ID, arrival time, time management and how to handle uncertain questions – a calm plan for exam day.
Arrive at the driving test office at least 30 minutes before the set time and bring valid ID – without approved identification you cannot take the test. At the office you are photographed for the licence. Sleep well the night before; being rested beats last-minute studying late in the evening.
Each test has 50 minutes, which is plenty of time if you do not get stuck. Go through the questions at a calm pace, mark the ones you are unsure about and move on rather than freezing. Save a few minutes at the end to return to the marked questions with fresh eyes.
Never leave a question unanswered – an educated guess is always better than a blank, since an unanswered question counts as wrong. Remember too that each test contains a few trial questions that do not affect the result, but since you cannot tell which they are, answer every one just as carefully.
A little nervousness is normal; breathe calmly and trust your preparation. You get the result shortly after the test. If you fail one test, you simply rebook it – but keep the six-month rule in mind, that both tests must be passed within six months of the first pass.