Today, we’re diving into the nitty-gritty of the new theory test updates that now include ADAS questions—yep, that’s Advanced Driver Assistance Systems.

We’ll chat about how these changes could throw a curveball at driving instructors and learners alike, especially with the tech lingo that could leave some scratching their heads. Chris Bensted joins me to break down what instructors can do to incorporate this latest theory into their lessons without losing their marbles. Plus, we’ll share some tips on navigating through the maze of questions and how to keep our students ahead of the game. So, buckle up and let’s hit the road to better driving instruction together!

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Takeaways:

• The latest theory test now has ADAS questions that driving instructors need to incorporate into their lessons.
• Driving instructors should grab the updated 'Driving Essential Skills' book to stay informed on ADAS content.
• Understanding the technical jargon in the ADAS questions is crucial for passing the theory test effectively.
• Instructors must engage with their students about the different technologies in cars, making learning fun and relatable.