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Should you need to replace your provisional or full driving licence you can apply for your new driving licence by visiting GOV.UK www.gov.uk/apply-online-to-replace-a-driving-licence.

Yes you can cancel your practical driving test. You will need to cancel you practical driving test giving three clear working days notice to get a refund. To cancel your driving test booking visit www.gov.uk/cancel-driving-test.

If you have a reading difficulty, disability or health condition when booking your driving test you should say if you have any conditions. You will still have to drive to the same standard to pass, but the examiner can make adjustments for your situation. For more information about your options available to you, you can find them here.

Yes you can take someone with you on your driving test. Your examiner will ask if you want someone to: Sit in the back of the car during the test. Be with you for the result and feedback. This will usually be me your driving instructor, but you can take a relative or friend. They cannot take any part in the test. They must: Be over 16. Follow the rules about observing tests.

Yes driving an automatic car is easier as you do not need to learn clutch control. All the other skill requirements for driving are still the same, like observations, judgement and anticipation, so these skills will still need to be learned. Learning good clutch control is something I can help you with and once you have learnt that, driving in different environments should be less stressful and not as difficult. Automatic cars are more expensive to buy, whether new or second hand. As they are less common, automatics will be more expensive to get repaired if they do go wrong. Learning and passing your test in an automatic means you will only have a licence to drive an automatic car so if you wanted to drive a manual car you will have to sit another test in a manual car.