Revision question · Band 3 driving test, disabilities, law

Drivers convicted of certain dangerous driving offences are required to take an extended driving test. How does the extended test differ from the standard driving test?

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It's the same length of time as the standard driving test but includes additional manoeuvres

It takes about 70 minutes and includes additional manoeuvres

It takes about 70 minutes but includes the same manoeuvres as the standard driving test

It's focused on the cause of the candidate's conviction

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It takes about 70 minutes but includes the same manoeuvres as the standard driving testThis was the right answer

The extended test takes about 70 minutes and is assessed to the same level as the standard driving test for learner drivers.

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Carrying out driving tests: examiner guidanceReviewed guidance summary · The extended retest uses the prescribed longer duration and assessment rather than different invented manoeuvres.

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