstration drive for at least 1 junction on the Motorway with commentary drive and Q+A regarding theory of Motorway Driving)
Darkness lights/parking vulnerable road users
Overtaking single lane carriageway
Impairments + consequences lack of experience peer pressure/passengers drugs/alcohol distraction/mobiles/equipment type of road time of day concentration/tiredness/fatigue stress/anger mood/attitude
(Instructor discusses this at relating it to situations or journeys the student may encounter and develops coping strategies and offers crucial knowledge to the student)
Helping those involved in an incident/crash Danger Response Airway Breathing Compression (dr abc) |
Reversing straight
Turn around in three left reverse right reverse alternatives
Parking safely bay - car park parallel - road
Weather conditions fog ice snow sun wind rain fords/floods
Journey planning time of day time of year maps/signs sat nav/backup tireness/fatigue timings
Road conditions
Automatics
Car Fuel fill up
Unprompted drive self assessment route planning planning anticipation economical
DSA test format
DSA mock test
DSA test + self evealuation
Crash Risk
Pass plus + Post test training
Motorway long journeys |
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