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Driving Practice

Real UK streets from the driver's seat

Preview · draft feedback, not instructor-reviewed

New to driving? Start here

Your first lesson, with an instructor beside you: moving off and stopping, on real streets. The steering is done for you, so you can learn the checks first.

Drive anywhere in the UK

Level

Test centre drives

Drills

Keyboard controls

W ↑Go S ↓ SpaceBrake XDrive / reverse A D ← →Steer [ ]Signal left / right DragLook around (mouse or swipe) Q 1 2 3 EHold to look: shoulders and mirrors CForward view P EscPause

Steering

AssistedKeeps you in lane; you do speed, signals and checks.Tilt the phoneSteer like a wheel, in landscape.Buttons or keysSteer left / right buttons.

With tilt, the Steer buttons stay on screen as a fallback and always take priority.

Phone headset (experimental)

Normal touch-screen practice above is unchanged. With the phone in a headset:

Parked and not scored: look around, check the mirrors and practise shoulder checks. Menus work by looking at a button for a moment; tap the screen to leave.

Moving, scored driving needs a physical controller that has passed the check: a Bluetooth game controller or keyboard. Accelerating, braking, signalling and steering are never done by looking at buttons. Do the check before putting the phone in the headset. Steering is Assisted, the Left stick or Steer buttons: choose it on the controller screen, or in the headset with Signal left/right before you start (or while paused).

Viewer

Calibrate viewer makes the picture comfortable in your headset: with the phone in it, adjust the settings until the picture is sharp and the two yellow crosses straight ahead look like one. Look at − or + beside a setting for a moment to change it; changes save as you go. Look at Done to finish (or tap the screen). No controller needed.

Sign in

Each drive, lesson or mock test uses one session. Sign in to buy sessions and keep them on any device.

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Controller check

Connect a Bluetooth game controller (or keyboard) to this iPhone, then press each control once. This screen shows exactly what Safari receives. If your controller uses a different layout, press Set and then the button you want. A headset remote that pairs over Bluetooth may not appear here at all: many act as a mouse or media keys, which a web page cannot read.

Control	Bound to	Now	Check

Steering in the headset

Settings are kept on this phone, separately in Safari and in the Home Screen app: set the controller up in the one you will use with the headset.

Accelerate is held: the car speeds up while you hold it, up to the exercise's assisted speed, and coasts when you let go. Brake acts the moment you press it. Pause opens a menu in the headset; only pressing Pause again resumes.

About this build

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Feedback uses draft rubrics that have not been reviewed by an instructor. They are not DVSA criteria. View evidence records which views were selected, not where your eyes looked.

Phone-viewer VR (an iPhone in a headset viewer) is a separate feasibility task and is not part of this build.

Business names and brand signs are shown where the map names them. Trademarks belong to their owners; no affiliation with or endorsement by any business is claimed.

Paused

Traffic, your car and assessment timing are frozen. Controls are released.

Results

Full screen on iPhone

Safari on iPhone does not let a web page cover the whole screen. Add Driving Practice to your Home Screen instead: it then opens full screen in landscape, with no browser bars.

Tap Share in Safari's toolbar (or the ••• menu, then Share).
Choose Add to Home Screen, then Add.
Open Driving Practice from your Home Screen.