DRIVING SYLLABUS.
At Anston School Of Motoring we will organise your driving lessons following the Driving Standards Agency Syllabus in order to pass your Driving Test as quickly as possible.
You will see below a brief summary of the Driving Syllabus as laid down by the Driving Standards Agency, which you will need to learn in order to pass your Practical Driving Test.
Cockpit Drill --- Controls --- MSM Routine --- Use of Accelerator --- Use of Clutch --- Use of Gears --- Use of Brakes --- Steering --- Moving off and stopping safely --- Junctions --- Roundabouts --- Crossroads --- Meeting and passing other vehicles --- Crossing the path of other vehicles --- Anticipation and awareness --- Uphill and downhill starts --- Moving off at an angle --- Pedestrian crossings --- Making progress --- Dual carriageways --- Keeping your distance and the two second rule --- Emergency stop and stopping distances --- Turn in the road --- Reverse parking --- Reversing round a corner --- Reverse in a parking bay --- Safety checks --- Dealing with hazards --- Control of speed --- Taking action on road signs, road markings and signals --- Safe position for normal stops --- Overtaking --- Adverse weather conditions.
ANSTON SCHOOL OF MOTORING FOLLOWS A STRUCTURED TRAINING SYSTEM TAILORED TO SUIT INDIVIDUAL NEEDS.
Learning To Drive- A Lifetime Experience.
You are wanting to learn to drive, but probably feel a little nervous about it at the moment. Don't worry, this is perfectly natural. After looking at the syllabus above you are beginning to realise that much has to be learnt in order to pass your Driving Test. This is true, but again, do not worry. At Anston School Of Motoring we structure our training in a logical sequence tailored to suit your individual needs. Our aim is to make your driving lessons pleasurable and productive in order to pass your Driving Test as quickly as possible.
Invest in some learning aids. Some companies have developed DVDs and CD Roms which let you have practice driving a 3D car on your computer. Your driving instructor will adise you on these. Remember, practice makes perfect.
Practice Makes Perfect.
Eco Driving.
Eco driving is a rising trend across Europe as more and more motorists become aware that by changing the way they drive can reduce their fuel consumption by as much as 25%. It is also a reality that it will be included in the practical driving test in the near future.
This style of driving leads to a relaxed posture behind the steering wheel giving more comfort to both driver and passengers, so naturally the earlier you start to practice eco-driving the more natural and logical it all seems.
Eco driving is not a completely different way of driving, it's the small changes that make a differance.
* Enhanced hazard perception and awareness skills.
* Reducing emissions and noise output.
* Reduces fuel consumption.
* Less wear and tear on the car.
* Less stressed driving environment.
Adopting an eco driving style is easy, and once you've mastered it, not only start to make real savings, but you will also be doing your bit for the envirnment by producing less carbon dioxide (CO2), the main gas contributing to climate change.
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