What Does Pom Mean in Driving?

You might be familiar with the Prepare, Observe, Move, routine (POM) – which is commonly used by instructors to help learners master the skills needed to move off safely.

When should I use POM in driving?

The Prepare Observe Move (POM) routine is used when you intend to move your car from a stationary position, either parked at the kerbside or when stopped at a junction or in stationary traffic. This is getting the vehicle ready and preparing to pull away when the road is clear.

What does Lada stand for in driving?

L.A.D.A (Look, assess, decide and act) This is similar to M.S.P.S.L; it ensures the learner properly assesses the road ahead on approach to traffic systems, such as road junctions, pelican crossings and roundabouts. It can be difficult to master at first, but with a little practice, it will become second nature to you.