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Learning to drive is an exciting and challenging experience that requires both practical skills

and theoretical knowledge. Here are some frequently asked questions when learning to

drive:

Q1; What is the legal age to start learning to drive?

Answer - The legal age to start learning to drive varies depending on the country or state

you are in. In most countries, you can start learning to drive at the age of 16 or 17.

Q2; What documents do I need to start learning to drive?

Answer -You will need a valid learner provisional license, depending on the rules

in your area. You may also need to provide proof of identity, as

well as pass a vision test.

Q3; Do I need a driving instructor, or can I learn from a family member?

Answer -You can learn from a family member or friend if they meet the criteria set by your

local licensing authority. However, it is recommended to take driving lessons from a qualified

and licensed driving instructor as they can provide you with the proper guidance and

training.

Q4; How many driving lessons do I need before I can take my driving test?

Answer -The number of driving lessons you need before taking your driving test depends on

your skill level and experience. Some people may only need a few lessons, while others may

need more.

Q5; What are some common mistakes that new drivers make?

Answer -Some common mistakes that new drivers make include not checking blind spots,

not using turn signals, driving too fast or too slowly, not maintaining a safe following

distance, and not being aware of their surroundings.

Q6; What should I do if I get nervous while driving?

Answer -If you get nervous while driving, take a deep breath and try to relax. Focus on your

driving and follow the rules of the road. If necessary, pull over to a safe location and take a

break until you feel calmer.

Q7; How do I prepare for my driving test?

Answer -To prepare for your driving test, practice driving as much as possible with a

qualified instructor or licensed driver. Review the rules of the road and practice your

manoeuvring skills. Take a practice test if one is available, and make sure you get enough

rest before the test.

Q8; What should I do if I fail my driving test?

Answer -If you fail your driving test, don't get discouraged. Take the opportunity to review

your mistakes and focus on improving your skills. Schedule another test when you feel ready.

Q9; How do I become a safe and responsible driver?

Answer -To become a safe and responsible driver, follow the rules of the road, be aware of

your surroundings, avoid distractions while driving, and practice defensive driving. Keep your

vehicle well-maintained and always wear your seatbelt.