Theory Test

Study topic

Concentration, anticipation and attitude

A calm, alert and considerate attitude is at the heart of safe driving. The theory test covers concentration, anticipation and how to keep your temper on the road.

Key facts to remember

  • Anticipate how the road and other users may behave so you are never caught out.
  • Keep your full attention on driving and deal with distractions before you set off.
  • Stay calm and do not react to aggressive or impatient drivers.
  • Never use your vehicle to retaliate or "teach a lesson" -- that is dangerous and illegal.
  • If you feel angry or stressed, slow down, breathe and let the feeling pass before driving on.

Tiredness, stress and strong emotions all reduce your concentration. If another driver is tailgating or behaving aggressively, stay calm, keep a steady speed and let them pass when it is safe.

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