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04 May 2010
Eco Driving is not only now a part of the driving test, but it very important to
your every day driving life. Not only can you reduce your carbon emissions dramatically
by employing eco-
29 April 2010
Rapid Results Driving School is launching in Bournemouth big style! We aim to be the biggest and best Driving School in the area. We are unique in specialising in Crash Courses. We also offer pay as you go lessons for people who aren't in a hurry to learn!
06 May 2010
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Rapid Results Driving School Bournemouth - Latest News!
The DSA ask you 2 questions now before the test begins. Your examiner will ask you
whether you want your instructor to sit in the back of the car during your test,
and whether you would like your instructor to listen in to the de-
In October, the driving test is changing. There will only be 1 manoeuvre to complete
instead of 2, but there will be an independent drive as part of the test to mimic
‘real-
The DSA are launching a new V5C certificate from 15th August, which will help reduce the risks of motorists buying stolen or cloned vehicles. The new certificate will apply to all new vehicles and any changes to an existing vehicle requiring a new certificate being sent. All existing V5C certificates will remain valid.
There has been a recent Vauxhall Corsa recall notice. There are potential problems with the handbrake on some Corsa D models. Subsequently, the DSA have announced that because of this risk, you can only take your driving test in this particular car if you have dual controls fitted, or you bring documents to the test showing remedial work has been carried out.
The DSA will not be publishing the new test routes for the independent drive section of the driving test on their website. This is to stop people learning the test routes for thier driving test! You should be able to follow signs in unfamiliar areas when you pass your test, and you will be expected to do this in your driving test.
1 in 5 drivers are so afraid of using motorways that they avoid them all together
in favour of longer journeys on A or B roads. This lost generation is suffering from
so called 'm-
The DSA has joined Facebook. To join their group and get all the info yu might need about driving/tests/licences etc, visit their website now at: http://www.facebook.com/mydrivingtest
The DSA will no longer be publishing driving theory questions and answers. This is to stop people just memorising questions and answers. Learners will be expected to have a good general knowledge of all aspects of driving.
6th December 2010
The DSA have published their information book ‘Know your traffic signs’ online. You can view it here: direct.gov.uk/trafficsigns
Not only will it help you with your driving theory and practical test, but knowing your signs will keep you a safe and knowledgeable driver in the future.
In the spring, a new law will mean that your car must still be insured even if it is not being used. The only time you don't need to insure it is if you have informed the DVLA that it is off road. The registered keeper must make sure the vehicle is insured at all times. For more info go to: direct.gov.uk/stayinsured
The DSA’s Observer on Test has been a success, with observers (usually the instructor) sitting in the back of the car on a test rising from 4% to 20% in the year since it started.
The Highway code is now over 80 year’s old!! It is the original driving ‘bible’ and still the staple reading for any new learner. It is available in a range of formats.
The DSA are considering letting people take their driving test from places other than driving test centres, if their local test centre is too far for them to go. Places such as conference halls and hotels could be used.