Revision question · Band 3 driving test, disabilities, law

What information will a candidate receive if they fail their driving test?

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An application for a new provisional licence

A copy of The Highway Code and advice on how to prepare next time

Their test result and faults, with an offered explanation of why they did not pass

An indication of the number of lessons they need to correct their faults

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Their test result and faults, with an offered explanation of why they did not passThis was the right answer

The result identifies the faults recorded during the test and the examiner offers an explanation at the end. Results are normally sent by email; another email address or post can be arranged. With the candidate's permission, their instructor may listen to the explanation and use the exact faults to plan further training.

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Understanding a car driving test resultReviewed guidance summary · The result and debrief identify faults and support further learning; with the candidate’s permission, the instructor should listen.

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