Chicanes
Single lane chicanes require one direction of traffic to give way to oncoming vehicles. The chicane normally consists of a raised curb, bollards on one side of the road with a sign to explain the vehicle traffic priority. The side that does not have priority has give way lines on the road, this is where you hold back and stop.
Safety strategy
In certain location the give way line is too close to the narrowing of the chicane the safest action here is to hold back so you can see the give way line in front of your vehicle (when sat in the drivers seat). This will give the oncoming vehicle more space to pass you (a bus for example).
Using a T junction/crossroads as a passing place
Who has the right of way?
Best strategy for a safe negotiation?
Extra caution as you’re meeting a bus….
What routines will you need to incorporate?
Discuss and agree your next lesson
Learning techniques and strategies
Practice achieving and improving the M.S.P.S.G & L.A.D.A routine's at junctions while improving your awareness and planning with the road ahead.
Once you have practiced a few situations a few times your instructor will reduce his/her support transferring his responsibility over to you (that's if you agree with this).
Lesson Planning
Risk Management
Fully understood how the responsibility for risk of the lesson would be shared on the lesson plan between instructor and student.
Teaching & Learning Strategies
Like mentioned earlier every student is induvial and each and everyone of you will progress at different rates so driving will adapt their lesson plan to help you achieve your driving goals.
Rote learning (WikipediA)
Rote learning is a memorization technique based on repetition. The method rests on the premise that the recall of repeated material becomes faster the more one repeats it. Some of the alternatives to rote learning include meaningful learning, associative learning, spaced repetition and active learning.
At the end of your lesson
At the end of each lesson you will have a debrief with your instructor giving you the opportunity to reflect on your performance on your lesson then you can set up new goals for your next driving lesson.
This will also give you the opportunity to research any new topics that will be brought into on your next agreed lesson.