ADI Part 2 Training and Examination
Part 2 Exam:
The second exam consists of two tests - eyesight and driving technique.
For the eyesight test, you must be able to read a car number plate at a distance of 27.5 metres, where the letters and numbers are 79mm in height and 57mm wide, or 26.5 metres, where the letters and numbers are 79mm in height and 50mm wide (with glasses or contact lenses if you wear them). If you do not pass the eyesight test, you will not be allowed to take the driving technique test.
You will then be asked questions on basic vehicle safety based on a 'Show Me/Tell Me' format.
The test of driving ability is an advanced test and requires a very high standard of competence. Throughout this exam, the Supervising Examiner (SE) will be watching how you control the vehicle and deal with other road users and how you deal with hazards as they arise. The routes used for the test will cover varying road and traffic conditions, covering both urban and rural roads and, where possible, motorways or dual carriageways
This exam lasts about one hour, and to pass you must receive no more than six minor errors.
You may only attempt this examination 3 times.
Part 2 Training:
Training for Part 2 consists of one-to-one in-car practical tuition covering all of the required aspects of driving:
- Driving technique
- controls
- road procedure
- anticipation
- sound judgement of distance, speed and timing
- consideration for the convenience and safety of other road users
- A systematic approach to dealing with hazards
- Driving in an environmentally friendly manner
You will also be given training in order to perform the following manoeuvres:
- Moving off
- Slowing down and stopping
- Emergency stop
- Reversing left/right into a limited opening
- Turn in the road
- Reverse parking (parallel and bay)
You will be provided with a training workbook for Part 2 which is used alongside the training sessions and provides you with ideas to work on in your own time, and to act as a memory jogger for the subjects that have been covered during the training sessions.
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