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Hello there, my name is Shaq. Quite
frequently I asked a question. Which is
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when is the best time of the day to do a
driving test? I thought I make a quick
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video to answer these questions. Now in
my opinion, if you are ready for your
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test, the time should make no difference
at all. However, there are a few things
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that you may want to take into account
when you book your driving test. If you
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have taken all your driving lessons on a
particular day and a particular time. For
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example, let's say you've taken all your
lessons on a Sunday morning at 8 a.m.
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and then you were to book your driving
test
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on a Friday afternoon let's say 3 p.m.
You would definitely be in for a shock.
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The road and traffic conditions will be
completely different to what you are
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used to. Another thing that you may want
to take into account is that Danish
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scientists has recently found that the
ability to perform basic tests decreases
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throughout the day. According to these
scientists, you have a 5 percent better
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chance of passing your driving test at 8
o'clock in the morning than you do at 3
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p.m. in the afternoon. Now before you all
decide to book your driving test early
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in the morning, there is something else
that you may want to take into account.
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The early morning tests are more likely
to be cancelled than at any other time
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of the day. Driving tests are cancelled
by the DVSA
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usually for two reasons. Firstly the
examiner may phone in sick. So if the
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examiner phoned the office at let's say 7
o'clock in the morning and said I'm not
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coming into work today.
I'm not feeling well. it may take the DVSA
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one, two, maybe three hours to arrange
alternative cover. Those tests from seven
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o'clock to let's say ten eleven o'clock
will be canceled and rearranged. Also,
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during the winter months the early
morning tests are usually cancelled due
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to ice on the roads. Throughout the
daytime as a temperature rises, the ice
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clears and the driving tests are
conducted the tests that are conducted.
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During the rush hour tend to involve
less driving. However, there is more
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start/stop traffic, more clutch control
and a lot of mirror work. The driving
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tests that are taken off peak hours,
let's say between 10 o'clock and 2
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o'clock will involve less traffic.
It may seem easier but the exam that
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will take you further afield covering
more dual carriageways and multi-lane
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roundabouts. Regardless of what time your
test is, if you drive positively and
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safe, you will pass your driving test.
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your friends. Thank you for watching. Good
luck!!
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