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The Right Car Choice

Helping learner drivers handle test day pressure and access DVSA support

Go into your driving test feeling prepared

Go into your driving test feeling prepared

£19.99

Feel more prepared. Know what support to ask for.

If you can drive in lessons but panic on test day, knowing what help to ask for is a good place to start.

The DVSA Additional Support Handbook helps you explain what happens under pressure, ask for support that fits your needs, and follow up before your test.

£19.99 once. Immediate download. 12 months of one-to-one help from Anil included.

From “how do I ask?” to “I passed!”

Aaliyah first asked how to add support after booking. She later returned to say she had passed and that her examiner’s calm approach helped.

Aaliyah's original comment before her test: asking how to add DVSA support after bookingAaliyah's original update: she passed and said her examiner's calm approach helped

What learners told us after using our advice

Original learner comments: Shani used special requirements advice and passed with two minors; Sunny explained autism and anxiety and felt more relaxed

Support can make a difference to how you experience test day. Original learner comments shared on The Right Car Choice videos. Individual experiences and support arrangements vary.

What would help you show your driving?

Perhaps you lose track when directions come too late. Perhaps a busy manoeuvre location leaves you overwhelmed. Or you struggle to explain what you need when you’re nervous.

The guide helps you understand the options, describe your difficulties clearly and prepare your request. You can ask about earlier or clearer directions, communication support and ways to manage sensory overload. The DVSA decides what can be arranged for your circumstances.

Original learner comments about a quieter manoeuvre location and route options

You don’t have to work it out alone

You get help with what to ask for, what to write and how to follow up. If you’re unsure about the response you receive, you can come back to Anil and work through it together.

You don’t need perfect wording before asking for help.

What’s included

  • An 81-page digital handbook with separate theory and practical car test guidance.

  • Steps for requesting support, including when your test is already booked.

  • Example wording, checklists and links to official guidance.

  • Practical tips for panic, sensory overload, reading and memory, plus a personal needs worksheet.

  • 12 months of personal support with your options, wording and the response you receive.

Get started in three steps

  1. Get the handbook. Download it immediately from your confirmation page or purchase email.

  2. Read the section that fits your test. You don’t need to read all 81 pages to get started.

  3. Message Anil if you need help. Explain what you struggle with, and get help preparing your next step.

Don’t leave it until the last day. Give yourself time to make your request and follow up for confirmation.

Our advice featured in Female First

Female First article excerpt mentioning The Right Car Choice, 21 May 2026

Read the original article

A few useful details

Already booked? The guide covers requesting support for theory and practical tests that are already booked.

How do I contact Anil? Your support is available by email or direct message for 12 months from purchase. For personal circumstances, email therightcarchoice@gmail.com. Replies normally arrive within two working days, excluding weekends and public holidays.

Is this an official DVSA product? This is an independent guide by The Right Car Choice, covering theory and practical car tests in England, Scotland and Wales. The Right Car Choice is not affiliated with, endorsed by or acting on behalf of the DVSA. It does not replace driving lessons or change the driving standard required. Particular adjustments and a pass cannot be guaranteed.

Read the delivery, support and refund terms

£19.99 once • Handbook + 12 months personal support

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