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Drivers Ed Video – How to prepare and pass the written test Steps to obtaining a Canadian Drivers License, first you must take a written drivers test, next obtain your permit to drive then successfully complete your Drivers Test. This is a free 30 minute video training session will help you prepare for the Drivers Exam. This video will prepare you for the learners permit exam it includes sample animations of correct driving techniques and includes an extensive testing section. Objectives Right of Way, Four Way Stop, Turns Take your written test: www.cansomebodyhelpme.com

This is part of the documentary, ‘Autistic Driving School’ which was broadcast on BBC3. It tells the story of Julia Malkin, the most qualified driving instructor in the UK. It shows her battle with autism and her mission of inclusion in education both inside and outside the driver training industry.

Despite 50 hours of lessons, Samiah – divorced at 18 – is still not ready for her test. An insight into the lives of women and their families, from Burnley to Bradford, as learner drivers and their instructors tell stories from their homes as well as their cars. With exclusive access to driving schools across the north of England which specialise in teaching Muslim women, the programme follows first-time drivers negotiating perilous streets. The relationship between instructor and student is intimate because of a shared understanding of the cultural restrictions that Muslim women experience. For them, driving isn’t just a pleasure pursuit – it confers freedom and status. Samiah has seen life – married at 16, divorced at 18, the Bradford-born woman is only now seeing the possibilities that life can offer. A new job has given her career opportunities and financial independence – driving will give her the liberty to go where she wants, when she wants. Yet after 50 hours of lessons, she’s still miles away from being ready for her test. Instructor Yaqoob has the unenviable task of keeping her hands on the wheel and her eyes on the road. Grandmother Taslima Dhin has more on her mind than driving lessons. She has the builders in at home, and it’s a nightmare. She’s also desperate to see her mother, who hasn’t been to Britain to visit her daughter in the 45 years Taslima’s been in the country. The planned family reunion depends on her mother getting a visa, and it’s not a done …