Ray Seagrave delivers high quality driving lessons in Coventry, Nuneaton, Hinckley, Bedworth and surrounding areas. In his latest blog Ray gives you 10 Tips for dealing with an aggressive driver.

On today’s roads where many people are in a hurry, the road can become a place that is fraught frustrations and problems. Aspects of aggressive or unsafe driving can become regular things you see every day.  If you find yourself in a situation where someone close by is driving dangerously, has taken exception to the way you are driving, or is behaving in an aggressive manner towards you, it may well come down to how you respond and the actions you take that make all the difference between a pleasant or unpleasant outcome.

Make sure you are ready to take the test

The biggest driving test tip is not to book a driving test unless you feel ready! If you don't feel confident, check with your driving instructor whether you are ready for your driving test.

Practising as much as possible before the driving test can help you to become more comfortable behind the wheel and confident when you're out and about. You should only apply for a driving test when you feel confident that you will pass (it can be pretty expensive otherwise).

You'll be ready when you can confidently drive safely without any help from your driving instructor. You would have had enough practice to be able to drive on busy roads at all times of the day and deal with other vehicles and hazard you may face in plenty of time without having to brake suddenly. You should also be totally confident with your reversing manoeuvres, performing each of them without any mistakes, first time every time. If you are still getting help and advice from your instructor then you are not ready. During the test, you need to drive without any help, so it’s this standard you need to be at which will determine if you are test ready.

Drive Safe, Keep Safe.

Ray 

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