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Jacob Rawley

THE TRUTH ABOUT: Driving test myths warning as learners should not exaggerate movements to pass - The Untold Story

Driving tests can be a frightening experience, and it doesn't help that some who are taking their tests are worrying about things that ultimately aren't true.

According to the DVSA, there are certain common myths that learner drivers shouldn't buy into ahead of their tests. For example, a driver will not fail if they don't 'exaggerate' a head turn when checking a mirror.

Buying into these myths could put unnecessary pressure on learner motorists, which may in-turn lead to a more significant mistake which fails them on their test.

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