@projectflightyoutube You're very funny 😂 But no aliens landing or meteor showers in this clip. 2 major faults both committed at approximately 18 seconds into clip. 1st was Right Turn - turned too wide causing the car to drive onto the opposite road marking. 2nd - Observation car approaching from the right wss too close for comfort. Potentially contravening the flow of traffic.
@asparkdeity8717 All will be revealed in a few days. I want to see how alert ⚠️ my fellow students are. They're actually very obvious major faults. Remember the main distinction between a major or minor driver fault. A major is one that is capable of causing damage to persons or property. As opposed to a minor, which isn't obviously as dangerous...
@@CrashCourses2day that’s not just what a major fault is, it’s about what poses the biggest RISK to other road users and/or including yourself And by your definition, no damage of property was done in this clip. Neither was anybody in danger?
@asparkdeity8717 this is a copy of the DVSA interpretation of faults on their official website. Driving test faults and your result There are 3 types of faults you can make: "a dangerous fault - this involves actual danger to you, the examiner, the public or property a serious fault - something potentially dangerous a driving fault - this is not potentially dangerous, but if you keep making the same fault, it could become a serious fault"....
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Apart from going over the other side of the road at 0:05 then clipping the junction at 0:18 I don't see anything else
That was all our side of the road @ 0.05 secs onwards. No fault committed there at all.
@@CrashCourses2day Then I see absolutely nothing wrong, was the fault that the driver didn't get out the car and check for potential meteor strikes?
@projectflightyoutube You're very funny 😂 But no aliens landing or meteor showers in this clip.
2 major faults both committed at approximately 18 seconds into clip.
1st was Right Turn - turned too wide causing the car to drive onto the opposite road marking.
2nd - Observation car approaching from the right wss too close for comfort. Potentially contravening the flow of traffic.
No majors, just a couple of minors on steering
@asparkdeity8717 There are a few major faults committed. 🙈
@@CrashCourses2daysuch as?
@asparkdeity8717 All will be revealed in a few days. I want to see how alert ⚠️ my fellow students are. They're actually very obvious major faults. Remember the main distinction between a major or minor driver fault. A major is one that is capable of causing damage to persons or property. As opposed to a minor, which isn't obviously as dangerous...
@@CrashCourses2day that’s not just what a major fault is, it’s about what poses the biggest RISK to other road users and/or including yourself
And by your definition, no damage of property was done in this clip. Neither was anybody in danger?
@asparkdeity8717 this is a copy of the DVSA interpretation of faults on their official website.
Driving test faults and your result
There are 3 types of faults you can make:
"a dangerous fault - this involves actual danger to you, the examiner, the public or property
a serious fault - something potentially dangerous
a driving fault - this is not potentially dangerous, but if you keep making the same fault, it could become a serious fault"....
Do not be so harsh on Ashley Neal, he tried to drive better here
@@Pobsta-de7hb this wasn't Ashley Neal driving the car. It was my female pupil. 🤔
@@CrashCourses2day I know, I was having a dig as Ashley and pretending it could well have been him, I apologise. lol
@Pobsta-de7hb there was i scratching my bold head thinking 🤔 who the heck that was .... 😂🛻✔️