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The official Driving Standards Agency (DSA) channel on YouTube. DSA is part of the UK Department for Transport and its vision is safe driving for life.
DSA's overall mission is to contribute to the public service agreement objective to achieve 40 per cent reduction in riders and drivers killed or seriously injured in road accidents, in the age group up to 24 years, by 2010 compared with the average for 1994-98.
DSA's contribution centres on:
• setting standards for drivers, riders and trainers
• driver education and the provision of learning resources
• registering and supervising quality assured instructors
• modern, effective and efficient assessments conducted as computer based and practical tests
DSA's overall mission is to contribute to the public service agreement objective to achieve 40 per cent reduction in riders and drivers killed or seriously injured in road accidents, in the age group up to 24 years, by 2010 compared with the average for 1994-98.
DSA's contribution centres on:
• setting standards for drivers, riders and trainers
• driver education and the provision of learning resources
• registering and supervising quality assured instructors
• modern, effective and efficient assessments conducted as computer based and practical tests
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dsagov uploaded a new video
Voiced by comedian David Mitchell, this advert encourages people to visit Directgov and keep up to date with the Highway Code.
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dsagov uploaded a new video
Assessing your ability to give effective instruction in part three of your ADI examination, and what to expect.
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dsagov uploaded a new video
Assessing your overall driving ability in part two of your ADI examination, and what to expect.
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dsagov uploaded a new video
Introduction to the theory part of the examination to qualify as an Approved Driving Instructor (ADI).
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dsagov created a new playlist for continuing professional development (CPD) for driver trainers.
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Channel Comments
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TheRIO1991
(9 hours ago)
taking my test 11th jan, cant wait to start driving i reckon i'm already better than alot of the dodgy drivers ive seen about (mainly elderly) , my mam is pretty poor also
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josephisepic
(5 days ago)
my faverote book store only sells films
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mattgabba
(6 days ago)
If only the government put more focus on dangerous driving habits like tailgating, pulling out without looking, failure to signal etc. rather than just sticking speed cameras everywhere. Fair enough people need to regulate their speed but it seems like a one-sided approach.
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heriot5555
(2 weeks ago)
The questions are easy, the hazard perception test its difficult. I've passed my car test and my bike test theory first time. The second time I took the hazard perception test I scraped a pass. I was far too complaisant because I felt I was an experienced driver especially on the motorway driving as it is as boring as real life.
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Hecktickid
(4 weeks ago)
Great advert 10/10
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mark471967
(1 month ago)
The standard of drivers/driving in the UK who have passed their test becomes extremely poor over time. Take time out (full licence holders) to look at how you behave on the roads - do you: signal always at roundabouts?, stop at stop junctions?, give priority or just take it?, speed?, drive too close to the vehicle in front?, slice roundabouts up?, throw foul and abusive language towards other road users? etc. etc. If you can honestly answer no to all of these, you show signs of being a safe driver, but the reality is you probably do all of these things on a daily basis. Make more time for your journey rather than trying to break the speed of light trying to get from A to B.
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bellinivernon
(1 month ago)
Exelente canal ! ; gracias ...!
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wsshrimper
(2 months ago)
The film commentary shows the manouvres you may be asked to do. However, if you take your test at a centre with its own car park, you may be asked to reverse into one of the bays. If this is the case, you will not be asked to do any reverse parking manouvre out on the road, and vice versa.
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silveraudi2
(2 months ago)
I would do away with the multiple choice aspect of the theory test. It makes it far too easy to guess the correct answer.
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CHAMPIONDriving
(2 months ago)
Hi jcat01... Not quite right, people on test were asked 3 Highway Code questions at the end of our test (not multiple choice) The point of the Theory/Hazard Perception Test is to make sure you have the knowledge to keep you safe on the roads....maybe drivers should be re-tested on a regular basis, what do you think? John (Champion Driving School)
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