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PART 3 ADI TEST
Part 3 training in your car
meeting with or without your pupil
near your chosen test centre
All on a pay as you go basis
Training for the ADI standards check
meeting with or without your pupil
near your chosen test centre
All on a pay as you go basis
PASS PLUS COURSE
A bespoke course for you personally
in your own car, meeting near your
home or work, using roads that you’ll want to use now and in the future
- Kings Langley
- Leighton Buzzard
- Luton
- Pinner-Hatch End
- Radlett
- Redbourne
- St Albans
- Watford
- Apsley
- Berkhamstead
- Bletchley
- Bushey
- Dunstable
- Harpendon
- Harrow & Wealdstone
- Hatch End
- Hemel Hempstead
- ADI Part 3
- Standards Check
- Pass Plus course
- Motorway course
- Driving test rescue
- Extended driving test
Updated September 2020
DVSA changes the Standards Check & ADI Parts 2 & 3 in response to COVID-19
What hasn’t changed?
- There isn’t any change to what the Examiner expects to see and assess
- Candidates should cover all competencies, even though the time has been reduced: you will still be assessed on all elements.
- Candidates should have spent time when they collect their pupils, setting out the goals for the lesson and discussing
risk management - It is still expected that these key competencies are recapped for the purpose of the assessment
What has changed?
- Pre and post briefings will be conducted outside of the vehicle
- The assessment will be 45 minutes overall with the amount of time within the assessment where ‘wheels are turning’ reduced to 40 minutes
- The Examiner may choose the start and finish time of the test
- A meeting point will be agreed for the assessment. In the current climate, to reduce reliance on physical test centres, on some occasions the Examiner and candidate may agree to meet at a mutually convenient location – this will be agreed in the pre-test Engagement call
- The candidate may choose an alternative meeting point BUT it must be within 5 minutes of the test centre.
- The introduction of an engagement call to confirm the arrangements for the assessment and to give candidates an opportunity to ask any questions about the assessment
- Examiners, candidates and pupils will be required to wear a face covering and follow good hand and vehicle hygiene practices to mitigate the risks to all concerned
- The focus of these changes are designed to reduce the period of exposure and time spent in an enclosed vehicle, every effort must be made to keep the main body of the assessment ‘wheels moving’ (and vehicle well ventilated) . Therefore a beginner or static lesson is NOT acceptable.