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This is a collection of commonsense tips, for anyone who shares space in a car with a learner driver.
These simple ideas are distilled from the extensive experience of one who faced death squarely every morning for many years sitting in the instructor's seat of a driving school car.
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Planning your route |
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Walk before you start running! |
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Talking sense |
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How fast? |
First things first ...
You must also remember that you have a legal responsibility for the safety of your driver, yourself and other road users. As a supervisor you are not a passenger! |
First and foremost, before going out with a learner driver, make sure that you meet the legal minimum licence requirements, namely that you are over 21 years of age and have held a full driving licence (for the type of vehicle you are using) for a minimum of three years.  |
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