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For driving instructors

Instructor Board

Set up the junction your pupil just got wrong, put the traffic where it was, and play it back from their seat.

Free for the first 7 days.

The view from a learner car's driver's seat, waiting at a roundabout's give way line, with a silver car just in view on the right and the left door mirror lit up.

One moment, three seats

A learner turning right waits for a car coming round. Pause it anywhere and switch camera: the bird's-eye view shows the whole roundabout, behind the car shows the approach, and the driver's seat shows what your pupil should be looking at.

  1. A roundabout from above, with a purple learner car at the give way line and a silver car on the roundabout to its right.

    Bird's-eye

  2. The same moment from just behind the purple learner car, looking at the roundabout ahead.

    Behind

  3. The same moment from the driver's seat, with the silver car just in view on the right.

    Driver

Ready-made T-junctions, crossroads, roundabouts, mini-roundabouts, zebra crossings, traffic lights and yellow box junctions, each with the Highway Code rules it teaches, plus real junctions from around Birmingham, in clear weather, rain or fog.

Build the one your pupil met

Open any junction, press Edit, and put back what was there. Everything you place drives, walks or stands in 3D, and the traffic finds its way round it.

A T-junction built on the board, from above: the purple learner car at the give way line, a double-decker bus on the main road to the left, a cyclist and a woman with a pushchair to the right, a tall hedge on the grass behind the right-hand corner, a brick wall and a tree on the left-hand corner, a Give way sign and SLOW painted on the side road. The same junction from behind the learner car: the brick wall and Give way sign on the left corner, the bus to the left, and roadworks with cones and barriers on the far side of the main road.

Everything you can put on the board

Road users 13

Scenery 7

Signs 27

Road markings 24

Then draw over it with a pen, arrows, numbered steps, a sight line or a gap.

Training to be an instructor?

Use the board to practise explaining junctions, roundabouts and lane choice before your Part 3, then take it out with your pupils on a trainee licence. Trainers can set up the situation they want a trainee to talk through.

Price

£14.99a month

£149.99a year

The subscription renews until you cancel it in your store account. The board works offline, needs no account, and keeps your boards on your device.

Use the board with the car parked, never while your pupil is driving. The scenes are teaching aids with illustrative surroundings; the Highway Code is the rule to follow on the road. Instructor Board is made by Driving Mastery Ltd and is not made, approved or endorsed by the DVSA.

More on the board: Road diagrams for driving instructors, in 3D and from the driver's seat · Set up your own road scene: road users, signs, markings and roadworks · Teach in rain and fog, and on real junctions from the test routes

Sign and marking designs: Department for Transport, © Crown copyright. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

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