God bless you for this video!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 my instructor keep taking me on this bloody roundabout and I'm always confused as heck😭😭 This video is super helpful, will be watching this quite a lot, thank you!
Currently learning to drive and getting test ready. This roundabout is something that I've been dreading for ages. So happy I found your video. Thank you!
Big thank to you this video really helpful i was keep doing practice (driving) but i did not understand after i watch ur video it makes easy and very clear wish u the best luck thank yoooooooou
Very effective and helpful video . I also find this roundabout confusing as there is not enough time to think and proceed . Can you please tell me when entering from ALDI side and turning right you said we shouldn’t signal as it’s a curve . Won’t it be confusing on the cars on the opposite side if they don’t know from before which lane are we going in ?
If you signal to early it could come off as you straighten up in approach to roundabout. Also because of the unusual angle of the giveway junction, you might get confused and try turning right into the oncoming traffic.
@ 5:44 why did you pick the right hand lane as both lanes turn right? I'd have gone for the middle lane behind the red car which would have put you in the N/S lane once you'd turned right....?
Yes you can go to the middle lane. But on a busy day you will get cars coming from your left who will try and get into that middle lane. So with experience I avoided the middle to be safe.
No matter what It's still better than any traffic signalisation. I'm sick of waiting 5 minutes to arrive between 2 intersections where I can be in 15 seconds with roundabouts
At 5:42 where you do the right turn, is it wrong to get into the middle lane from that direction even though the middle and right both lead to the dual carriageway?
@@JamesTravis I am always wary of that due to the lack of lane markings at that point. If there is a car on the left I usually back off just incase either at the junction or at the start of the main roundabout if I need to take a gap.
As you're approaching this one are you able to take the left or right lane of either roundabout, and do they head to the same exit? If yes then what's the point in two connected roundabouts like that? Also is there one specific roundabout that you should be using over the other? Confusing
@@JamesTravis at 4:08 it confuses me why you're using the right lane when your exit is the first on the roundabout? you used the right lane to join the closest roundabout, just to immediately move to the left to exit. Would joining the far side rectangular roundabout from that same right lane lead you off to that same exit? If yes then why is there a long rectangle roundabout and smaller one there like that in the first place? I appreciate your quick replies to my question:)
@@misstangshan95 at 4:08 the right lane goes right only. The middle and left lanes on approach go ahead which both lanes turn to the left only. So if you want to go right you need the right lane and if you want to go ahead(which is to the left), then use the other lanes.
@@JamesTravis its when you say goes right only, with this specific roundabout, it looks like you're leaving at the first exit, so how can that be a right exit? Why would that not be a left lane/exit? Or is it that going to join the other roundabout IS the first and second exit? I should probably just simplify it by counting the lanes and see where they take me as opposed to getting confused in which kind of road (in this case a roundabout) is approaching and the specific rules applied to each. Would you agree?
@@misstangshan95 think of it like this. At the roundabout in question you can either go right or left not ahead. So right lane takes the second exit and goes right and the middle and left lanes take the first exit left.
When we come off the roundabout and we're on the right lane do we need to come off to the right lane then move when is safe to the left lane or we can come off to the left ?
Can pupils be failed if they come off in the right hand lane of a roundabout ? I was under the impression so long as they do it safely and correctly it’s fine
This roundabout has a dual lane and is small and sharpe bends and is usually very busy, last thing you would want to do is change lanes until you get off. But on a standard size roundabout you would be expecting to exit into the left if possible.
If you have got your own car, depending on your own level of competence and confidence I should look at current "support bubble" regulations in relation to private practice. It might be possible to legally incorporate a full licence holder living alone locally or single parent living only with under eighteens into your bubble arrangement. If you are seventeen there may be other angles. At least you can keep the skill level up and get around a bit too. I remember years ago my mother a full licence holder, passed and initially had the red book licence went onto green one until you are seventy style had given up driving for thirty years and could not drive at all after this gap but was qualified to sit and supervise learners because she still had a valid full licence!
@@Anglo-Brit of course it is. A lot depends on how far you are in your lessons. I would have a chat with your instructor and come up with a plan. If you are ready for a test you could either look for a cancellation or delay your lessons until a month before your test.
Redmoor Roundabout Bletchley | Tricky Spiral Roundabout
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God bless you for this video!🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽 my instructor keep taking me on this bloody roundabout and I'm always confused as heck😭😭 This video is super helpful, will be watching this quite a lot, thank you!
Thank you for watching and safe driving
Currently learning to drive and getting test ready. This roundabout is something that I've been dreading for ages. So happy I found your video. Thank you!
Happy it helped.
Here is a playlist of more tricky roundabouts that come up in Bletchley ruclips.net/p/PLhk312x91yij0gsjmuD0E4D9mdJAI5AUp
I did this roundabout last week 😫 doing it again on my next lesson. This video has helped me understand it better.thanks!
Excellent. Safe driving
Thank you for making these videos,really helpful
Very helpful. Thanks.
Thank you for watching
Big thank to you this video really helpful i was keep doing practice (driving) but i did not understand after i watch ur video it makes easy and very clear wish u the best luck thank yoooooooou
Good luck
So helpful!
Thank you for watching
4:34 got me a serious fault just this past Friday because a car behind me was in a rush, although I did my turning right.
Oh right
Very detailed, thank you !
Glad it was helpful!
Very effective and helpful video . I also find this roundabout confusing as there is not enough time to think and proceed . Can you please tell me when entering from ALDI side and turning right you said we shouldn’t signal as it’s a curve . Won’t it be confusing on the cars on the opposite side if they don’t know from before which lane are we going in ?
If you signal to early it could come off as you straighten up in approach to roundabout. Also because of the unusual angle of the giveway junction, you might get confused and try turning right into the oncoming traffic.
My driving test is in 4 days from now, I’m super nervous, feel like I’m gonna fail, wish my luck.
Good luck
@@JamesTravis I l’ve passed first time!
Can you use the land at 4:50 to turn right?
You can use the right lane to turn right at roundabout
@@JamesTravis Sorry I meant the middle lane. Can you turn right from the middle lane?
@@getshrekt9023 yes
@ 5:44 why did you pick the right hand lane as both lanes turn right? I'd have gone for the middle lane behind the red car which would have put you in the N/S lane once you'd turned right....?
Yes you can go to the middle lane. But on a busy day you will get cars coming from your left who will try and get into that middle lane. So with experience I avoided the middle to be safe.
No matter what It's still better than any traffic signalisation. I'm sick of waiting 5 minutes to arrive between 2 intersections where I can be in 15 seconds with roundabouts
That is so true
At 5:42 where you do the right turn, is it wrong to get into the middle lane from that direction even though the middle and right both lead to the dual carriageway?
That’s ok, but you would need to check your left side just in case a car on your left tries to use the lane.
@@JamesTravis I am always wary of that due to the lack of lane markings at that point. If there is a car on the left I usually back off just incase either at the junction or at the start of the main roundabout if I need to take a gap.
Driving that nearly every day. My test is coming up, most difficult one. Xxx
When is your test and what time?
@@JamesTravis , 14 th october at 2.22. only hoping the best, i try first time. i try to concentrate and stay calm
As you're approaching this one are you able to take the left or right lane of either roundabout, and do they head to the same exit? If yes then what's the point in two connected roundabouts like that? Also is there one specific roundabout that you should be using over the other? Confusing
Could you be more specific with a time on the video because it does change from all four directions
@@JamesTravis at 4:08 it confuses me why you're using the right lane when your exit is the first on the roundabout? you used the right lane to join the closest roundabout, just to immediately move to the left to exit. Would joining the far side rectangular roundabout from that same right lane lead you off to that same exit? If yes then why is there a long rectangle roundabout and smaller one there like that in the first place? I appreciate your quick replies to my question:)
@@misstangshan95 at 4:08 the right lane goes right only. The middle and left lanes on approach go ahead which both lanes turn to the left only. So if you want to go right you need the right lane and if you want to go ahead(which is to the left), then use the other lanes.
@@JamesTravis its when you say goes right only, with this specific roundabout, it looks like you're leaving at the first exit, so how can that be a right exit? Why would that not be a left lane/exit? Or is it that going to join the other roundabout IS the first and second exit? I should probably just simplify it by counting the lanes and see where they take me as opposed to getting confused in which kind of road (in this case a roundabout) is approaching and the specific rules applied to each. Would you agree?
@@misstangshan95 think of it like this. At the roundabout in question you can either go right or left not ahead. So right lane takes the second exit and goes right and the middle and left lanes take the first exit left.
When we come off the roundabout and we're on the right lane do we need to come off to the right lane then move when is safe to the left lane or we can come off to the left ?
Yes stick to your lane then move over when safe
minute 3.25 on that video do you give any signal at all? you mentioned bend, I am bit confused,xxx
No signal
minute 5.30 what kind signal do you use?
A right signal
i am using left line first roandabout, is that correct also please? Just double tceking,xxx
minute 4.10 what kind signal do you give please
A right signal
Cheers again James...ever driven in Carlisle? Thankfully it doesn’t have too many big roundabouts
Thank you
@7:30 would you indicate left as leaving the roman and joining the approach for B&Q?
no
Hey, do you think the change will be made for us to be charged per mile when driving?
On the roads off the government?
@@JamesTravis yes, do you think it will actually happen?
Not for about 20 years
Can pupils be failed if they come off in the right hand lane of a roundabout ? I was under the impression so long as they do it safely and correctly it’s fine
This roundabout has a dual lane and is small and sharpe bends and is usually very busy, last thing you would want to do is change lanes until you get off. But on a standard size roundabout you would be expecting to exit into the left if possible.
Do you think 51 hours is ok before my test, i have auto driving,xxx
If you are driving safely without help then you will be ok.
The car in the middle lane went to Central lane and cutting the other car.. 👀
Thanks for explaining, my Instructor teaching me same way. I like to make sure i do correct
Thank you for watching
I didn't get it
what's the point.... cant take our test... i have given up, got a car just sitting there
It’s difficult at moment, but tests and lessons restart next month. That’s why I keep posting every week to help everyone.
If you have got your own car, depending on your own level of competence and confidence I should look at current "support bubble" regulations in relation to private practice. It might be possible to legally incorporate a full licence holder living alone locally or single parent living only with under eighteens into your bubble arrangement. If you are seventeen there may be other angles. At least you can keep the skill level up and get around a bit too. I remember years ago my mother a full licence holder, passed and initially had the red book licence went onto green one until you are seventy style had given up driving for thirty years and could not drive at all after this gap but was qualified to sit and supervise learners because she still had a valid full licence!
@@keith6400 I don't have anyone told sit in the car with me right now.
@@JamesTravis Is it worth doing my lessons again when they start, would I be able to get a test?
@@Anglo-Brit of course it is. A lot depends on how far you are in your lessons. I would have a chat with your instructor and come up with a plan. If you are ready for a test you could either look for a cancellation or delay your lessons until a month before your test.
Sir please put my name for lessons
I can put you on waiting list, what is your availability?
@@JamesTravis
Sir I start work from 2:00 pm to 10:00 pm.
I am fully available :) ...
I hate Bletchley for real
It is a bit tricky