A car park manoeuvre exercise is one of two official low speed manoeuvre exercises built into basically every Practical Driving Assessment (PDA) in Western Australia. Known as “Stopping for Shopping,” the exercise sends you to a nearby car park where your assessor will ask you to complete a forward park and a reverse park into … Continue reading Stopping for Shopping: How to Nail This Exercise on Your WA Driving Test
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The kerb side stop is one of the most common tasks in the WA Practical Driving Assessment (PDA). It sounds simple. However, many learner drivers in Perth lose marks here because they rush it or stop in an illegal spot. The good news? With the right routine, this task becomes one of the easiest parts … Continue reading How to Make a Safe Kerb Side Stop in the WA Driving Test (PDA)
Roundabouts kinda mess with more WA learners than any other bit of road design . Like seriously, even some experienced drivers can’t agree 100% on them. Recently, Transport WA put up a Facebook quiz and it basically proved that point. The question looked straight forward. Then the result surprised thousands of drivers, in a way … Continue reading Roundabout Rules WA: Which Lane Can You Turn Into? (Most Drivers Get This Wrong)
Few parts of the WA Practical Driving Assessment catch learners off guard like the Left Something Behind exercise. If you’re preparing for the WA PDA test, understanding the Left Something Behind exercise is essential. It sounds simple. However, this single task tests your observation, vehicle control, and decision making all at once. The good news? … Continue reading Left Something Behind Exercise in the WA PDA Test: What to Do and What Not to Do
