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Should I do log book or on road driving test? This is a commonly asked question. They suit different people in different circumstances. Log book is a no pressure system. You pass each individual item at your own pace with your driving instructor. It is good for someone can not hold the nerve during the driving test. The downside of it is it takes more time and money. On the flip of the coin is on road driving test. Once you have learned all the driving skills and confident to do the on road test. You have to pass all the items to get a license. If you don’t pass you have to pay the fee and do it again. It saves time and money if you can pass the test quickly. In my case, I am kind of person cannot handle stress well, so I went for log book even I already know how to drive beforehand.It costed more money but I know eventually I will pass everything and get a liscense. What I will learn from driving lessons? Different states may have different requirements for the driving skills to cover. But overall the principals are the same. Here is the brief summary of what you need to learn: 1. Basic Driving Procedures What’s under the bonnet How to set up the driving seat safely How to turn corners properly 2. Basic Road Skills Turning at traffic lights Turning at roundabouts Road Craft skills 3. Traffic Management Skills How to negotiate heavy traffic conditions 4. Basic Manouering and point turns U-Turns parking skills 5. Explanation of car controls & Starting procedure. 6. Observation skills, different Steering Techniques for different turns. You don’t take a tight corner the same as a faster bend. 7. Using the brake, accelerator & clutch/gears correctly. 8. Negotiating Roundabouts & Traffic light intersections. 9. Lane changing & merging, thinking ahead. 10. Defensive driving techniques & how to prevent being involved in an accident. 11. Parking & test routes & procedures.