Various topics covering in the final driving test

There are various topics the examiner will ask you to perform in the final driving test and you should know well aware about those prior to the test.

Driving on three lane road

Examiner will take you to the three lane road and observe how you driving in the three lane road

Driving on a three-lane road is harder for new drivers. There's more room to move around, but you have to pay extra attention to other cars and stay in your lane. You need to learn how to merge onto the road safely and change lanes without causing problems for other drivers.

On these roads, the middle lane is usually for going straight, while the outer lanes are for turning or getting off the road. So, you have to plan ahead and let others know when you want to change lanes.

Since there are more cars on three-lane roads, you have to be extra careful and keep a safe distance from other cars. It's a good chance for new drivers to get better at staying in their lane, merging, and watching out for traffic.


Highways are the primary source of accidents in every country. Because many people are not aware of how to drive on highways. Here we are discussing how to move on the three-lane road. Three-lane driving is common in every country. 

Driving on three lanes road means we have the left side lane, the middle lane, and the right side lane. These three lanes are classified into slow, medium, and fast.

The first thing that you need to do before you change a lane is to make sure that there is a clear gap in the traffic to move your vehicle to the other lane.

As a good driver, you can choose your lane it all depends on your needs. Sometimes you may drive on the left or right lane, and sometimes you may drive on the middle lane. But you have to always keep in mind that whenever you plan to change the lane that suits your needs you have to turn your signal on where you want to move whether it's right or left that is your choice. 

When you are driving on a three-lane road, changing lanes is a complicated one. So you never forget to follow these steps before switching lanes. The first thing turn on your turn signal, check your rearview and side mirrors, look over your shoulder to check your blind spot, and change lanes after that don't forget to turn the signal off.

Driving on highways the important factor is switching lanes. Because you can not stay in the same lane the entire time, you definitely need to change the lane.



This image shows an example of a three-lane road. Basically, the left lane indicates the fast lane and the right lane is for driving slowly. Middle lane for the smoothest driving. If other drivers are going faster than the speed limit in this case slow down and move to the right. You should never exceed the legal speed limit.

When you are trying to change to the left lane firstly make sure that put your signal on which helps other drivers to know that you are going to change to the left lane. Put your left turn signal and once you do this wait for three flashes check your left mirror and make sure there is no car, and also check your rearview mirror to see if someone is trying to pass or change lanes, then do a shoulder check to make sure there are no cars on the blind spot after you notice everything is clear and start changing lane slowly and carefully. Once you have done this don't forget to turn the signal off.

Changing the right lane is basically the same method that we have discussed with the left lane changes. First of all, make sure that put your signal which is for other drivers to know that you intend to change the right lane. After entering your right turn signal wait for three flashes and check your right mirror to ensure everything is clear then check your rearview mirror to whether someone going to pass or not. After that do a shoulder check to make sure that there are no cars in your blind spot. After you check everything start changing lanes slowly and carefully, and also don't forget to turn the signal off.




  • Take out from the parking yard
  • Two way driving
  • How to make U-turn
  • Driving on three lane road
  • Driving on Two Lane Road

  • Lane changing
  • Roundabout
  • How do you face a traffic signal

  • Merging into highway
  • Highway or Freeway driving
  • Exit highway
  • Park the vehicle