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Kingstanding test route - Cooksey Lane turning right onto Kingstanding Rd
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 มี.ค. 2024
- Hi folks, I have compiled a short video clip covering Cooksey lane onto Kingstanding Rd and also the same route in reverse. This is basically a central reservation traffic island that merges onto a dual carriageway. Main purpose of creating this, is so many pupils misread the keep left signs and bollards, essentially committing a major positioning fault on their driving tests. I hope this video helps you on your journey to driving safely and understanding road signs in turn making you a safer driver.
I encourage all my students to read out any signs they see during their driving lessons. This is an effective tool in understanding road layouts and helps in forward planning and anticipating possible hazards.
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Thanks once again for watching.
Naresh Gaddu
CrashCourses2day
You are a great instructor very thorough my test is in 5 weeks at kingstanding so your video's are really helping thank you 🙂🙂
Your welcome, glad it's helping you Any advise you can always ask me. Good luck on your driving test 🛻💫
It's really nice I was use too drive those roads loads of times still likes to watch those roads extra information thanks naresh .
Your welcome Sid, I'm glad your enjoying the short clips and i bet they bring back nostalgic memories :)
Your welcome 🙏 😊
you explained that very well. Ive come across this before but didnt see that keep left bollard so i wasnt sure how dermine which central reservation we are supposed to be in.
I've actually marked a keep left arrow using my black marker pen. As my pupils kept getting confused. As it's a plain reflective sign. You must turn using the left of the two reservations. As the right of the two are for vehicles merging into the dual carriageway. Also, you want to be positioned directly opposite your entry road.
Thank you
You're welcome
I have a question about dual carriageways - do you have to turn into the left lane when turning left or can you turn into the right lane. the same for turning right as well - can you turn into the left lane.
Merging onto a dual carriageway, I would recommend you merge into the left lane. Unless that's closed or has hazards. For example, parked vehicles. Remember the right lane is the faster of the two lanes. It all depends on the road and potential hazards. (This is the 1st part of this clip)
For an approach to turn right also known as major into minor road. That right must be done in the right lane. (This is the 2nd half of the clip) ✅️
I hope this clarifies your dilemma.
Apologies if this is a silly question, but from the first example with the keep right bollard, would an examiner ever ask you to turn left, or is it only possible to turn right there?
Thanks for uploading this video too, it’s super helpful!
I've just seen your msg now so apologies for the late reply. Examiners can also direct you to turn a left as well. That would be normal left position....
No question. Is a silly question. I always encourage my pupils to ask until their hearts' content. After all, you're all students here to learn. You're driving. lsns should be non judgemental, in this respect.