Thanks for the video! I will have my test on this week. Originally I thought that it was recorder on last year, but seems that you recorded it recently, when I also had practices on this routes 😀
Time was around 1-30 Sidcup is good centre and few tricky roundabouts, but you must be capable of driving at different speeds including a national speed limit! Note it was a warm sunny day and we're both wearing sunglasses which is perfectly fine on test!
I understand the left marking lane it's not only for when you are taking the first exit, but for second exit too, but how will you know, sometimes the lanes are two,then you take the second exit on the left lane
Going towards the roundabout read the markings on the approach of the roundabout to decide what lane you should be on. If the left is left and straight use the left and if there are no markings on the floor then use the left lane as well to cross the roundabout second exit. If the left is left only then use the right lane to go straight. However When they are 2 lanes and you have decided to stay in the right lane because it’s also going straight then stick but you will have to switch lane again back to the left when it’s safe as it’s your normal driving position mainly if you are in dual carriageway as the right lane is for overtaking and turning right However if after crossing from the right and you have to turn right straight after the roundabout that is good planning then cross from the right lane. Hope this helps .
Thanks for the video! I will have my test on this week. Originally I thought that it was recorder on last year, but seems that you recorded it recently, when I also had practices on this routes 😀
@@digiton6388 yes we did
Time was around 1-30 Sidcup is good centre and few tricky roundabouts, but you must be capable of driving at different speeds including a national speed limit! Note it was a warm sunny day and we're both wearing sunglasses which is perfectly fine on test!
Fully agree 👍
I understand the left marking lane it's not only for when you are taking the first exit, but for second exit too, but how will you know, sometimes the lanes are two,then you take the second exit on the left lane
Going towards the roundabout read the markings on the approach of the roundabout to decide what lane you should be on. If the left is left and straight use the left and if there are no markings on the floor then use the left lane as well to cross the roundabout second exit. If the left is left only then use the right lane to go straight.
However When they are 2 lanes and you have decided to stay in the right lane because it’s also going straight then stick but you will have to switch lane again back to the left when it’s safe as it’s your normal driving position mainly if you are in dual carriageway as the right lane is for overtaking and turning right However if after crossing from the right and you have to turn right straight after the roundabout that is good planning then cross from the right lane. Hope this helps .
Thanks for the video so helpful. Can you please do crittalls Corner round about. Sidcup.
@@olubukolaadesina9619 I will definitely! And post here .
@@olubukolaadesina9619 by the way I do have videos on the roundabout on my TikTok but will add more on here
Hi, I would like to do mock test with you as my test is in this month in Sidcup. Please let me know if it’s possible.
@@sharminsultana6229 that sounds good . Email me at coactivedrivingsch@gmail.com and put your number on the email I will call you and arrange. Thanks