Please note, this not a fixed driving assessment route in West Pert area, this is an indication of likely PDA route. There are no fixed routes as the assessor can randomly take you anywhere within a reasonable distance in the area.
I got my license recently at a different testing location after having two very negative experiences at West Perth. Despite what you may hear it is not only possible, but it is likely that you will be taken onto the freeway at the City West DVS. My first test I was completely unprepared for, and I have no complaint for the assessor (other than him being a bit rude) but, he immediately took me onto the freeway which I was totally rattled by. Second time around (I still consider this to be my best driving test) I failed for having one too many signal faults, I was taken onto the freeway AGAIN by a different examiner. For the learners, if you are wanting to pass your driving test here leave nothing to chance, make sure that you are over prepared and have done several professional lessons. Do not bother with the appeal process unless your professional instructor comes with you, you will be treated like an idiot and essentially told to suck it up, which can sting if you consider yourself a safe driver who's just been scammed out of $100. Make sure you are comfortable with each kind of maneuver and each form of parking, I consider myself a collected person, but under pressure I choked hard because I hadn't practiced reverse parking enough. I'd also like to thank you for your videos as they were an excellent help to me!
With the help of these videos I passed my PDA. I had three days to learn as much as I could as I was horrible at reverse parallel parking and along with all of the other things I was not aware of, the videos here saved my life. Paying for driving lessons is a waste of time when you have such good quality information right here. Thank you 🙏🏼
I feel sorry for anybody who gets the German bloke at this place. Absolutely the most rude person I have ever met. He whispers you instructions and will automatically fail you for the most petty things. I was stopped before a stationary bus, I assesed the situation and proceeded to drive past and as I did the bus driver suddenly indicated and started pulling out. I seen this and before I could even react he slammed the breaks on and directed me to go back to the licence centre and failed me. He have "feedback" but was so rude. I explained to him you didn't even give me time to react but he wasn't having it. He makes you feel so uncomfortable so I'd recommend not booking your test at this place for the chance you might get this idiot.
Sorry to hear about your experince. You can request a different assessor next time. If they say NO, persist as you have the right to get a different examiner.
got this same guy and had the same problem with whispering instructions and the harsh automatic fail, he also yelled at me when i tried to argue that it wasnt my fault. Then i got the russian lady who apparently has a reputation for failing people, she was deffo nicer then the guy but even more strict and i failed again.
@@SharonYau not really, it started out the same but we turned left on the first set of lights, Every instructor will make slight differences to the test. It might start of the same but as you go he might make a few changes, my advise is don't memorise the videos but use them as guides. Example: Some will do parrallel parking others don't, where you do stop for shopping depends on the traffic in the area and time of the day.
@@Sophia-xe3bw easy. Just one reverse parking at a parking near 50 Cambridge Street, West Leederville. Pay attention to the speed limit, particularly at freeways' exits. Attention to the "left something behind" exercise (don't forget to use indicator and check your blind spot) and don't forget to use indicator when merging.
@@adrianoramos4346 thank you I failed in kelmscott, I had to do 3 parkings so I panicked. 2 at a shopping centre and one in the licensing centre. Hopefully I pass this time
@@adrianoramos4346 at 04:41 if I’m the first car at an intersection without arrow do i have to move forward and give way? And was the route same as video
Thanks mate watched all ya videos i passed my second attempt yet the help of a great driving school best west was a huge favour to use your techniqued.
@DrivingSchoolWA its also like that in Fremantle cuppacino strip is actually 30 then once you go further onto south terrace its 40 like northbridge and Victoria Park
@@DrivingSchoolWA cyclists lanes also in freo you have watch out for! I think what they are aiming for is to turn Freo into a more cyclist friendly area.
When I give a way to pedestrians when I turn left from main road,my instructor told me I should not do it....shouldn’t give a way because the car behind me might make accidents....
@@Sophia-xe3bw first time: stop sign second time: i forgot to come back doing the left somebehind third time: while reversing on a driveway, a car came and the assessor, did the brake.
@DrivingschoolWA I had that happen to me today in Vic Park I was turning into a street and a couple of pedestrians stepped out onto the road I stopped and let them go past
Can you please explain why you’re giving pedestrians a way down James/Parker st when turning left? I failed my first PDA test for gesturing them to cross (was told only police officers can control traffic). I was under the impression that you should only give way on crossings. By doing this, there is a potential danger as there may be a car from the opposite side who might not be giving them a way. Thank you!
because it's the RULE. There are signs all over Northbridge stating *turning cars must give way to pedestrians* not only at marked pedestrian crossings
@@DrivingSchoolWA sorry I should also add that you must give a way to pedestrians when turning on a traffic light. So I could have passed the test that day?! I’m just so confused because that was literally one of the reasons I failed. I was creating a potential danger. Why did the assessor tell me this 😭
Potentially (but I’m a learner myself not a professional driver) the examiner failed you because the car behind you was moving too fast or was too close to your car when you stopped while turning that the examiner believed that the car wasn’t prepared to safely break or something. My driving instructor has mentioned this to me before, that’s why I though this may be the cause but good luck on your next test though!! 👍
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Please note, this not a fixed driving assessment route in West Pert area, this is an indication of likely PDA route. There are no fixed routes as the assessor can randomly take you anywhere within a reasonable distance in the area.
I passed my test today, i did everything you said thank u so much for the help
Fantastic! You are most welcome
I got my license recently at a different testing location after having two very negative experiences at West Perth. Despite what you may hear it is not only possible, but it is likely that you will be taken onto the freeway at the City West DVS. My first test I was completely unprepared for, and I have no complaint for the assessor (other than him being a bit rude) but, he immediately took me onto the freeway which I was totally rattled by. Second time around (I still consider this to be my best driving test) I failed for having one too many signal faults, I was taken onto the freeway AGAIN by a different examiner. For the learners, if you are wanting to pass your driving test here leave nothing to chance, make sure that you are over prepared and have done several professional lessons. Do not bother with the appeal process unless your professional instructor comes with you, you will be treated like an idiot and essentially told to suck it up, which can sting if you consider yourself a safe driver who's just been scammed out of $100. Make sure you are comfortable with each kind of maneuver and each form of parking, I consider myself a collected person, but under pressure I choked hard because I hadn't practiced reverse parking enough. I'd also like to thank you for your videos as they were an excellent help to me!
With the help of these videos I passed my PDA. I had three days to learn as much as I could as I was horrible at reverse parallel parking and along with all of the other things I was not aware of, the videos here saved my life.
Paying for driving lessons is a waste of time when you have such good quality information right here.
Thank you 🙏🏼
I passed at West perth 🎉
Congratulations! Well done
i am already anxious about the test but this music made it go 📈 📈 📈
Thank you so much i passed my driving test. I follow your advice fucos on every task and deep breath is very helpful.
Excellent! You are most welcome!
I feel sorry for anybody who gets the German bloke at this place. Absolutely the most rude person I have ever met. He whispers you instructions and will automatically fail you for the most petty things. I was stopped before a stationary bus, I assesed the situation and proceeded to drive past and as I did the bus driver suddenly indicated and started pulling out. I seen this and before I could even react he slammed the breaks on and directed me to go back to the licence centre and failed me. He have "feedback" but was so rude. I explained to him you didn't even give me time to react but he wasn't having it. He makes you feel so uncomfortable so I'd recommend not booking your test at this place for the chance you might get this idiot.
Sorry to hear about your experince. You can request a different assessor next time. If they say NO, persist as you have the right to get a different examiner.
got this same guy and had the same problem with whispering instructions and the harsh automatic fail, he also yelled at me when i tried to argue that it wasnt my fault. Then i got the russian lady who apparently has a reputation for failing people, she was deffo nicer then the guy but even more strict and i failed again.
Jst passed my driving test today (PDA). First attempt at West Perth. Thank you paul.
Well done!
It is the same route as shown on the video ?
@@SharonYau not really, it started out the same but we turned left on the first set of lights, Every instructor will make slight differences to the test. It might start of the same but as you go he might make a few changes, my advise is don't memorise the videos but use them as guides. Example: Some will do parrallel parking others don't, where you do stop for shopping depends on the traffic in the area and time of the day.
@@mwambak1438 thank you for the reply :) can’t wait to do mine soon
I took it and passed yesterday. This video was really helpful. Cheers
I’a it hard? How many parking did you do? mine is next Friday
@@Sophia-xe3bw easy. Just one reverse parking at a parking near 50 Cambridge Street, West Leederville. Pay attention to the speed limit, particularly at freeways' exits. Attention to the "left something behind" exercise (don't forget to use indicator and check your blind spot) and don't forget to use indicator when merging.
@@adrianoramos4346 thank you I failed in kelmscott, I had to do 3 parkings so I panicked. 2 at a shopping centre and one in the licensing centre. Hopefully I pass this time
@@Sophia-xe3bw just relax. Best of luck
@@adrianoramos4346 at 04:41 if I’m the first car at an intersection without arrow do i have to move forward and give way? And was the route same as video
Thanks mate watched all ya videos i passed my second attempt yet the help of a great driving school best west was a huge favour to use your techniqued.
@DrivingSchoolWA its also like that in Fremantle cuppacino strip is actually 30 then once you go further onto south terrace its 40 like northbridge and Victoria Park
Yeah, very similar conditions
@@DrivingSchoolWA cyclists lanes also in freo you have watch out for! I think what they are aiming for is to turn Freo into a more cyclist friendly area.
I just failed and yup you ought to be a meerkat if you want to avoid failing because of head checks
When I give a way to pedestrians when I turn left from main road,my instructor told me I should not do it....shouldn’t give a way because the car behind me might make accidents....
I failed my first PDA test because of the ‘Stop’ sign, together with some minor errors.This Friday is my second attempt, I wish to pass this time.
Good luck!
Did you pass?
Update: I failed three times and passed the fourth time (March 31, 2021)
@@ally.layson why did you fail the 2nd time? ‘Mine is on friday at west Perth kinda nervous
@@Sophia-xe3bw
first time: stop sign
second time: i forgot to come back doing the left somebehind
third time: while reversing on a driveway, a car came and the assessor, did the brake.
Hi Steve at 7:46 shouldn't you check for oncoming vehicles first before you indicate?
@DrivingschoolWA I had that happen to me today in Vic Park I was turning into a street and a couple of pedestrians stepped out onto the road I stopped and let them go past
Great video. But how do you proceed to parallel park when there are vehicles behind you?
Thanks for sharing helpful ☺️
Glad it was helpful!
@@DrivingSchoolWA it’s is I also passed my hazard test watching some of your videos thanks 😊
Can you please explain why you’re giving pedestrians a way down James/Parker st when turning left? I failed my first PDA test for gesturing them to cross (was told only police officers can control traffic). I was under the impression that you should only give way on crossings. By doing this, there is a potential danger as there may be a car from the opposite side who might not be giving them a way. Thank you!
because it's the RULE. There are signs all over Northbridge stating *turning cars must give way to pedestrians* not only at marked pedestrian crossings
@@DrivingSchoolWA sorry I should also add that you must give a way to pedestrians when turning on a traffic light. So I could have passed the test that day?! I’m just so confused because that was literally one of the reasons I failed. I was creating a potential danger. Why did the assessor tell me this 😭
Potentially (but I’m a learner myself not a professional driver) the examiner failed you because the car behind you was moving too fast or was too close to your car when you stopped while turning that the examiner believed that the car wasn’t prepared to safely break or something. My driving instructor has mentioned this to me before, that’s why I though this may be the cause but good luck on your next test though!! 👍
Thank you it will help me your instructions
Happy to help. Thank you for watching
Did you pass?
What a life saving video
Thank you!
Fantastic tips thanks!
You're welcome!
My guy doing static steering the whole time
thank you good information
Glad it was helpful!
Is this the route that you do for the practical at west Perth, or are there multiple routes?
please tell me for a pda at west perth soon which outlet of driving wa should i get in touch with for a mock test
They get designated bays now? I never got that.
The way I’m going in my parking I might take 20x 😂
Keep practising amd you'll be right
@@DrivingSchoolWA thanks 😊
I passed the test and thanks for the video
Great job! You are most welcome
Is there a left something behind section for west Perth pda test?
There will be soon, we have been busy but working on shooting one soon
Oh.. that day when the fuel price are still low..
40km/hr? How do modern cars drive that slow?
That’s a weird question. They do it the same way older cars did, by not mashing the accelerator.
Is it true that every time your stopping u have to always look up on your rear view mirror.
Yea lol
Yes