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The L test is about 40 minutes long. It includes a variety of different roads with differing speed limits up to 70mph on the Dual Carriageways. You will be asked to pull up safely several times throughout your test and you will also be asked to move away safely on a flat road, on a hill and also from behind a parked vehicle. The test includes 2 manoeuvres and 1 in 3 tests also carry the Emergency Stop.

The 2 manoeuvres will be from the following:-

Turn in the Road (formerly 3 point turn)

Left/right reverse around the corner

Reverse Parking (behind a parked vehicle or in a test centre bay)

When you're ready to take your test, you'll be driving forward and backwards!! consistently safely and competently during lessons without aid/prompting. Past pupils will tell you, I don't compromise safety therefore I won't put you forward for your test until you're ready. Bear in mind, when you pass you are out on your own, so I want to satisfy myself that you will be ok without your usual passenger!!.

When you pass, great well done, you drove to the required standard. Now you can decide about furthering your skills on a Pass Plus course or a couple of motorway lessons. If you're unsuccessful, try not to get disheartened, it means you weren't quite safe enough to be on your own yet. Next time......

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