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DSA driving tests are conducted by a Government Agency called the Driving Standards Agency or better known as the DSA.
Before you can take a practical driving test you must have passed your theory test. After passing your theory test you will have up to 2 years to take your driving test.

Your driving test is in 3 parts

1. Show me tell me questions
2. Road & traffic driving
3. Manoeuvres

The driving test show me tell me questions are the first part of your test. You will be asked by the examiner two questions about the car vehicle checks you should carry out on a regular basis.

In the next part of your driving test you will be asked to start your car engine and move away safely. You can be asked in this move away process to either park your car into one of the driving test centre parking bays [if any exisit] or parallel park alongside a car parked on the road. That then would constute one of your manoeuvres.

If the driving test centre you are using has a car park then there are 4 manoeuvres you could be asked to complete, but normally only 2 manoeuvres are asked for. [in the last 4 years I have only two students that were required to carry out all of the manoeuvres - so it is possible]

Driving test manoeuvres


1. Bay parking
2. Parallel parking
3. Corner reverse
4. Turn in the road.
In reality you will normally be asked to carry out only two manouvres, but there is nothing in the regulations to state that you cannot complete all 4.

The road & traffic driving forms the largest part of your driving test, including possibly an emergency stop [1 in 3 students will be asked to carry out an emergency stop].

At the end of your driving test you will be told the result and asked if you would like to know how you were marked, whether you pass or fail.

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