Errors

Learner drivers commonly make at least some of these  :

• Slowing down (or signalling) too late
  
• Not considering the effect of slowing (EFFECTIVE use of centre mirror)
  
• Declutching too early, known as "coasting" (only possible in a manual car)
  
• Crossing hands when steering
  
• Having clutch above biting point while easing off brake
  
• Avoiding handbrake to move away faster
  
• Applying handbrake before fully stopped
  
• "Riding the clutch" (only possible in a manual car)
  

Read how these can lead to faults marked on your driving test report (with some examples).