Observation
Mirror checks, blind spot checks, scanning, and eye lead time.
Lesson feedback
Know what to practice after your driving lesson.
After a lesson, you can review what your instructor noticed: your readiness score, skill ratings, coaching notes, and the ICBC skills to focus on next.
Based on what happened in the lesson
Reviewed by your instructor
Useful for practice before the next drive
Your lesson report
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score
78 / 100
Based on 6 scored skills. Skills not practiced are left out.
Blind spot checksStop positionGap selection
What gets assessed
Your report follows what happened in the car.
Your instructor can score observation habits, vehicle control, traffic decisions, and manoeuvres. Skills that did not come up during the drive stay out of the score.
Control
Steering, smooth acceleration and braking, speed, stops, and position.
Decisions
Right of way, appropriate gaps, following distance, and adjusting to conditions.
Manoeuvres
Parking, pulling over, backing, lane changes, and road-test route skills.
Sample report
What a lesson report can look like.
A finished report brings your score, instructor notes, selected skill ratings, and related ICBC focus areas into one place.
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score
Zula Readiness Score
Near ready
Calculated from the skills your instructor scored during this lesson. It is Zula's coaching signal, not an official ICBC result.
Mirror checks were more consistent once the route became familiar.
Shoulder checks need to happen before the steering input, not during the turn.
Gap decisions improved when you waited for a cleaner opening.
ICBC focus areas connect the lesson to road-test marking categories. They are practice guidance, not an official ICBC score.
Blind spot checks
Checks are happening, but sometimes too late before right turns and lane movement.
A1 Shoulder checkA3 Mirror check
Full stops and position
Stops are controlled. Leave a little more room behind the vehicle ahead.
C2 Rolling stopB10 Stop positionB3 Stops too close/far
Appropriate gap
Wait for cleaner openings when traffic speed is harder to judge.
B4 Gap
Lane position or stagger
Lane position is improving. Keep the vehicle centered before and after turns.
B1 Lane position
How to use it
The value is the next practice session.
The score is only useful when it points to a better practice session before the next lesson or road test.
Review the pattern
Look for repeated weak spots across recent lessons, not one isolated moment.
Practice the highest-value habits
Work on the skills that affect safety and examiner confidence first.
Compare the next lesson
The following assessment shows whether the same habit is improving.
This is coaching guidance, not a road-test guarantee.
Your readiness score helps you understand progress, but ICBC makes the official road-test decision. If you are not ready yet, your instructor should tell you what needs to improve before the test.
Book a lesson with clearer feedback built in.
Start with a regular lesson, then use your instructor's feedback to practice with a more focused plan.