Need DAS help & Tips

[shammon]

Sitting my DAS in 4 weeks any advice and tips which will help in the test? Cheers
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[0ddball]

Learn the area well. It can be a big advantage to know all the unmarked crossroads, stop signs, roundabout layouts ect

[True Blue]

Get in loads of practice doing U turns. It's a big area for people failing.
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[Johnny GSX-R]

Lifesaver look backs.....plenty.

Adjust your mirrors so you can't see through them without moving your head a little, that way he will see you deliberately looking.

Keep your distance yet make good progress when the speed limits go up.

[.....]

Just do what the instructor tells you and you'll pass easily

[syl]

[Cillit-BANG]

Just enjoy it. It's likely to be the best few days of riding in your life, no one ever forgets what it's like when you pass.

I would get up early and ride a while before each day started, and I rode around all evening after the day was done. I slept very little during the 3 days I did, and was so wired after my test I had a huge lump in my throat when told I had passed. All the way back to the riding school I was yelling at the top of my voice in my helmet.

If I was doing it again, I'd ride all the usual routes over and over. Just to familiarise yourself with junctions, road layouts, no-entry roads etc. Don't get too hung up on the U-turn. The other guy who was doing it with me had never ridden a bike before, and did it perfectly every time. I had spent the previous 6 months constantly practicing, and was so nervous the first time I did it, I went too slow and rolled over

6 months later I won the 'Ride' U-turn competition though