"Thank you for this video! It was great to meet you in person at National conference, and your advice has been really helpful. Your videos make everything so clear, and I’ve learned so much from them. You’re an amazing instructor!"
Wow! Applause 👏. How well you’ve explained it. And the editing is amazing. The hard work you’ve put in to making this video for us to be easy to understand all 17 competencies. Chris! Thank you!
"Thank you for this video! It was great to meet you in person at National conference, and your advice has been really helpful. Your videos make everything so clear, and I’ve learned so much from them. You’re an amazing instructor!"
I have noticed that new traffic light systems going up in our area (Milton Keynes) near some of the new estates have no light displaying on the opposite side of the junction. I have found this confusing as once you are in the junction you cannot know when the lights are changing for oncoming vehicles if you are taking a right hand turn. The only way I have managed to explain this to my students is to say to wait until they see the oncoming cars stop and then go ahead with the turn. I would appreciate your thoughts.
Hiya many thanks for the question. We have a couple of those by us too, and i whole heartedly aggree that they are annoying. Lol The way you are doing it is totally correct, because even if the light were visible, we would say to the student that was turning right - Either wait for a gap in the traffic or for the light to turn red and make sure the car isn't going to go through before turning, so the only difference now is that we can't see the light going red. But we are still looking for gaps or for the cars opposite to stop. 🙂
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"Thank you for this video! It was great to meet you in person at National conference, and your advice has been really helpful. Your videos make everything so clear, and I’ve learned so much from them. You’re an amazing instructor!"
@@osmansuliman-g9m it was good to meet you too. Thank you for the kind words and I’m glad we’ve been able to help 😊
Wow! Applause 👏. How well you’ve explained it. And the editing is amazing. The hard work you’ve put in to making this video for us to be easy to understand all 17 competencies. Chris! Thank you!
Thank you! 😃
"Thank you for this video! It was great to meet you in person at National conference, and your advice has been really helpful. Your videos make everything so clear, and I’ve learned so much from them. You’re an amazing instructor!"
Very well explained. Thank you so much. You a credit to the industry
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Chris u are too good 👍 thank you
EXCELLENT THANK YOU SIR VERY VERY WELL EXPLAINED ❤
Getting a lot of help , Thank you Chris my part 3 test is in 4th December Monday
Nice Pace very helpful thanks
I have noticed that new traffic light systems going up in our area (Milton Keynes) near some of the new estates have no light displaying on the opposite side of the junction. I have found this confusing as once you are in the junction you cannot know when the lights are changing for oncoming vehicles if you are taking a right hand turn. The only way I have managed to explain this to my students is to say to wait until they see the oncoming cars stop and then go ahead with the turn. I would appreciate your thoughts.
Hiya many thanks for the question. We have a couple of those by us too, and i whole heartedly aggree that they are annoying. Lol
The way you are doing it is totally correct, because even if the light were visible, we would say to the student that was turning right - Either wait for a gap in the traffic or for the light to turn red and make sure the car isn't going to go through before turning, so the only difference now is that we can't see the light going red. But we are still looking for gaps or for the cars opposite to stop. 🙂
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I need training for ADI PART 3 Can you help Mr Chris
@@SultanSultan-g8e hiya yes if you contact the office they can get you booked in 😊