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All bands Driving test, disabilities and law Publications and instructional techniques Road procedure Signs, control and mechanical

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1. What is the main role of The Highway Code for an ADI candidate?

A. Rules and advice for road users
B. A catalogue of approved lesson prices for driving schools
C. A list of examiner radio codes used on driving tests
D. A syllabus of garage servicing intervals for training cars

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2. Know Your Traffic Signs is mainly used to develop which instructor skill?

A. Writing insurance proposal forms for dual-controlled cars
B. Reading signs at instructor depth
C. Calculating fuel duty for a driving-school fleet
D. Setting the pass mark for ADI Part 1 papers

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3. Driving — The Essential Skills is the publication that mainly supplies which kind of language?

A. Contract clauses for franchise agreements with national driving schools
B. Court-room scripts for appealing a failed practical test
C. Technique and procedure wording for car control
D. Marketing slogans approved for use on instructor websites

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4. The Official DVSA Guide to Learning to Drive is most useful when you need to understand which of the following?

A. How learners typically progress and what the test covers
B. How to value a used dual-control conversion kit
C. How to register a limited company at Companies House
D. How to set the national speed camera threshold

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