| Driving Test Success Practical | 
 enlarge | From: Focus Multimedia Ltd
Category: Software
List Price: £9.99
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Avg. Customer Rating:  15 reviews
Sales Rank: 186
Platforms: Windows 2000, Windows Vista, Windows Xp, Windows Me
Media: CD-ROM
Number Of Items: 1
Shipping Weight (lbs): 0.2
Dimensions (in): 7.4 x 5.4 x 0.6
EAN: 5031366014283
ASIN: B0000DGYWT
Release Date: November 21, 2003
Availability: Usually dispatched within 1-2 business days
Condition: New, sealed and sourced direct form the publisher.
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 Shaz August 10, 2007
i am currently learning to drive, and i found this cd realli useful, an excellent, Comprehensive and enjoyable way to learn.. It teaches you in various ways, so dat u can remeber, understand and reflect on what you have learnt. it manages to drill certain sequences into your head such as the (M.S.M, P.S.L Routines) and also the various cockpit checks when first entering the car. example what actions to take whilst sitting in the car with great details of changing gears.It also contains many theory aspects, and quizzes you on various road signs. which helps you to remeber.. I wud recommend this to people with patients and enjoy playin computer games lol.. as there is some points in this cd you can get irritated when having difficulties in passin certain procedures.. da cd is useful for beginners and people who are learning to drive, a good value on money as well... i hope dis has helped...
 Hated it June 6, 2007
0 out of 1 found this review helpful
As another reviewer said, you have to pass each section before being allowed to go to the next. So, when I wanted to move from "moving off" to another section (which I was currently practicing in real life) - I was told that I hadn't yet completed section 1 so couldn't access any other section! Clicking a mouse is not the same as learning clutch control and you have to be perfect to move on. I wasted hours trying to drive round a bunch of traffic cones - I felt like smashing my head against the virtual brick wall.
Hated this one.
Absolute Rubbish July 13, 2006
2 out of 3 found this review helpful
Recieved this as a gift when i turned 17 qith the other 3 disks which are all brilliant and really helped me pass my theory!
Then after this i was expecting the same from the final cd.
after waiting for ages for it too install and get all the details all filled in then i found the software extremely irritateing and so mind numingly boring i fail too see how anyone can learn from it- DO NOT BUY it's complete rubbish and will send u mad!
More Good Points Than Bad Points March 20, 2006
9 out of 9 found this review helpful
This software has various good points and bad points. Firstly, it manages to drill certain sequences into your head (MSM, PSL) and also the various cockpit checks when first entering the car. It also contains many theory aspects, and quizzes you on various road signs etc. There are instructional videos also included which are useful. The downside is that the interface is rather irritating. Controlling the virtual car is pretty difficult and you can regularly make mistakes which will be penalised by starting at the beginning of the level again. Also, after a while the sequences become rather irritating (for example raising the clutch to the biting point is controlled by the click of an icon, this doesn't seem to aid your clutch control) and the constant demand for perfection. I believe that this software is worth buying as it helps you remember when to perform certain sequences of checks. It is worth buying for practise inbetween driving lessons, and would definately help in the speed of passing your test.
Fun way to learn to drive. January 30, 2006
6 out of 7 found this review helpful
A fun and useful way to develop your skills for learning to drive both for beginners, and for people who have already had some lessons.Whilst it cannot be like driving a real car on real roads, it does however, teach you things like when and in which direction you should steer when, for example, turning in the road. It will also help you get into good habits for looking in mirrors and checking blind spots. It also brings to life concepts like stopping and seperation distances. Look out for the suicidal pedestrians that get you do an emergency stop!! (They step out and then stand facing you in the middle of the road!!) This CD-ROM is very comprehensive, fun and, at roughly half the cost of a 1 hour driving lesson, is superb value for money.
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