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Constantly striving to find new ways to help learning drivers, the DVSA has recently launched a new book that is said to help drivers of all ages better understand how their mood, health, attitude and other human factors can affect the way you drive and how you act in certain scenarios.
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Passing your driving test, whether you managed it first time or had a few struggles along the way, gives you a huge sense of achievement and freedom. A rite of passage, a real responsibility and most of all, a way to gain true independence, passing your test is worth all those times you emptied your wallet for lessons, spent studying for the theory test, and all the methods you tried to kick those nerves. If you think learning to drive was an emotional rollercoaster, you ain’t felt nothing yet, because when you actually pass there’s no way of shying away from whirlwind of emotions that will overcome you.
