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@Kennyl1OUK I have no availability but good luck on your driving test, remember to stay calm and concentrate and never switch off for one second when you're with the examiner.

@ no problem mate Thankyou. You’re video have really helped me on my lessons, is 2.12 a good time at Norris green test centre ?

@chrisoneill6478 you need to be more specific which lights are they. Let me know but I am sure the test route does not go that way.

@lolstar3271 other road users can be unpredictable as you well know. Some drivers not all can ruin your test by not paying attention to the situation. It makes my blood boil when the idiot cuts you up in this case your daughter is behaving correctly and must pay a heavy price. Make sure she books another test and good luck on her next one.

@petermalone6688 thanks mate 👍

@@lolstar3271 glad to help and thanks for the comment. Good luck safe driving for life.

@Hackitect Stay calm and concentrated for every second you are with the examiner, never switch off for a second. Good luck with your test.

@Hackitect I hope it helps but be careful of other road users, who can be unpredictable and cause you problems. Good luck with your driving test.

mansoormanu6131 are you talking about the Sainsbury roundabout 25:51. That is the 3rd exit right. Good luck with your driving test.

@givvyvidon7279 you can use commentate to concentrate and the examiner would be okay with that. Good luck with your driving test.

Exactly I was thinking He drove very well I am unable to pick any fault

@givvygvidon7279 you must use all around observation when you have to do any reverse maneuver. Good luck with your driving test.

@anthonyjohnson1320 thank you for the lovely comment it keeps me motivated to make more videos. Safe driving for life.

@chrisoneill6478 His test was 8:57am. Good luck with your driving test.

Good job bro I actually seen you on test I pulled in to let you pass on my driving lesson

@@Kennyl10UK thank you so much I hope people pull over and help you on your driving test. Good luck with your driving test.

@anthonyjohnson1320 thank you for the lovely comment. Safe driving for life.

@CrimeScope1I know it can make you nervous but in their defence, they must be professional and show no favouritism towards anyone. Safe driving for life.

@Erin-r7r I can feel your frustration no minors it sounds harsh, but you must book again asap because you will only get the independence you deserve by going back again. Good luck with your test.

@ I know, just impossible to get a test at the moment, I have to wait 10 days to rebook now and tests aren’t available until next March!

@@Erin-r7r I know it has gone mad trying to get a test but keep trying because cancellations will start appearing now because xmas is not far away and some people will have to cancel to pay for presents. Good luck.

@ZoeLouise_98 just be careful with your speed I had someone fail on Mather ave because they never went over 30mph when the road was clear. The parked cars can distract you and you won't be aware of your speed. You have a wonderful time, and day is it Speke or Norris green. Just remember to stay calm and concentrate for every second you are with the examiner. Good luck.

@@petermalone6688 my test is in speke. i've been watching all your speke videos, sometimes twice, and they have made me feel a bit more confident. my instructor told me they brought back the hale route recently, which i found quite easy. just a lot of 40 roads and the 60 road coming into speke is a bit tricky if you are not used to that

@@ZoeLouise_98 I have noticed a lot are passing there lately, thanks for watching the videos, you have a great day and time. Good luck on your test.

You got this😊 good luck

hi, just to update you. i failed today at 8am on turning right on the round about from the retail into the business park (third exit) i was in the left lane, i panicked and just carried on turning right when i should of went straight. rebooked my test though as i got good advice from the examiner to do it again asap as everything else was perfect. he was lovely! peter, your videos helped me so much, and will be continuing to watch them until i pass as they’re such a great help

@muhammadrahman7046 you're the reason I made the video, but I am not allowed to mention names I hope you understand it a bit better now but be careful with the speed limit on Mather ave. Good luck with your driving test.

@petermalone6688 thanks a lot mate and i knew that u made the video for me and i will remember this forever god bless u.

@@muhammadrahman7046 you're welcome. Good luck with your driving test.

@moroccanbangali6198 I understand the test can be a challenge, but you must keep trying because it is the only way to get your driving licence. Good luck with your driving test.

@moroccanbangali6198 you are welcome. Good luck with your test.

@CrimeScope1 because I am busy, I make these videos in my own time for less than a dollar a day to help learners like yourself learn how to drive safely, correctly, and more importantly pass your driving test and they are free to watch anytime over and over. Look at the comment below this one and you will see another pass from someone I don't know just like you. Good luck with your driving test.

@petermalone6688 thank you so much

@@CrimeScope1 your welcome.

@ZoeLouise_98 the examiner is only interested in you doing it safely and correctly which is observation, control, and accuracy. Just make sure you practice everything over and over until you feel confident in every situation you find yourself facing while you're driving in your lessons. Good luck with your test.

@petermalone6688 first of all a big congratulations to Neil for passing his test 1st time. I noticed on the vidoe on most of the 40 miles per hour routes he wasn't doing the full 40 when the roads were actually clear. He was mostly doing 32 or sometimes 30 mph. Did he get any minors for that?? And also going down the bridge by the train station south park way he mostly stayed on the right lane even when he approached the traffic lights all the way through on mather avenue even past news heys school he decided to stay on the right hand lane even on the traffic lights. I was just confused if this was the correct position. Please ur advice on this would be helpful. Other than that i thought he did incredibly well.

@@muhammadrahman7046 well spotted he got a minor fault for speed on Mather avenue and a minor fault for position normal driving South parkway. He was lucky with the position but his overall drive was excellent. Good luck with your test.

I have no availability. I know these videos help people pass their driving test and I will keep doing them because I have loads of passes from people I don’t know just like you Shaun. Good luck on your test.

@shaunkenny7619 thank you for the nice comment and I will put another video up on Monday but it's a Speke test route. Safe driving for life.

@muhammadrahman7046 thank you for the lovely comment it keeps me motivated to make more videos for my channel. Safe driving for life.

@petermalone6688 i am currently taking some lessons with my dad and i always get confused as to what position i should stay in when there is parked cars on the left on a dual carriage way or a single carriage way . Should I stay 1 meter length away from the parked cars and straggle the white line or stay on the right hand lane and then move back to the left lane when its safe and when the roads are clear. I mean this when i am on mather avenue or broadie avenue or for example under neath the bridge going down wolton road in the speke test routes, where there are always parked cars on the left. Your helpfull advice would be much appropriated

@@muhammadrahman7046 I had a pupil pass to day at Speke test centre and he passed first time I will put his video up on Monday morning and he said he went along Mather avenue but I won't know until I see the video. Stay away from the parked cars and keep you're position in the right lane just make sure you respond to the speed limit my pupil nearly failed for going to slow. Watch the video on Monday I will point it out I also have other videos which will help you check my channel out.

@petermalone6688 i just saw the video of your pupil Neil passing. And i did leave comment on for you on the video. Hopefully you will get to read it. I watch all of your videos and they are extremely helpful so i couldn't thank you enough your amazing. And am sure many people are benefitting from your knowledge. One question i had for you is that when approaching those parked parked csrs down mather avenue if your already on the left lane down that bridge by the train station should you indicate first to move to the right lane or is the indicator not needed by just checking your middle mirror and right mirror will that be enough to move to the right lane? And then when there is a clear gap after the parked cars should you indicate back to move to the left lane. Your helpful advice would be much appropriated.

@@muhammadrahman7046 thank you for the nice comments if you're on the left coming down under the bridge you must check middle mirror right mirror and indicate if there is traffic coming on your right be careful you don't cause the vehicle to slow down unless it lets you into the right lane, and watch Neil's video again and see how he keeps his position but watch out for the second traffic light because he turned right there. Good luck with your driving test.

@allenmusa1805 thanks for the nice comment it keeps me motivated I don't like anyone failing their driving test. Safe driving for life.

@0527lance it does have a problem with its pass rate but if you are test standard then you should be okay. Good luck with your driving test.

@DisleyDavid yes, he did get a serious fault for cutting the corner and you would say but no one was there, and you might get a reply but there could have been. I agree with this cutting the corner because it was dangerous. I got into trouble a few months ago for a worse one than this one. Good luck with your driving test.

@petermalone6688 Thanks. As it happens, I'm an ex-driving instructor assisting my partner to pass the test. In 1999, when I last worked as any ADI, I am pretty sure that right turn would have been a minor fault. But things change, and that is why I watch these videos.

@@DisleyDavid yes he got a serious on the last corner but I told him it would of been more stressful if he failed for just that. I have learned not to comment on some of my videos because the DVSA don't like it. Good luck to your partner. Safe driving for life.

@petermalone6688 Yes. I know what you mean. It always annoyed me that they don't publicise changes. We were never officially told about dropping hand signals.

Same reason speeding or quickly driving the wrong way down a 1 way street is dangerous even if nobody is in sight or on the road when you do it. Edit - after rewatching, the lack of road markings is likely the cause of him cutting the corner and i think alot would make the same mistake there. Almost as if the test center did it on purpose to push up fails and ensure more cash coming in.

@CrimeScope he never got an email because his phone was broke, but am sure he said 6 minors. Good luck with your test.

@RathboneBone can you put the time off the video when it happened, and I will have a look at it and let you know. Good luck with your test.

@ZoeLouise_98 can you put the time off the video when it happened so I can have a look at it. Good luck with your driving test.

@ sorry peter, it’s 20:23

@@ZoeLouise_98 he was suppossed to turn left at the second major traffic lights but he counted a pelican crossing as a major traffic light and that was the reason he turned into the Bellway estate. You turn left at the traffic lights at Hunts cross and you turn right at the traffic lights at the Mcdonalds be careful turning right at the Maccies ask your instructor to practice the turn. Good luck with your driving test.

@@petermalone6688 ah ok, that makes sense now. thank you for explaining! yes that right turn can be troublesome, done it a few times and ive always been ok, but practice makes perfect. thanks again, fingers crossed

@@ZoeLouise_98 Practice makes it permanent you aim for perfection and excellence will do, you do not need to be perfect to pass a driving test they allow you 15 minor faults. Good luck with your driving test.

@moroccanbangali6198 I don't need to there are about 10 Speke test routes on my channel just check them out over the weekend and if your lucky you might get one you have been looking at. Just look at the comment below this one Michael passed watching my videos before he went on his test. Good luck on Monday stay calm and concentrate for every second you are with the examiner.

@CrimeScope1 when you turn right at these lights aim for the kerb and you will see a straight arrow follow that arrow. I know you might be a bit confused because of the right arrow and your direction will be turn right at the lights. But to help you remember say to yourself when I turn right I then go ahead. Or just watch the videos on my channel if you have any questions just ask and I will get back to you asap. Good luck with your driving test.

"@petermalone6688, yes, I am following your videos and learning many things." Can you please tell me what road is this so i can check it on the map

@CrimeScope1 you must give a signal if you are turning right or left when going into a new road. Good luck with your driving test.

@welshwifeychannel4849 it makes a nice change to the wind and the rain. Good luck with your driving test.

@javeria930 good question make sure you check it's safe before you signal to move into the middle lane and turn the signal off once you are in the correct position. Good luck with your driving test.

@@petermalone6688 Thanks alot Peter

@ashh7720 no this was me showing a test route around Upton test centre because some of my subscribers have asked me to put more Upton test routes on my channel. Good luck with your driving test.

@MarcelBak-f3p the examiner never mentioned the light, but he failed a few minutes later 12:17 because he never used forward planning and nearly hit the road cones. Good luck with your driving test.

@justdance358 the driving test official time is 31 minutes to 39 minutes it may be less or more and this was a mock test with a pupil of mine. Good luck with your driving test.

@allenmusa1805 yes you are correct he would have passed his test if he responded to those signs. Safe driving for life.

What time stamp is there serious fault?

@CrimeScope1 use forward planning, which was the reason he failed. He never used forward planning. Good luck with your test.

@CrimeScope1 yes it would be safer. Good luck with your driving test.

@sarahlousie7641 and thank you I will keep my fingers crossed for you remember stay calm and concentrate for every second you are with the examiner. Good luck with your test.

@petermalone6688 thank you so much! I'll comment here tomorrow and let you know how it goes 🙂

​@petermalone6688 hi Peter I passed this morning with 3 DF thank you for your videos they really helped!

@thediamondlfc Stay calm and concentrate every second you are with the examiner and pay attention to what they say. Good luck on Wednesday.

@CrimeScope1 Go to 10:35 in the video he fails for observation on a parallel park he kept staring at the rear camera in the car and missed the red car moving up behind him. Good luck with your driving test.

@CrimeScope1 Yes it can be, a serious fault it depends how long you stay in the overtaking lane. The examiner will be expecting you to return to normal positioning driving which is the left lane because it is not nice being undertaking and it is dangerous. It is not illegal in the UK; the highway code strongly discourages it, and it's considered dangerous. I had a pupil fail for awareness and planning today on Queens drive because he never moved over to the right lane when it was clearly signed lane ahead closed. Watch the video on Monday and see how he gets trapped, and a wagon must stop. Good luck with your driving test.

@sajmanislam2322 Congratulations and well done for passing your driving test at Upton especially the route on my youtube channel it can be a challenge. Safe driving for life.