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Learn to Drive
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Product Description
This essential guide, voted 'Best Buy' by "Auto Express," has been fully updated for 2006. Uniquely, it combines every element of the driving test - theory, practical, the official DSA questions and answers - in one book. Presented in a clear, modern format, this handy paperback appeals to young learner drivers, while the Haynes brand promises the reliability sought by parents. Around 1.3 million people take the driving test each year - over half of them fail, most commonly because of poor preparation. This best-selling book is the route to test success.
Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #109083 in Books
- Published on: 2005-08-08
- Original language: English
- Binding: Paperback
- 384 pages
Editorial Reviews
About the Author
Robert Davies began his career in motoring journalism in 1986 and writes extensively about driving, travel and road safety, especially in his capacity as features editor of Advanced Driving, the magazine of the Institute of Advanced Motorists. He lives near Blandford in Dorset.
Customer Reviews
Very clear and useful!
I have just bought this book and am in the middle of reading it. It is laid out well and has photos instead of drawings to make it easier to understand.
It has some rules of the highway code in it (and i would still recommend buying highway code seperate) but the codes it includes fits in with each section. It also has tips on 'dos' and 'don'ts' of what to do in the exam.
I highly recommend this book and can't wait to read more of it.
Instructors view
Learn to Drive (2008/09 Edition) Everything you need to pass your driving test I have borrowed this book from a pupil, who is having automatic driving lessons, and have read it so I can decide whether to recommend it from a driving instructors point of view, It is laid out well and has photos instead of drawings to make it easier to understand which is a good idea, doing a driving crash course, automatic driving lessons whatever it will help.
It has some of the rules of the Highway Code in it however I still recommend buying the Highway Code separate. It has tips on 'dos' and 'don'ts' of what to do in the exam, which is quite useful. If you are doing a crash driving course, or intensive driving course or even having cheap driving lessons this book will help with driving lessons in London or any where in the uk.
I must say get this book buy it read it, have a great driving week.
