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Driving Test and Independent DrivingThe candidate will be required to drive for around 10 minutes, and during that time they will have directions to follow, or traffic signs, or a combination of the two. They may get shown a diagram too. Newspapers have claimed this is going to lead to a further lowering of the pass rate in the practical test, but the DSA says on its website that this claim was based on early research and not on the final design of this element in the test. There is more information on this story on the DSA website here: http://dsa.gov.uk/News.asp?id=SXD005-A7835A58
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