Undue Hesitation?
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I've been a driving instrutor for 32 years and if you are asking this question SACK your current instructor.
Undue hesitation can be caused by stopping at lets say a give way junction when its clear to go, or beleive this or not it can be caused by (wait for it) arriving at a junction to fast and then not being able to keep going safely and then stopping. Try getting to a junction slower but then try not to stop if its clear, this may well solve your problem, now that took me 3 mins to solve your problem, the same time as it will take to sack your instructor, Good luck for the future. ( Trust me i'm right )
Tell yourself every day that you believe you are a sensible and good driver. That your judgement is sound and your decisions are good.
When you drive make your decisions as you see them and DO what you think is right STRAIGHT AWAY.
The more you practise this the better you will become.
Good Luck!!
Well, there is a possibility you are unfit to drive, and should give up trying for the safety of yourself and others. Nothing personal, just posting this as a possibility that should be explored or at least mentioned.
Get a pushbike!
try doing as much driving as possible with your parents or whoever is teaching you,if you can drive with anyone other than your instructor. Especially out of town driving, its less nerve racking and builds confidence. i drove everywhere we went (except on motorways) when i was learning.
i just past my test(53,m) when you start yr test take deep breath relax think the examiner is yr driving instructor if you think you are doing something wrong stop it wont affect your test anyway good luck keep smiling and dont forget to breath
Indecision can be a great failing in women and some men.
You must learn to think positive.
Dithering is a failing, hesitation should be stopped.
Get positive and decisive.
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