Driving notes

1. What is the clutch pedal?
2. What are EDT lessons?
3. How long is a driving lesson?
4. What's the most important road rule?
5. What does Aim high in steering mean?
6. What is the 5 Smith System?
7. Why you should drive slower at night?

What is the clutch pedal?

The clutch pedal is used to connect and disconnect the vehicle's engine and transmission. When the clutch pedal is not pressed down, there is a connection between the engine and transmission, and the power of the engine is transmitted to the wheels of the vehicle.

What are EDT lessons?

EDT stands for Essential Driver Training, a course for learner drivers with permits for category B vehicles, such as cars and light vans. EDT will help you learn some of the most vital driving skills as well as improve your knowledge and understanding of road safety.

How long is a driving lesson?

How long is a driving lesson? A driving lesson is usually about 60-90 minutes long, although some instructors will offer lessons that are two or more hours. If you choose to take an intensive course, you'll spend longer in the car during each session – expect five or more hours per lesson.

What's the most important road rule?

So, the most important rule of using the road is to drive to avoid accidents or harm to other road users. You can do this by anticipating other drivers' actions, leaving a safety bubble and driving within the law.

What does Aim high in steering mean?

1. Aim high in steering. “Aiming high in steering” means don't make your steering adjustments based on what is directly in front of you. Instead, look way down the road and as far into the turn as possible. You'll notice your turns are not only smoother, but you're being safer, too.

What is the 5 Smith System?

• 1- Aim High in Steering. • 2- Get the Big Picture. • 3- Keep Your Eyes Moving. • 4- Leave Yourself an Out. • 5- Make Sure They See You.

Why you should drive slower at night?

Drive slower

One of the main reasons why you should drive slower at night is because of slower reaction times. With limited visibility, reacting to hazards, traffic signs, and other vehicles takes longer. By driving slower, you'll have more time to make the appropriate actions when necessary.