Even More REAL Driving Test Fails | Learn to drive: Driving Test Tips
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- Опубликовано: 12 июн 2024
- At our local test centre, the official average pass rate is only about 40% - so more than half of tests result in a fail. This is disappointing for everyone involved - so in this video, we will review 5 recent driving test fails to reduce the chance of making the same mistake ourselves.
Video contents:
00:00 Introduction
00:48 Test Fail 1
02:13 Test Fail 2
03:35 Test Fail 3
04:55 Test Fail 4
06:48 Test Fail 5
08:24 Summary
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I have been watching your channel for the last couple of weeks leading up to my test. I passed today, first time with 2 minors. If it wasn't for your videos, I definitely wouldn't have passed. You've covered a lot I still wasn't sure about. Thank you so much and keep up the good work!!!
Wooo! Very well done 🚙👍🏼😀
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool Oh my God the guy nearly went it and crashed everything ha ha ha ha at 1:10
Passed my manual test with one minor last week.
Thanks for everything, I’ll still be watching your Expert Skills videos!
I do like Mat’s voiceover… clear and dare I say a little soothing, a bit like one of my uni lecturers!
Very well done - and good luck on the road! 🚙👍🏼😃
Wish we had driver training like this in the states we have loads of people making these mistakes everyday even in commercial vehicles
I passed my driving test in Bury St Edmunds today, 4 minors. Your videos helped loads, thank you 😁
Excellent - well done! 🚙👌🏼😃
I've been driving since 2009, I'm 34 years old and am always learning new things all the time on the road, you literally never stop learning. Unfortunately there are alot of drivers out there who DON'T seem to learn anything and just drive like idiots all the time. Subscribed
Very useful for me. Thank you
super useful! cheers (plus new sub!)
thanks for uploading to learn more and more. I was failed at traffic signal line .I crossed stopping line 😩
Failed my first test with 2 serious 1 minor. Got caught out by secondary lights I didnt need to stop for, and made a poor lane change on a roundabout 😂
Thank you
Can you make more of these very useful
That's the plan!
Hi can you do more mock test please. Thank you. Liked and subbed.
We will when our pupils agree to it! In the meantime there are about 15 in the mock test playlist 👍🏼
When I'd live in the UK, this and your other videos were really helpful. But because I learn from your videos just on a theoretical basis i should check It out in my holidays one time ...
My test will be next month, I have learned a lots of tips from your videos. Thanks 😊
Best of luck! 🤞🏼
whats an advanced driving could u make a video about the skills needed to aquire it
Last one is wow harsh for a serious
enjoyed that thanks so much so on Test fail 4 it’s signal right in right lane then signal left to go into left for the 4th exit where the learner was ? I’m thinking June for mine
hope you had a good new year .
That is correct 👍🏼
👍😀thanks
Hi Advance driving, can you do a video on different types of road markings an example would be when approaching a roundabout the arrow will tell you to go left if you need to go left or to go right if you need to go right? And other car driving road markings situations where your told which lane you need to be in. Also how much fuel would you need in most cars which would allow you to get to most places in the country?
We made this video: ruclips.net/video/84NkaNkZOrI/видео.html
You can calculate the fuel needed for any journey by diving the distance by the average fuel economy of the vehicle: eg 200 miles journey / 50mpg car = 4 gallons of fuel. 👍🏼
The first 2 instances are such a bad design of road. A green light followed by give way line! What on earth that helps with? Secondly the faded stop line was so unfortunate!
The green line situation is actually pretty common - but the missing stop line is just poor maintenance so shouldn’t happen.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool yeah I know it's common, but the point is it seems anti pattern.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool i've been on a few roads where the lines are so worn out I don't even know where I'm going, or where I'm supposed to be turning.
at 1:55 - if the traffic light turned red...would you have to wait at that giveway line or do you have to clear the middle waiting part?
The traffic light controls traffic crossing the solid stop line. Once you have passed that point you should ignore the lights and clear the junction once it’s safe.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool thanks :)
Lots of people pass and get their drivers license and then proceed to fail in all those areas. Hmm
People develop bad habits over time and those bad habits become their norm until a big accident happens
Have my first test tomorrow at 11am. Wish me luck 🤞
Good luck!! 🤞🏼
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool I failed :/
Oh no! 😟 Keep learning 🤞🏼
I understand why the best course of action is to only signal when it's safe to move off from stationary, but I fail to see why signaling before it's safe should always be marked as a fail, even if the driver doesn't move out when unsafe, effectively just giving a little "begging signal." At worse this is a minor nuisance, and the car behind is forced to overtake with caution, or decide to wait behind, allowing the driver in front to move off first. Obviously if one moves off without checking the right blind spot or making sufficient observations that is dangerous, but why should we be so strict with signaling?
A lot of the test marking system is logical, but some of it I question, like the fact you get a minor fault for going the wrong way safely in a test. It's not a danger in real life, and would only be a problem if you need to be a taxi driver, or go the wrong way so often that you're late for work.
What am I missing?
Careless indicating when someone is behind you might cause the other driver to hesitate or brake sharply - as they may think you haven't seen them and are about to pull out. This is why the examiner gave a serious fault on that test.