Maximising your exam potential
Use of speed
Expected outcome/competence
Safe and reasonable progress should be made along the road bearing in mind the road, a traffic and weather conditions and the road signs and speed limits. The vehicle should be able to stop safely, well within the distance you can see to be clear
Potential deviations from expected outcomes
- Driving too fast for prevailing road
- Traffic and weather conditions
- Breaking the speed limit
Examples of what might constitute something that would result in a fault being marked
Driving fault
Drove too fast for the prevailing road and/or traffic conditions for a short period.
Serious fault
Going too fast for the prevailing road and / or traffic conditions, exceeding speed limits.
Dangerous fault
Any situation brought about driving far too fast that resulted in actual danger to the examiner, candidate, and the general public or property.