@@MohamedHassan-wr8xw In general you should not go slow, meaning should not obstruct vehicles behind, if road is clear and visibility is ok, drivie with recommended max speed, however it depends on traffic situation e.g., in this video at 5:20, you can not go beyond 45 km/h even if the max speed limit was 80 km/h, similarly in some situation you can check this video here at 10:15 ruclips.net/video/bLo-Q0m3pWo/видео.html, you can not drive more than 40 km/h speed even if allowed max speed limit is 70 km/h.
@key2dl At 11:30, you used the inner lane to go straight. Shouldn’t you be in the right lane to avoid 2 lane changes? First before entering the roundabout and then when exiting.
I used outler lane but this Roundabout is quite big so even If you go to 2nd exit its ok to choose inner lane as well but need to change lane again before exit.
This was one of the question being asked and I think its a very good question for beginners or experienced drivers to know. Here is the question: I have a habit of excessively checking my blind spot whenever I need to signal for a lane change or make a turn. For instance, when approaching a junction and intending to move into the rightmost lane, even if I am already driving along the right edge of the road and there is no obstruction on the right side of my car, I still feel compelled to check my blind spot on the right before signaling. Could you please provide guidance on situations when checking the blind spot is considered unnecessary, yet acceptable by examiners? For instance, during the acceleration lane, my instructor advised me to signal without checking the blind spot, but to check it before actually changing lanes. I find myself confused about when to check and when not to check the blind spot. Can you please offer some suggestions?
That's a great question. I guess these are the few places you may not check blind spots. Take a look at the time on the video. 1. At 11:08 2. At 11:37,17:07 (At bigger roundabout outside city having no pedestrian or cycle path). Other expert can comment on it. 3. At 17:37 (if you are going to take a left turn) 4. At 19:48
What is the speed limit in county road?
Can you mentioned which part of this video?
@@Key2DL it’s general question
@@MohamedHassan-wr8xw Ahaa ok! Will get back to you soon.
@@MohamedHassan-wr8xw In general you should not go slow, meaning should not obstruct vehicles behind, if road is clear and visibility is ok, drivie with recommended max speed, however it depends on traffic situation e.g., in this video at 5:20, you can not go beyond 45 km/h even if the max speed limit was 80 km/h, similarly in some situation you can check this video here at 10:15 ruclips.net/video/bLo-Q0m3pWo/видео.html, you can not drive more than 40 km/h speed even if allowed max speed limit is 70 km/h.
@@Key2DL Thanks I finally passed my practical test today Alhamdullilah.
Thank you so much for this video , its really so helpful .
You are welcome! I provide honest and quality content only. So watch other videos for more info. All the best.
No, you can't go to the left at 13:05. Even if it is not allowed from the 2nd lane since there is a separate lane for turning left.
Is there a lane sign before the Roundabout that I missed?
Ahaa! Ok! You answered the question 😊. Absolutely correct ✅. You can not go to left lane from right most lane here👍👍👍
@@Key2DLIt’s on the ground.
@@gggggg91737 yes, Exactly 👍
@Key2DL, thank you for your Videos which are very helpfull... happy to share , I have passed Theory and Practice in 1st attempt
Wow 😮 Very nice 👍 Congratulations 🎉🎈!
Happy and safe driving!
Thank you for your kind words!
@key2dl At 11:30, you used the inner lane to go straight. Shouldn’t you be in the right lane to avoid 2 lane changes? First before entering the roundabout and then when exiting.
Will check and get back to you soon. Thanks
I used outler lane but this Roundabout is quite big so even If you go to 2nd exit its ok to choose inner lane as well but need to change lane again before exit.
Nice and informative!
Thanks
I'm from india but this video's are so much helpful thanku so much ❤❤❤
Are you learning here in Sweden? 🇸🇪
@@Key2DL present I'm in Georgia
Ahaa ok! Nice
We can't take left there if we are on right lane which suppose to go straight
Where, could you Please write the time? Thanks
At 12:50
Yes 100%@@Shekar.Siddalingachari
This was one of the question being asked and I think its a very good question for beginners or experienced drivers to know. Here is the question: I have a habit of excessively checking my blind spot whenever I need to signal for a lane change or make a turn. For instance, when approaching a junction and intending to move into the rightmost lane, even if I am already driving along the right edge of the road and there is no obstruction on the right side of my car, I still feel compelled to check my blind spot on the right before signaling. Could you please provide guidance on situations when checking the blind spot is considered unnecessary, yet acceptable by examiners? For instance, during the acceleration lane, my instructor advised me to signal without checking the blind spot, but to check it before actually changing lanes. I find myself confused about when to check and when not to check the blind spot. Can you please offer some suggestions?
That's a great question. I guess these are the few places you may not check blind spots. Take a look at the time on the video.
1. At 11:08
2. At 11:37,17:07 (At bigger roundabout outside city having no pedestrian or cycle path). Other expert can comment on it.
3. At 17:37 (if you are going to take a left turn)
4. At 19:48
Hey! Thanks for your helpful videos. I passed theory today. How long do i have to pass the practical test ? three months or four months?
Congratulations 🎊 you have 4 months! But you can check when log in or ask transportstrylsen customer care👍
thank you@@Key2DL
@@Jamtlandlagenhet You are 🙏
If we are not on the left line, then we shouldn't take left turn
Yes, correct 👍
Plz make in Södertälje
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You live in Linköping bro?
Nope! Sorry