Most people fail theory test each year, though DSA publishes the reasons why learner drivers fail in practical theory test still many of us don’t pay much attention to it.
However, you can avoid this by taking enough lessons and practice from your driving instructor. You should always give the test when your instructor feels you are well prepared. Do not ever give the test, just to gain experience. Following are the areas where is more likely to fall short of the DSA standards.
Reversing around a corner incorrectly.
Problems with parking
Driving too slowly
Hesitation causing delay, usually by not pulling out promptly at junctions
Not making effective observations and poor judgment when emerging out of side roads
Failure to make effective use of mirrors
Incorrect road position, usually on bends, and poor lane discipline on roundabouts
Failure to move away correctly from stationary positions
Poor steering control, such as when making left or right turns
Incorrect road position, usually on bends, and poor lane discipline on roundabouts.
