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@itsyungdexy your welcome and congratulations on passing your driving test 👏... Safe driving 🚗

@marjanabegum6368 two cars are allowed to enter the middle of the cross roads. Only wait behind the white stop line if you're the 3rd car. As two cars have plenty of time to cross through once the traffic lights change to red. Good question 👍

@annak9646 your welcome and good luck on your learning to drive journey 👍🚘🚦

@ryanunderwood1798 bssically because Tom was driving slower up the hill due to the parked cars. His timimg of signal wasn't as early as you're thinking. Generally, we signal approximately 70 - 100 yards to junction when travelling at 30mph any faster the signal would have to be earlier...

@@arowolojoshuaolamide6924 plz txt me on 07956 577 967 Naresh

@ruksanaaktar4396 Thanks for your feedback more video to come..

I am in the process of producing more content over the coming wks. Indeed i will. Thnks ✔️

If you're talking about cars parked on the left lane of a dual carriageway. Then yes, you'll just have to stop ✋️ and wait for a safe opportunity to move into the right lane. ✅️ The ideal situation would be to forward plan ahead and look as far into the road to spot the hazards and anticipate and change lanes early....

@@CrashCourses2day thanks for getting back to me, another question I have is that when doing the test are you allowed to just say what your doing to the examiner. For example if I’m in the right lane and I just say out loud that “I’m in the right lane because I’m aware there are parked cars here and didn’t wanna be a nuisance on the road so I’m in there right lane to avoid it”. This would be better than rather him wondering why I’m in the right lane anyway or this could apply for various moments in my test. Am I allowed to do so?

@sahil7214 you can talk yourself through what you're doing. It's called a "commentary drive." However, it isn't necessary to explain your actions, as you've mentioned. The examiner has many yrs of driving experience and will naturally already understand why you are driving in a particular lane or driving a certain way. Dont undermine the examiners' experience. For example if you speak out aloud the reason you're checking the right blindspot before moving off from a parked position. They already understand you reason to do so....

Please text me your name, address, and availability on 07956 577 967, and we'll book you in for a mock test. Thnks

I can take anyone on a mock test. No problem, text me your details along with your availability. I'll get you booked in for a mock test. Thnks

Thanks, plzzz don't forget it. I don't want to be eating seedless grapes in hospital anytime soon. 😫

There's a further 10 or so. I've posted a few. Will be posting more in the coming wks. Once students are ready for their mock test. Ive posted several mock tests already. Have you viewed them all?

@@CrashCourses2day thank you, yes .

I'm approaching you for a mock test

There's markings on the road, which my pupil strayed out of a little. It's a diagonal route that is marked with small white squares. Had he gone out even more, he could have hit the oncoming Vehicle also turning right opposite him.

Examiners have to stick to fairly strict protocol in terms of what they say during a driving test. Remember, they are getting paid to conduct a driving test and lookout for road safety. Generally, some examiners will do a little ice 🧊 breaker with pupils during their test. Once they see the pupil is driving fairly well, they may ask them what they do for a living. But sometimes, even that can hinder the nervous students' progress and add to them not being able to concentrate on the test. My mock tests I tend to role play a little more serious demeanour. The examiners are generally not rude it's just maybe the publics opinion of them. Give or take, you may get the odd Grumpy Ray of sunshine .... 🌞

Merging onto a dual carriageway, I would recommend you merge into the left lane. Unless that's closed or has hazards. For example, parked vehicles. Remember the right lane is the faster of the two lanes. It all depends on the road and potential hazards. (This is the 1st part of this clip) For an approach to turn right also known as major into minor road. That right must be done in the right lane. (This is the 2nd half of the clip) ✅️ I hope this clarifies your dilemma.

I've actually marked a keep left arrow using my black marker pen. As my pupils kept getting confused. As it's a plain reflective sign. You must turn using the left of the two reservations. As the right of the two are for vehicles merging into the dual carriageway. Also, you want to be positioned directly opposite your entry road.

Most definitely I will be posting more on the coming wks.

Congratulations, Wendy. I'm so glad the videos helped you. 🚗💯

He was in the left lane and turned 2nd exit left. That's not straight ahead. Straight ahead was 3rd exit. You use left lane for turning any lefts at a roundabout. Remember at a roundabout you can have multiple left exits Any exit before 12 o clock is generally considered a left.

Hi @Captainjacksparrow, if you start in the left lane, then exit in that lane and MSM into the right lane thereafter. Alternatively you can start off in the right lane and exit in the right lane. It's easier to do this way. Especially if you see there are hazards/obstructions in your left lane. This shows good forward planning 👌

@@CrashCourses2day Thanks . Your response is very helpful.

@captainjacksparrow3925 good luck with your Driving test ✅️🚗

Thnks 🚗✔️😊

I've just seen your msg now so apologies for the late reply. Examiners can also direct you to turn a left as well. That would be normal left position....

No question. Is a silly question. I always encourage my pupils to ask until their hearts' content. After all, you're all students here to learn. You're driving. lsns should be non judgemental, in this respect.

He sure did a good drive it was in the last 10 mins or so he committed those serious faults. 🚗🚦

Hi, it's a 30 mph dual carriageway with a downhill gradient. My pupil accelerated to 35mph, then upon realising, he started to slow the car back down.

@@CrashCourses2day thank you

You're welcome, and I'm glad you enjoyed watching this clip and learnt a few things along the way. 🚗✨️... Naresh

@@CrashCourses2day Thanks for that I appreciate everything I learned few important things ☺️

@user-gu5zi7oc3f life is an endless cycle of learning to learn 😎🚗✨️

Generally speaking, you only have to stop for pedestrians at pedestrian crossings, pelican, puffin, toucan, equestrian, or zebra. Or if a pedestrian was standing at a junction waiting to cross. More so if you're approaching a Give way or stop line as opposed to approach to turn into the road. As it may not be safe to stop on approach to turn left or right due to vehicles rear ending You from behind. Obviously, if a pedestrian steps straight out to cross on your side of the road, you will have to respond with the best course of action, bearing in mind what's behind you before stopping. These pedestrians in this clip just stepped into the road as we were driving past, and it would have been too dangerous to apply brakes fear of rear-end collision. P.s. On a driving test, if you ignore pedestrians waiting to cross at a Give way line, for example, then, this would be marked as a serious fault. Remember, the hierarch of vulnerable road users and pedestrians are on top of this list then followed by bicycles 🚲motorbikes, cars 🚗 vans, and lorries 🚚

Glad you like them!

Thnks Sidra for your lovely comment. I hope ur well 🛻✨️😊

Have you been on the white lightening 5 litre bottle again on Erdington High St?

Your welcome, glad it's helping you Any advise you can always ask me. Good luck on your driving test 🛻💫

Basically, Arslan strayed the white markings on the floor.. Even though it was only a little bit. Had he gone too far out of them, it would have been marked as a serious positioning fault. As he could have caused an accident with a vehicle approaching opposite. I hope this answers your Q. 🛻✨️✔️

@@CrashCourses2day understood, thank you

Good Q. No need to apologise, Sahil most definitely should have checked his right mirror before changing back into the right lane. This is where I gave him a minor for use of mirrors changing direction. If you enter in the left lane your should aim to exit into the left changing lanes with effective use of mirrors, thereafter. To simplify this situation further, you could just enter the roundabout in the right lane and also exit into the right ✅️ .. If you can see, there is a hazard in the left lane over the roundabout. Why not just enter and exit in the right lane. This is perfectly OK to do, shows good forward planning.

You're welcome

Your welcome Sid, I'm glad your enjoying the short clips and i bet they bring back nostalgic memories :)

Your welcome 🙏 😊

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