Thinking to appear for your practical driving test can be thrilling and at the same time nerve- wrenching. Although learner drivers practice and prepare a lot for their practical road test for months, but still the fear of difficulties that will be encountered during the actual test remains and is stressful for beginner drivers who tend to appear for the test.<\/p>\n
Though it is hard to have an idea about the route of your test, as it depends on the instructor only, but you can prepare yourself for the test situation and challenges during the test by practicing properly. For this, we hereby bring you few habits that you need to take up before appearing for your test.
\nFasten Your Seatbelt<\/strong>
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Fastening your seatbelt while sitting in the driver\u2019s seat should be the first thing in your mind. It is very critical for driver\u2019s as well as passenger\u2019s security. It is proven to prevent mortalities in case of any accident, and is mandatory to be worn by all as per Australian law. Anybody failing in doing so can be punished by paying a fine or reduction in driving points.<\/p>\n
Fastening the seat belt correctly is mandatory to get you through the driving exam. If it is not done properly, it can lead to failure in driving test<\/a> for sure. Therefore, it is quite important for learner drivers<\/a> to be habitual of buckling up their seat belt correctly before starting their journey.<\/p>\n
Check Your Surroundings Using Mirrors<\/strong><\/p>\n
Following Speed Limits<\/strong><\/p>\n
Following the speed limit is one of the most significant aspects of safety on the road for all drivers. One should be very cautious about not speeding up beyond the specified speed limit. At the same time, one should also not drive too slowly. Both the situations can cause failure in driving test<\/a>. Learner drivers should learn and practice speed management properly in different areas. You should stick to speed limits strictly for everybody\u2019s safety and to avoid any punishment, fine or reduction in driving points.<\/p>\n
Regularly Checking Blind Spots<\/strong><\/p>\n
Maintaining Appropriate Distance<\/strong><\/p>\n
Proper Use Of Indicators<\/strong><\/p>\n