Driver Awareness Training, Page 363 Reviews

maybe obvious but good to recap anyway

4 seconds is an unrealistic gap to leave between vehicles - the standard advice is to be able to stop in the distance you can see to be clear, and "Only a fool breaks the 2 second rule" ie 2 second gap. This also ties in with gaps between arrows on many motorways.Practical training is required for improving driving skills - sitting in front of a screen is unlikely to have much impact in most cases

Does not offer drivers in Ireland a proper test. Some rules of road are different eg speed limits

A good short course with soem interesting statistics

The course was interesting & informative. I believe this course will help me in my private & business milage

I rate this online awareness course highly. The topics covered and duration was just spot on. Very informative, although some of the information is down to common sense. Very well presented, clear and concise. The graphics added to the overall understanding and made comprehension straight forward.

not enough on van drivers the test asks some unecessary questions not directly related to keeping me safe on the roads. eg, knowing the answer to how many accidents occur as a result of falling asleep at the wheel will not make me a safer driver

I am not really a fan of on-line learning, but Driver training was in short easy to follow sections, with the voice over lady not being too annoying and was not patronising.Some of the graphics were a little lazy or odd, particularly did not like the use of the crash test dummy with other 'people', should have been a person really.Took just under an hour and gave a bit of food for thought.

Too long.

Very frustrating. Test took half an hour longer than expected to complete as I kept on having to wait and reload pages. Even had to close and reopen app a couple of times. Ran speedtest on my pc while this was happening and it was fine - so not a problem at my end... Maybe an issue with server capacity (I was doing it mid/late morning).