9 REASONS for FAILING a ROAD TEST || COMMON MISTAKES to avoid || Drive Test Tips
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- Опубликовано: 10 май 2024
- In this video I share 9 reasons for an auto fail on a driving test. There can be many other reasons for failing a road test but the reasons I have spoken about in this video fail you immediately. So if you are going for a road test soon or thinking about taking one then make sure you watch this video till the end to know what mistake to avoid during a road test.
These tips have saved a lot of time and money for a lot of my students and viewers so I am sure, you will also benefit a lot from this video. I wish you all the best for your upcoming test! Cheers!
0:00 Intro
0:25 Rolling Stop
2:00 Speed
4:33 Unsafe lane change
6:06 Dangerous action/maneuver
8:00 Use of cell phone
9:13 Incorrect parking
9:45 Intervention by examiner - Instructor having to break or hold the wheel
11:00 Running a yellow
12:27 Hitting the curb/pylon when parallel parking or doing a 3 point turn
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Passing the G2 test when I know I should have failed is probably the most humbling experience I could ever ask for. I've practiced countless times and even with being a certified motorcyclist for 4 years, I can definitely say that your nerves can get the best of you (
W mans thanks for the tips and advice my test is tomorrow morning and I’m pretty sure I’m the first one up I’m going to speak my success out loud in hopes of passing !
@@tony3952 All the best bro!
@@pranamacca6319 thanks so much bro, I took my test this morning and passed !
@@tony3952 Ayyyyy!!! 😁
@@tony3952 good job
Instead of 9, there should be 10 reasons for auto fail and the 10th but most important mistake is lack of self confidence which can be avoided by having enough practice before going for driving test.
And one of the examples of HAVING ENOUGH PRACTICE is driving as much as possible, and as frequently as possible. :)
@@BabyYiOvO What if I don’t have my own car? It’s very expensive to pay an instructor. ☹️
@@JJRothS2011 I have the same situation here, but I try to at least save a bit of money to get a lesson when I can. One lesson at the driving school I'm getting practice from is like $139 I think? The first time I went, I paid almost $300 for 2 lessons... 2! 😭 I don't really have anybody to teach me so... But I've had a bit of practice from using my boyfriend's car (when it was working) and... I know it's weird... I go to places that have go karts cause they kinda help with learning too even though it's not the same as driving an actual car.
Not checking mirrors
I passed today. Saw all your videos and truly that’s how I passed. The best thing I learnt was to softly announce every decision I was making while driving. The examiner was very happy with this and I had zero demerit points! Thank you !!!
Pls explain more on softly announcing every decision?
@@ugommanwuko8281-hi ugomma
Congratulations on passing! 🎉 That's fantastic news, and I'm so glad my videos were helpful. Keep up the safe driving, and you're welcome! 😄🚗💯
Your videos are very helpful, can you please make a video on driving in roundabouts!
I haven't failed any road tests, including emergency vehicle road test.
But here are some of the bad things I did, what I did right and what saved me from failure.
G-test, or class 5 in Montreal:
1) drifting
Simply said sorry and smiled to the examiner, it was summer and I controlled it well, do that in winter and be ready to meet someone else's car or garage door, especially in the car I was in.
2) speed, examiners don't want you driving at 60km/h, max 10 under speed limit, not for more than a few seconds, I drove at 45-50 so no big deal.
3) say what you're supposed to be doing out loud, and accept mistakes examiners say you did even if you didn't, examiners love it when you know what to do, and test your ability to develop as a driver by telling you mistakes you didn't do and say you will work on them ( I sound fishy, lol.)
4) parallel parking, the corner stone of exam failures, did I fail it? Yup, did I know why I failed it, not until much later, how did I save myself? Told the examiner that I wasn't used to the dimensions of this car, it was true and not only that, I didn't cause any dangers to people around me, didn't hit any cars, etc.
5) Yellow lights, I'm already driving 40-50, so no chance to run the yellow, unless I'm at the staight line, knowing it's illegal to stay inside the intersection square, I'm not stopping.
List could go on...
Sounds like your examiner was in a good mood.
I passed..Praise God..thank you for the videos. I passed the second time BTW..so guys if you didn't pass the first time it's ok..TRY AGAIN..NEVER GIVE UP!!
I passed my road test today too!! 🍾
I remember when I did my G2 test. At the very end, I had to reverse park and I hit the curb while backing up. I thought that was why I were to fail my test. In the end, I didn’t and the instructor gave me feedback to keep checking my blind spots. That was my only wrong in the test. Also, I passed G2 with confidence. I was way more excited than nervous. I feel like that helped me more in the situation. :)
I just love your videos! Not only you're a great instructor, but you're also a good communicator. I've learned a lot with you. And I feel better prepared for my G test. Thanks a lot!
🙇♂️🙇♂️ I feel honored by the compliment, thank you! 🙏🙏There are more videos coming up. Hope you like them too. Good luck! 👍
@@TorontoDrivers hi! I passed my G test today on the very first attempt, jumping straight from G1. I followed your advice about communication, explaining to the examiner why I did/didn’t do some things. I believe it helped. Thank you a lot. Keep up with the good job 👏
I have failed a test due to improper braking and acceleration. I have been driving back in my country for nearly 12 years, and with my kids, too. Nobody has told this to me. I was shocked when it was announced that I failed in the test for this reason. So embarassing..
It was raining during the test and some parts of the road had puddles.
Also another reason given to me was, when taking a left turn, I cut the line once.
I believe sometimes its about how rational your examiner is.
All the best to all those taking the test. Practice practice practice. That's all!
This video is SO HELPFUL. I have my test at 8.25 am tomorrow. Wish me luck!
Dear Harminder Jee, your video presentations are awesome. I recently started watching and love these as these instill excellent training values and safe driving. Keep up the great job man.
Thanks a ton! 🙌😄 Your kind words mean a lot! I'll definitely keep the content coming, and here's to safe and awesome driving! 🚗👍
My son was failed because he did stop at a yellow and his tires went over the line. Obviously the alternative would hav been run ing the yellow. Seems like there’s no way to handle this situation correctly.
Hello Harminder! Hats off to the great content. You were my goto virtual teacher covering all the topics that I needed for my road test, and instilling all the confidence in me. Today I was able to pass my G test in my first attempt. Hands down credit go to all the clear content and the attention to details that your videos have! Keep rocking!
Hey there! 🎉🚗 Thank you so much for the kind words! 🙌 I'm thrilled to hear that my videos were helpful and that you aced your G test on the first try! 🌟 Keep rocking the road, and drive safe! 🚀😄
Great video! But finding a kind examiner in Ontario is harder than finding an iceberg in hell!!!
Yes mine was one of this reason , the main reason was busy traffic and cars in right lane did not let me to change lane for about 2 lights, even i kept my turn signal on, finally i increased speed to go in and then car honked at me - and examiner intervened to prevent it. Was automatic fail. It for advance road test , its challenging more than i thought.
Thankful I found your channel.. driving in a always right lane in Denmark just like in your country.. thank you so much for these tips
I'm so glad you found the channel and the tips helpful. Your appreciation means a lot.😊👍
Today was my G test. I failed only because I was feeling nervous. I didn’t make any mistakes as such. It was raining and traffic was bit slow and foggy on the highway. So I had to use breaks to slow down. This made me fail as I should go with whatever the traffic is and shouldn’t go much on breaks but just leave the accelerator. So be not nervous is the first lesson and don’t use unnecessary breaks on highway to slow down just come out of gas pedal.
Hi harminder. i Always face hard time while turning left on road from any plaza, can you please make a video on lane understanding, even at intersection, i can’t understand the road and i can’t estimate the lane in which i need to go while making left turn, which results in slower left turn. I failed my test 2 times because of lane problem. Can you please make a video on lane understanding on 4 lane road. Thanks🙏🏽
thank you so much. your videos always help!
Thank you, Dylan! Appreciate it. :)
@@TorontoDrivers I needed some advice from you. I live in Montreal. I did not have any driving exp before coming to canada. It took me 5 attempts to clear the QC knowledge test which was very demotivating. I have failed my driving test twice (both at Henri Borussa which is generally considered quite strict) and have my third attempt in Feb. After diligently following all the driving rules, making notes, taking enough pratice classes, watching numerous driving videos, I still make mistakes. I do not how I get better even after devoting my 100%. I feel I get a bit anxious and thats the reason I make mistakes. Do you have any suggestions to get over it.
@@dylanfernandes342 Montréal SAAQ Dorval first time pass here, 1) give yourself a break, 2) give yourself a break 3) ok, I won't troll, the reason you need to give yourself a break is because, the more you are focusing on driving, the harder driving is, and mistakes are bound to happen, think as a 4A licence holder I don't make mistakes? I still do, for example not going at the far most lane while doing U-turns, or not honking at dreamy pedestrians crossing in front of an Econoline going at 40km/h, slowing down to change lanes, driving too slowly before merging on an highway (that nearly got me hit by a truck), coming too far from a no lane road with a vehicle with no C pillars, giving my blind side (still an Econoline) to a truck (really bad move in an emergency).
So yeah, mistakes are bound to happen, if you're having difficulty parking, that's another story, if you want advanced knowledge on driving, that's also another story, if you want the story on my driving tests, which was full instant failure mistakes, and how I managed to pass first try still, try looking in community or at my other comments on the channel.
@@nicolassarazin2311 thanks a lot bud for the advice!
I don't agree with residential area and 50.
"Obey the maximum speed limit posted on signs along the road, but always drive at a speed that will let you stop safely"
When I see lots of parked cars and kids playing, I'd prefer to slow down to 40 or even 35
I think it all depends on the context. Similar to how you’d drive slower in the rain
Passed on my first try for my G. I sort of came to a rolling stop at a stop sign but the examiner must not have caught it. They also gave me wrong information on where to merge on to the highway and I asked to clarify at the risk of sounding combative. I was right, he made a joke and we both chuckled. Lightened the mood. I also clocked myself going 105 when getting on the highway. They didn't mention it. I was very nervous because there is so much construction on Hurontario, a lot of foot traffic in the area and the 401 is always a parking lot. That particular day it wasn't.
THERE IS AN EXTENSION ON THEIR REVISED ROAD TEST THAT WAS SUPPOSED TO END IN MARCH. I WENT TO THE MISSISSAUGA LOCATION AND DIIDNT HAVE TO PARELLEL PARK, EMERGENCY STOP OR REVERSE PARKING.
Your videos teach me more than garbage ass instructor's here in Chicago I'm 33 years old & your videos are helping me 2 get over be extremely nervous when driving thankyou sir.
Thank you, Ickes!
For all those who gonna take their drive test and got cancelled due to this pandemic, it might be a good chance to keep practising. Practice everything until it's second nature to you, cuz it's all about muscle memory. When your test comes, it will be almost nothing to you and your nervousness will be little. Trust me on this, I did practice everything over and over until I got sick and tired of it but hey, it paid off and I passed my G. Good luck to all of you ^_^
Yes, practicing... In my country(Israel) you can't drive unless you have a license, and there is no lessons on this third lockdown. So, for the next few weeks there is no driving wheel...
@@kiril1 doesn't stop you from practicing, you don't need a car to practice driving, trust me.
I learned to parallel park a pickup truck, without ever touching the pick-up truck, until they made me patrol with a pickup, with a huge blind spot/side, first try perfect parallel.
Pickup was a 2008 Ford, 920° steering lock.
To be good at driving, you have to understand driving, once you understand driving, you'd be surprised to see how you come up with driving techniques and solutions on your own and on the fly.
Example, how to make a turn smaller/tighter? Turn the steering wheel more, what about high speed? You need less steering at high speeds.
How do you control traction loss? If you lose traction, do weight transfer.
What if my wheels spin? Put it in a lower gear, you'd get unstuck easier, or put your traction control on.
Etc.
@@kiril1 Israel isn't a real country lol
@@ammadhaq9489 Ahmad, who asked you?
Failed on my road test this month,
Mistakes:
1. Theres a guy try crossing the road, theres no pedestrian lane but i stop and let him cross. The examiner told me you should not stop because theres no pedestrian lane there.
Im trying to find the rules about that but cant find anything. Can u explain it to me?
2. Rolling stop
Examiner told me turn right and its on red light. I thought what i did is full stop, so he ask me the rules about that and I answered it. And he ask me again do u think its a full stop for you?
But when i watched your video today, i understand now that what i did is rolling stop.
3. Uphill parking with curb
On that curb theres a big snow bank, examiner told me park on that side. I parked but after that he told me i failed you there because youre not too close on that curb. So im confused now how much distance should be? Especially theres a snow bank and im too scared.
Hope you read my message.
Thank you for making videos. ❤️
I passed my G test today. Thank you 🙏🏽 ❤️
I passed my road test today too !!! 🍾
Going in for my 2nd G2 road test tomorrow. Failed my first one for the following:
We were coming up to a fairly busy street-3 lanes going each way, separated by a median. This was one of those intersections with the little triangle islands for right turns, and I was turning right. Traffic was flowing well, nothing crazy, no accidents, quite smooth, but obviously anything can change (spoilers: it didn't). Anyways, I saw one car coming from the other side of the intersection turn right, so I crept up a bit. Then the car behind that also turned right, leaving a decent gap for me to merge into. So I merged. That's what failed me.
Not waiting until AAAAAAAAAAALLLLLLLLLLLLLLLLL the cars were done and gone before moving on was what failed me; gotta wait for every single car to be totally gone, apparently.
so informative vedio sir je punjab me ve banadi please
It such a great help! Thanks! I’m going to take my G license next month. I’m wondering if the winter tires are mandatory on a road test?
My test is tomorrow at 9:50am, i’m scared as heck but watching your videos made me feel a bit better. Thank you for the tips!! Very helpful! We’ll see how it goes🙂
No update? We wanna know! I’ll update this after my test in a few hours if you do
@XoGabeyy I live in Canada so I’m not sure if my advice fits but, make sure you always use the parking brake when you park the vehicle. Point your tires in the correct possession on hills to roll off the road/into a curb in the event the vehicle starts moving when it shouldn’t. Also exaggerate your shoulder checks before and during lane changes/going around corners. Also do 360 checks even when you think it’s pointless. To answer your question tho, I failed my test due to these little things + he didn’t like a few little things to do with the old truck I used
Edit: this is my second attempt, hopefully third times the charm. I wish you the best of luck on your test
Mines tomorrow at 9:53 I hope you passed and I’m hoping the same for me !
@@codygoold8877 I PASSED!!!! honestly thought i wouldn't bc i had trouble doing parallel parking since i didn't park beside a curb but rather a driveway... thank you for asking!!! :) I HOPE YOURS WENT WELL?? :)
@@tony3952 omg i missed your comment but i passed and is finally a G2 driver lol! how did yours go?? :)
I failed 2 times! Once I was going at a speed of 60 when the limit was 50 on the 2 lane Bridge, where everyone was going at 60 plus. Second I went a School Zone at 32, when the school was not even open. These Examiners are ruthless! They just internally happy to fail you!
basically, we have to not give them any reasons to fail you. Once you have passed, then drive at whatever speeds you want.
Thanks for all this great information.
You're welcome! 😄 Glad you found the information helpful. If you ever need more, just let me know! I am here to help with my content👍
Parking more practice on the roads hards time how to want direction the steering wheel reposition the steering wheel over out hits the cone and out the boundaries going back to my test results pass prayers second time Pam and drive safe travels on the roads practice more anxious show the exem I have complete everything on the roads success Pass everything on the roads Thank all yours video helps me whole lots.
Thanks for the video. How do I see the pavement behind me as am parking, so that i dnt hit it?
please make a video on all the road signs with explanation
I failed because of being overcautious. As I was approaching a green signal from a little distance I saw the timer going 3..2..1... Wary of running the soon to turn Yellow light, I slowed to a stop as the light turned Yellow. Examiner screamed You should have crossed. I have a strong feeling she'd've failed me had I proceeded too. Timer at near 1 second is really a tricky situation.. Doomed if you do, doomed if you don't!
That examiner was an asshole!
I totally would’ve argued with the instructor!! Driving is all about perception and stopping at a yellow is better than running a red and possibly causing an accident :))
drivers are NOT supposed to look at the timers, they are not there for that reason and as such this is why you were failed on the test.
@@chrismarlatt1345 It's not that simple. I know a guy who failed as the light turned yellow right after he entered the intersection. The examiner shouted at him for not seeing the timer to gauge it was about to go yellow and thus prepare to stop. There are factors (even if minor) beyond one's control that may cause one to fail. The traffic situation, behaviour of drivers around you, examiner's mood (they are humans) are some of the little nagging issues that on a bad day can ruin your prospects.
@@chrismarlatt1345 Really? My driving instructor has actually encouraged me to glance at the timer to see if I have time to make the green or not. It’s useful to see remaining time. Staring at it is dangerous, but a blank stare at anything while driving is dangerous
I failed my g2 road test 2 times. First time I was not able to do the parallel parking. Second time I was confident and I prepared a lot for my test but the day I had my test it was snowing and second time I did parallel parking, three point turn and reversed parking and I did all these like a pro but bcoz of snow that when I was asked to make a left turn from signal I could not see the dotted line( left turn lane). So unfortunately I made a left turn from the passing lane and bcoz of that the examiner failed me. My examiner was also impressed by my driving and by my parking skills but I think that day was not for me. Now I have booked my exam again, I have learned a lot from the previous test so I will try my best third time. Hope for the best😌
Ohh really I failed 2 time now booked for 3rd time same mistakes I made.
What about ur 3rd test ??
i failed my G2 test because i yield the right of way to a J walker that jump in-front of my car and the examiner told me you have a right of way and he failed me because of that
i think that’s not fair to risk to kill a J walker because of a G2 test.
Omg that is totally wrong. You need to hit the brakes at such times and honk.
Doing my G2 on the 13th, this was really helpful. I will update this on test day, wish mw luck
How was it
where's the update bro
Thank you so much ☺
Thanks a lot for watching, friend!
I failed because...I passed someone who was parallel parking, driving down the middle of the street when there were cars parked along the right side, and stopping at a stop sign to close to the intersection because I didn't see the white line due to all of the wet leaves on the ground.
I had failed my G2 Road test once due to speeding. If the road limit is 50 ensure to go in 50 itself. Anything above 53 could be a fail.
During lane change my blind spot monitor system started dinging .. then I speeded up and at the same time the examiner told to speed up. This was the reason she failed me. However the situation was very tricky there were lot of cars standing at traffic and when it turned green and traffic started moving she asked to do lane change. What is the best in this situation?
This video helped me pass first try, thank you so much!! 😊
That's fantastic to hear! 🚗🎉 Congratulations on passing the first try. Glad the video helped. Safe and happy driving! 😊🌟
Just passed now!! it was smooth only changing lanes and stop signs and merging highway!! nothing else until march 31.
Smooth sailing to success! 🚗😄 Enjoy your driving journey, and keep rocking the road! 🌟
One more reason I would like to add is - Not stopping for emergency vehicle. My co-test taker failed because he didn't stop while para medic van passed by.
If he wasn't in the ambulance's way, there's no need to stop, dude is going 65+ km/h, he's not gonna cross you unless he has at least 6 m, especially on emergencies, all emergency vehicles leave at least 3 seconds on each side on average, so there's no way the ambulance would brake in front of your co-test taker.
I know because I have an emergency vehicle license myself.
That was a bad forced failure.
@@nicolassarazin2311 Must attempt stop at all times
Gracias my friend
there is a one more reason to fail, if you are waiting for green light... dont turn wheels to any direction. keep them straight..
Very helpful thank you
You're welcome! 😊 Glad I could help. If you ever need more info, just ask. Happy to assist! 👍📚
I failed when I was signaling to the left he said I cut the guy behind me now that u explained it I was supposed to go in when I had enough space not a minimum
Amazing tips, I passed on my first try
Thank you so much
That's awesome! 🙌 Congrats on acing it on your first shot! 🚗
You're welcome, and keep enjoying the open road! 🎉😄
if you use a regressive braking technique you wouldnt have a joilt and joilt it is not good; it means that driver wasn't taught how to properly braking and overpressed braking pedal
I took my test on the 15th @ 9:41. I did well on everything besides three point which is usually my strong suit, the tire tapped the curb and I was failed
I failed for not waiting for enough cars to pass when turning right like at 6:20 I saw a gap and took it but it looks like I didn’t wait long enough. I waited for 5 or 6 cars to pass but I guess that was not enough. Be patient and wait for all cars to pass but I don’t know if the cars would ever all clear it was a tricky situation. Also NEVER tell them you are nervous! If they ask say no or they will try their best to fail. The person also got mad at me for clicking done when signing my name in the box which is dumb
Sir I have been watching videos on Parallel parking and reverse parking but I still am struggling with it when I go for my Training and my instructor does tell me and yells if I get those wrong I am good with front parking though are there any other tips on how to learn these? Also there are times when my instructor has to intervene when I am leaning in car it most happens when the roads are curve so are there any videos where I can learn how properly maneuver the car when this happens sir?
Hi Neil! You had mentioned in a text earlier that this is your 4th instructor. Changing too many instructors is also not advisable. Sometimes we as learners could be making repeated mistakes which causes some instructors to lose their patience. So I would recommend asking your instructor what your core areas of improvement are and then work with him on those. The students I liked teaching the most as an instructor were the ones who took great interest in learning and were inquisitive.
I fail one time because I didn't went in the highway in 100 km hours but the transit was in 80 km hours and there were traffic barrels
Wow. Love your vidéo s
Thanks a million! 🙌❤ Your support means a lot! More great content coming your way! 😄👍
very useful video
Thank you! :)
Failed my G2 in Orangeville, rebooked it on July 18th, wish me luck 🙏
How did it go
Thankiyu so much
Thanks for watching, Nurayin!
Have been driving for 6months now, yet I still struggle with turnings and parking 😑.
You and me both!
I’m sure you’re a pro now, Moni
Thanks lot!
You're welcome! If you found the content helpful, don't hesitate to check out more of my videos for further tips and tricks. Happy driving, and stay safe on the roads! 😊🚗
Ready take my roads tests second take my tests Thank you
excelent
Thanks a bunch! 😄👍
I have my G2 test in Brampton today!
I passed 2 hours ago!
@@rashidatsalaam Congratulations on passing your G2 test! 🎉 That's a fantastic achievement. Enjoy your newfound driving freedom, and stay safe on the road! 🚗👏😄
Thank you! In fact, I drive on the Highway now! God has bless me truly!
hello sir car test me students ke pass car nahi hoti hai to car hame kon provide kar ta hai driver test centre?
Hi there, you can explain any technique that is necessary in driving for those of us who have never driven before! I have an exam in November next month, please!!
Hey, there I have G2 as well and have never driven before. The best bet is to take lessons and practice as much as you can. Being confident is key.
Hello! I have a question. Should I wait till both lanes are clear before making a right on red.. a lot of people are saying no, but others say yes turn right when only that lane is clear. But I’ve had instances where the people in the left have swerved mid intersection into the lane I’m trying to turn into..? What do I do
Turn right on a red only if the lane is fully clear. The light is red anyways, so no one can complain if you dont turn..
Hi harminder,when is the time you gonna signal, how many meters,before you go to the left or right turn?can you make videos for that..Thank you
I was going to ask the same question sir how would I know how many meters should I keep
We should signal s soon as the instructor ask us to take turns,left or right...:) :)
It is advisable to signal after the driveway closer to the stop sign otherwise do it about 30 to 40 meters before that.
@@TorontoDrivers Thank you sir
It's a judgement call, rule of thumb: don't confuse others.
It is advisable to put it before you reach the dashed lines, EVEN when there are no cars, this saved me at least 4 accidents from the 3 last consecutive days.
If your blinker stays on too long, people will just pass you.
Not enough, you get into a crash.
All of my instructors don’t like the jolt lol. That’s how my driving became smooth and jolt-free. They rather make me do the gradual speed decrease.
I still remember the times I made a jolt, the change in their faces were turning me crazy 😂
Thanks
Thanks for watching, friend!
@@TorontoDrivers You're welcome
are you still an instructor? or do you have any recommendations on who to go to? please help
I am afraid, I do not teach driving anymore. You could try Raza from Globe Driving Academy. He is a good instructor.
I failed because my instructor abandoned me on the day of the road test and I was handed off to someone else who did not go through the route before the test. I lost $275 that day because I had to pay him
braking and crossing the yellow light is a law violation and this is when police officers pull you over and give a ticket. And you can not fight it in the court. It is also an automatic fail in a test. Braking at a yellow light means you are hesitant and you don't know what to do.
Parking the car what direction the steering wheel needs more practice behind the wheel and driving on the roads needs more helps and helpmths my husband with my drive prayers to God helos us wi
was there no HWY on this route?
Because turns to much what direction turns the streering wheels in the right direction lefts or rights enough practicing behind the wheel parking the car know I.am ready to everything pass my roards
I love cars and you
Thank you, Shadrack!
Hey I got question that I
have a problem with. When I want to turn left at an intersection when the light is green and when it's clear but the vehicle straight ahead of me wants to turn left too can we both go at the same time or should one of us wait?
Same time is good
Let the vehicle straight ahead of you go first, then assess the situation. If the light is still green, the way is still clear (no oncoming traffic, pedestrians, bikes, etc.), and it is safe to do so, make your left turn.
Parallel parking more practice driving now on the roads Pam that my first roads tests going back take my tests practice driving now on the roads second time pass I must practice driving behind the steering wheel cover everything on the roads 58 my age now it time to drive my own keys car Amen done Amen complete proud of nyselfs never stops believe in yourself Amen
dont count on a stop sign, look left, center right!!! That'll automatically be 3 seconds while actually serving the purpose of the stop
I failed because I fail to accelerate to 100km per hour on the highway 401 ramp
Another question are we not allowed to use the reverse camera on the test sir?
Most examiners don't allow you to. I have heard from one or two students that their examiner asked them to use it.
Did you park in that spot for entertainment purposes? Nearly every driver at that stop sign did a rolling stop.
I said the same thing 😂😂, I don't see a speed limit so I'm goiing to drive on 40
I fail my driving test , examiner said blind spot checking and lane change did together .....
I am sorry to hear that! Please do watch this video to get some tips. ruclips.net/video/H2j0cJN6oh4/видео.html
Did they reopen the test centres in Toronto?
Rockstar
Thanks a lot, Varun!
I crossed at yellow 😭
Yellow light
I was told that stop signs with a white outline is optional is that true?
Would you be my teach me how drive
😅 In 2019 my cousin failed his road test by goin 70 on a school zone.
His reason: "It's the weekend. No kid wants to go to school for fun"
🤣🤣🤣🤣
Valid
Can I drive with one hand on my G2?
50 in a residential? isn’t it 25..?
50 KILOMETRES per hour = 31 Miles per hour
Sir can. You. Make video in hindi
For sure.
@@TorontoDrivers sir Canada mai 5 6 year baad driver ke jarurate hogi canada mai?