The Critical and Immediate Fail Errors that the testing officer will be looking out for - both during assessable tasks and linking manouvers - are the same in the full test as they are in the restricted test - with one exception. If you make a second, you fail the test. For more information, take a look at our guide to Critical Errors and Immediate Fail Errors in the restricted test.
They can help identify anything you need to work on before you sit the test. Skip to site accessibility Get your learners Get your restricted Prepare for the full Teach someone to drive Your dashboard Top of page Skip to site navigation Skip to content Skip to footer Prepare for the full licence test.
What happens during the full licence test? Hazard identification and response One of the big differences between the restricted and full licence tests is that during the full licence test, you'll also be marked on hazard identification and response.
In a few simple words you'll need to say: what each hazard is where the hazard is in relation to you what you're doing about it. Hazards include: pedestrians other motor vehicles other road users, such as cyclists Here's an example of how to identify and respond to a hazard in the full test: You spot some oncoming traffic.
You say to the testing officer "oncoming traffic ". You then explain your response to the hazard by saying "Keeping left to keep a safe distance". This page tells you the process to get your car full licence, and what you need to know about holding a full licence. If you haven't completed an advanced driving course, then you must be 18 before you can get your full licence.
Find an approved advanced driving course near you. If you have completed an advanced driving course, then you must have held your restricted licence for at least 12 months before you can get your full licence. If you have not completed a course, then you must have held your restricted licence for at least 18 months. If you have completed an advanced driving course, then you must have held your restricted licence for at least 3 months before you can get your full licence.
If you have not completed a course, then you must have held your restricted licence for at least 6 months. To get your full licence, you must apply at a driver licensing agent. You can book the test online before you go into the agent. If you are feeling very anxious and you think this will help you relax then we encourage you to do so.
Remember that your support person must not distract you or your testing officer or you will have to re-sit the test. You will still be able to practise on your Restricted Licence. Be proud of yourself! Your photographic licence will be sent to you in the mail. You will have full freedom to drive your car whenever you like, wherever you like! Full Licence. Prepare for your Full Licence test in three steps: 1.
Practise for your test The first thing to remember when practising driving for your full licence is that you are still learning. There are limitations for drivers on their Restricted Licence. While practising, you must: Drive accompanied by a Full Licensed driver who has had their Full Licence for a minimum of two years between 10pm and 5am or when carrying passengers at any time.
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