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Drive Tests may change accordingly. It is your responsibility to ensure that you have the most recent edition of this criteria manual. If you are in doubt, check the version available on the VicRoads website.  \ni  \nFigures ii  \nAmendments iv  \n1. Overview of the Drive Test 1  \n1.1 Introduction 1  \n1.2 Test route stages 1  \n1.3 Driving tasks 2  \n1.4 Assessment items 2  \n2. Drive Test procedures 3  \n2.1 Pre-drive safety check 3  \n2.2 Minimum assessment required 3  \n3. Understanding the assessment criteria 4  \n3.1 Definitions 4  \n3.2 Types of assessment 6  \n4. Task Assessment Items 7  \n4.1 Observation 7  \n4.2 Signalling 9  \n4.3 Gap Selection 12  \n4.4 Speed Choice 13  \n4.5 Following Distance 15  \n4.6 Lateral Position 16  \n4.7 Parking Observation 22  \n4.8 Parking Movement 23  \n4.9 Leaving Parking 25  \n4.10 Turning Movement 26  \n5. Stage Assessment Items 28  \n5.1 Lateral Position 28  \n5.2 Control 29  \n6. Critical Errors 30  \n6.1 Too Slow 30  \n6.2 Fail to Look 31  \n6.3 Fail to Signal 32  \n6.4 Block Pedestrian Crosswalk 33  \n6.5 Mount Kerb 35  \n6.6 Stall 36  \n6.7 Incomplete Stop 37  \n6.8 Other Illegal Action 39  \n7. Immediate Termination Errors 41  \n7.1 Intervention 41  \n7.2 Disobey Direction 43  \n7.3 Collision 44  \n7.4 Fail to Give Way 46  \n7.5 Excessive Speed 49  \n7.6 Stop at Dangerous Position 50  \n7.7 Fail to Stop 54  \n7.8 Other Dangerous Action 55  \nAppendix A – Assessable tasks 59  \nStage 1 59  \nStage 2 60  \nIndex 63  \nii  \nFigure 1: The yellow-shaded area indicates the crosswalk at a children’s crossing. 4  \nFigure 2: A signal is required when changing lanes. (Note: ‘P’ indicates a parked vehicle.) 10  \nFigure 3: A signal is required when diverging, even if no other vehicles are present. 10  \nFigure 4: A left-turn signal is required when entering a roundabout intending  \nto leave at the first exit, if the first exit is less than halfway around the roundabout. 11  \nFigure 5: No turn signal is required when entering a roundabout intending  \nto leave at an exit that is halfway around the roundabout. 11  \nFigure 6: A right-turn signal is required when entering a roundabout intending  \nto leave at an exit that is more than halfway around the roundabout. 11  \nFigure 7: Correct lateral position on a right turn, keeping left  \nof centre when entering and leaving the intersection. 17  \nFigure 8: Incorrect lateral position on a right turn, failing to keep left of centre  \nwhen entering and leaving the intersection. 18  \nFigure 9: Incorrect lateral position on a right turn from a road with no marked lanes, failing to enter the intersection as near as practicable to the centre line. 18  \nFigure 10: Correct lateral position for a right turn into a multi-lane road. 18  \nFigure 11: Incorrect lateral position for a right turn into a multi-lane road,  \nfailing to keep left of centre when leaving the intersection. 19  \nFigure 12: Incorrect lateral position for a right turn, cutting across  \na double continuous centre line. 19  \nFigure 13: Incorrect lateral position for a right turn, possibly recorded as an Immediate Termination Error (Other Dangerous Action or Intervention) if there is traffic approaching from the right. 20  \nFigure 14: Correct lateral position for a left turn from a road with no marked lanes,  \nentering the intersection as near as practicable to the left side of the road. 20  \nFigure 15: Incorrect lateral position for a left turn, crossing the centre line of the road the applicant is turning into. 20  \nFigure 16: Correct lateral position when cars are parked at the left side of the road.  \n(Note: ‘P’ indicates a parked vehicle.) 21  \nFigure 17: Incorrect lateral position when cars are parked at the left side of the road.(Note: ‘P’ indicates a parked vehicle.) 21  \nFigure 18: Incorrect lateral position on a road with only one lane or line of traffic for the applicant’s direction of travel, failing to keep as near a","cbCaimHsdx16RrZx","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaimHsdx16RrZx","pdf",1793494,72,"English","# 1. Overview of the Drive Test\n## 1.1 Introduction\n## 1.2 Test route stages\n## 1.3 Driving tasks\n## 1.4 Assessment items\n# 2. Drive Test procedures\n## 2.1 Pre-drive safety check\n## 2.2 Minimum assessment required\n# 3. Understanding the assessment criteria\n## 3.1 Definitions\n## 3.2 Types of assessment\n# 4. Task Assessment Items\n## 4.1 Observation\n## 4.2 Signalling\n## 4.3 Gap Selection\n## 4.4 Speed Choice\n## 4.5 Following Distance\n## 4.6 Lateral Position\n## 4.7 Parking Observation\n## 4.8 Parking Movement\n## 4.9 Leaving Parking\n## 4.10 Turning Movement\n# 5. Stage Assessment Items\n## 5.1 Lateral Position\n## 5.2 Control\n# 6. Critical Errors\n## 6.1 Too Slow\n## 6.2 Fail to Look\n## 6.3 Fail to Signal\n## 6.4 Block Pedestrian Crosswalk\n## 6.5 Mount Kerb\n## 6.6 Stall\n## 6.7 Incomplete Stop\n## 6.8 Other Illegal Action\n# 7. Immediate Termination Errors\n## 7.1 Intervention\n## 7.2 Disobey Direction\n## 7.3 Collision\n## 7.4 Fail to Give Way\n## 7.5 Excessive Speed\n## 7.6 Stop at Dangerous Position\n## 7.7 Fail to Stop\n## 7.8 Other Dangerous Action\n# Appendix A – Assessable tasks\n## Stage 1\n## Stage 2\n# Index","[{\"question\":\"How does the manual handle updates to Drive Test criteria?\",\"answer\":\"Drive Test criteria can change from time to time. Drivers are responsible for using the most recent edition and can check the version available on the VicRoads website if unsure.\"},{\"question\":\"What are the main assessment components during the drive test?\",\"answer\":\"The manual covers drive test procedures (including pre-drive safety checks) and then explains assessment criteria through definitions and types of assessment. 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