Hi Forson, i really like you video. please make more videos about the Belvedere test center. I hope that in the future, I can learn from their mistakes. I found it much harder to pass this test center. thanks
Driving in the middle lane is fine as long as there is a genuine reason for you to be there. Just as long as you’re keeping up with the speed limit and not hindering the flow of traffic.
No - sadly they didn't pass! They failed with 1 serious fault at 12:43, you'd notice a sudden dip in speed. This is because the examiner had to tell the student to slow down as they got too close to the cyclist. 😭😭😭
@@da377 Yes it is - unless instructed by the examiner. When you’re asked to pull up, you have the responsibility to stop in a safe, legal and convenient place, like you’d do when parking up.
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Hi Forson, i really like you video.
please make more videos about the Belvedere test center. I hope that in the future, I can learn from their mistakes. I found it much harder to pass this test center.
thanks
he should be left lane
right sir?
turning left blacke fen 20:29 where is 40 speed limit written?
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Apologies but that carriageway is actually 50mpg not 40. That was a mistake on my (editing) part. Thanks for pointing it out ❤
Using middle lane on dual carriage way when not overtaking? Is that serious or minor?
Driving in the middle lane is fine as long as there is a genuine reason for you to be there. Just as long as you’re keeping up with the speed limit and not hindering the flow of traffic.
@@forsondrivingschoolyou had no reason tho right
Hey
Thnaks for the video, by any chance did they pass ? Thanks 😊
No - sadly they didn't pass! They failed with 1 serious fault at 12:43, you'd notice a sudden dip in speed. This is because the examiner had to tell the student to slow down as they got too close to the cyclist. 😭😭😭
Hey, is blocking someone’s driveway a fault when told to pull up by the examiner? 8:20
@@da377 Yes it is - unless instructed by the examiner. When you’re asked to pull up, you have the responsibility to stop in a safe, legal and convenient place, like you’d do when parking up.
why stop 1:11?
Not 💯 but looks like the student must have been asked to pull up.