fungus wrote:ScoobyChris wrote:On an advanced test, you'll be expected to make progress up to the speed limit, where it is safe to do so.
As you would on a DSA test.
martine wrote: I think it also important to use 'brisk acceleration' when appropriate rather than drifting up to the limit eventually.
foxtrot_mike wrote:But what about hesitation and progress at junctions, I like to take a few extra minutes to look and look again before pulling out checking for solos whether and vehicles overtaking.
Im also not very good at judging speed of other vehicles which doesnt help and need a few extra minutes to think.
ScoobyChris wrote:foxtrot_mike wrote:But what about hesitation and progress at junctions, I like to take a few extra minutes to look and look again before pulling out checking for solos whether and vehicles overtaking.
Im also not very good at judging speed of other vehicles which doesnt help and need a few extra minutes to think.
Do you really mean minutes? The examiners are looking to see you "make progress when safe to do so" and if you're hesitating at junctions where an examiner would have expected a quicker decision, you may be marked down. I notice you're an IAM associate - has your observer commented on this?
Chris
jont wrote:foxtrot_mike wrote:How does Brisk Acceleration fare for Economy?
Haven't we done this before? It's braking that wastes fuel, not acceleration.
ROG wrote:Brisk acceleration OR economic acceleration - the two are different
foxtrot_mike wrote:I never got marked down on my D1 test for it, I haven't started my observed runs yet but Im trying to to a bit of self study and evaluation before I do.
ScoobyChris wrote:Economy basically boils down to braking because every time you press the brake pedal you have "wasted" the fuel you used to get up to speed.
foxtrot_mike wrote:How does Brisk Acceleration fare for Economy?
ScoobyChris wrote:ROG wrote:Brisk acceleration OR economic acceleration - the two are different
Economy basically boils down to braking because every time you press the brake pedal you have "wasted" the fuel you used to get up to speed.
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