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Glad you like it!

Hi bro 9.49 mins u went to go staright head 2nd exit should use left lane but u used right lane pls explain for me thanks

@@muhammadfurqan4585Thank you for watching, so the left lane was blocked due to parked cars. The second exit of the roundabout was to the right at position 2 O’Clock 🕑. The roundabout also has 3 exits in total (the road that I came from) one to the left and one to the right. Hope this helps. 😊

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There’s more on our TikTok page @Sheppey_Driving

It was far enough from the junction. The camera may give a slightly different perception.

@@Sheppey_Driving gotcha. It would be better if you could add sound as well sir 😊

@@somehome007I didn’t realise that my audio was turned off. Rookie error I know. 🤦‍♂️

Did you pass

@@aussiefurbymogwaifan6621 this is not just my instructor car it is also my own personal car that I use to go on holidays etc. I decided to buy the N-Line model as it looks sporty and has the nice features etc. it’s also a Hybrid so isn’t actually classed as a sports car. I also understand that the majority of my newly qualified drivers won’t own a car like this for a few years. My students love it and I agree it creates a nice memory. 🚙💨

Have a look at my other video on TH-cam - It’s my standards check video on positioning on the approach to roundabouts. Part 3 training, I am more than happy to help you out. Where abouts are you, when is your P3 test?

Have a look at my TikTok account. I have more on there. SheppeyDriving Don’t think of it as a roundabout. It is just a sequence of traffic lights. As long as you stay in your lane you’ll be fine. If you find yourself in a wrong lane. Stay in the wrong lane and go the wrong way SAFELY. The examiner will get you back on track. Just remember do it safely. My other advice is have a look at Google earth and zoom in to look at the road markings. Then switch it to street view to really see the road markings. Because they are really worn out now. You’ve got this.

There is no exemption to overtake on a solid white line

​@JoshNoden actually, one line is solid, the other is broken. If you have the broken line on your side, you can overtake. If you have the solid one, then you cant overtake.

Yes that’s correct. Look at the oncoming cars, they all slowed down making it harder for the police, they should have carried on at 40 mph and cleared the road as it was clear. People are known to see blue lights and panic. Watch the blue light video for awareness

Totally agree. We kept the car at 40mph, then when clear we indicated and moved slightly left. We got a thumbs up from the passenger in the police car.

Both are correct if you think about the whole situation.🚙💨 🚗💨

Yes that’s correct. Look at the oncoming cars, they all slowed down making it harder for the police, they should have carried on at 40 mph and cleared the road as it was clear. People are known to see blue lights and panic. Watch the blue light video for awareness

I believe they can contradict road signs and markings, however they do this at their own risk.