In this post, we will try to give you
the “flavour” of what it is like to drive and the conditions that you
might experience taking a driving test in Gloucester.
As you know, Gloucester is an expanding city, becoming busier every
year. New “villages” are being constructed, for example Coopers Edge and
Kingsway, so the roads are becoming ever busier, and so driving skills
need to be kept at their highest levels to avoid costly accidents and
damage.
Gloucester Driving Test Centre is situated in Quedgeley and was the first Multi Purpose Driving Test Centre
in the country. It is purpose built and modern. There are numerous test
routes incorporating every type of road except motorways. These include
dual carriageways at national speed limit (70mph), Country lanes (60mph),
rural roads, speeds between 30-60mph,and city driving (20-40mph), which
can include very congested areas. The test centre deals with cars,
motorcycles and lorries. The car test will only use the test centre at
the beginning and end of the test, the remainder of the test is all on
normal public roads. The lorries and motorcycle tests will use the very
large fenced area for parts of their tests.
There
is every type of road junction and roundabouts ranging from numerous
mini-roundabouts,to very large spiral roundabouts. Of course you will
not experience these on every route, and nobody can know which route you
might go on, so you must be prepared!
Keep up your driving lessons with John Lowe Driving,
and before you know it your instructor will tell you that you
are ready for your test. By then you will be confident enough to handle
it all.
Warm Regards, John Lowe.
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