A complete guide to the ADI Part 2 practical driving test — what's assessed, how to prepare, and what the examiners are looking for.
The ADI Part 2 is a 1-hour practical driving test that assesses your driving ability to a high standard. It is similar to the standard L-test but more demanding — you must demonstrate advanced driving skills throughout.
You must receive no more than 6 driver faults (minors) and no serious or dangerous faults. The standard required is significantly higher than the standard L-test.
The DVSA fee for ADI Part 2 is £111.
The test includes independent driving, following a sat-nav, reversing manoeuvres, and driving in a variety of road and traffic conditions. The examiner assesses your vehicle control, road positioning, observation, and hazard response.
You have 3 attempts to pass ADI Part 2. If you fail 3 times, you must restart the ADI qualification process from Part 1.
Take advanced driving lessons with an experienced ADI trainer. Consider working towards an IAM or RoSPA advanced driving qualification as preparation. Practice commentary driving and smooth, precise vehicle control.
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