What does Phase 3 of the training process consist of?

Phase 3 of the training process is focused on the practical skills that a driver must master to ensure safe and effective vehicle operation. This phase includes Preventive Maintenance Checks and Services (PMCS), which teaches drivers how to conduct thorough inspections and maintenance checks to ensure that the vehicle is in safe operating condition. The Vehicle Control Test is designed to assess a driver's ability to handle the vehicle in various situations and to demonstrate proficiency in controlling vehicle movements. Finally, the Road Test is a critical evaluation of a driver's ability to safely operate the vehicle in real-world conditions, encompassing all previously learned skills. Each of these components is designed to ensure that the driver is fully prepared for safe operation in diverse scenarios. The combination of these assessments provides a comprehensive evaluation of the driver's readiness and capability behind the wheel.