Over 800,000 people learn to drive in Britain every year, and although many books are devoted to how to learn to drive, to date none has concentrated on the reasons why people fail the test and how to avoid them. Written by Peter Russell, one of the country's leading experts on driving and teaching driving instructors to teach, this book examines each of the ten most frequent reasons for failure and gives hundreds of tips on how to pass the test. Profusely illustrated with diagrams which first explain the problems clearly and then show visually and in words how to avoid them, the book also includes checklists and detailed progress charts so the learner can assess their progress and therefore readiness for the test. It also explains fully the Driving Test Report which, since April, the examiner has to give the candidate to explain why they have failed.