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One more tip you'll find repeated plenty of times throughout the Highway Code, though, is to remember Mirror - Signal - Manoeuvre. In such scenarios, a quick glance is a good option, and can help you to avoid any danger without becoming a hazard yourself. No matter how long you've been on the road, you'll know that mirror usage is an integral part of driving—and for those with more experience, this process will be near-automatic. This gives any drivers around you appropriate time to react, and ensures drivers trying to overtake you won't be left in a vulnerable position.

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All applications are assessed individually by Klarna and decisions are based on individual circumstances. However, the downside is that convex mirrors can make objects appear to be further away than they really are. If at the end of the manoeuvre you forget to adjust the mirror back to its original position for normal driving, you risk failing the driving test.

motorways and dual carriageways tend to consist of long stretches of straight road, mirror usage is no less important here. You may then be asked to 'pop the bonnet' and then you will be asked the first 'show me, tell me' question.