Please clarify this points: 1. Merging should be at what speed? (90 kmph as max limit is written on sign board there) 2. Do we need to signal left and mirror + shoulder checking during merging process and exit both? 3. Can we adjust vehicle front and back one or two times in parallel parking?.
Thanks again for your comments. I’m really happy to answer them. 1. Merging seep at high way depends on traffic condition, like some time you find so much traffic and you can’t merge more than 70km/ h. But ideally it should be (80+) km/h. 2. For merging it’s must, but on exit you must give the signal and mirror check. I think some examiner may reduce point for shoulder check as well. But I can’t find any reason for that, specially on Taylor street route. 3. Yes, you can adjust it two times. Sometime examiner penalize 2 points, but it depends on overall performance. For example, if you do exceptionally well through the test, then those little things will not considerable.
Thank you for your comments. It's not been a tricky, if someone know it. Sometime examiner ask to entering circle Dr from 8th St and take the exit on the Taylor St E. When you take the exit and taking the left turn to the Taylor St, the left most two lanes turn left. But you find three lanes on Taylor St, left most lane goes to circle Dr again, middle and right lane go straight. If you are turning from the left most lane then you can enter either left most lane or middle lane. The trick is: if you turn from most left lane you should go to the middle lane. Because, examiner will not say anything that's mean you have to go straight.
Indeed it's a great opportunity to learn from this video as guide. May I ask please in this scenario during the actual road test is there a particular vehicle required to use like crossover, SUV or sedan? Manual or AT? Thanks
Thank you for watching my video 😀and also thanks for your comments 🥰 Actually, it depends on examiner, but this route is most common and I believe more than 90% examiner take this route. Thanks again...😀🥰
No, there are other routes, and there is one tricky route. Soon I will upload a demo exam of this route. Please keep watching my videos and thanks for your comments.
Many Thanks for this was really helpful. i passed my test on my first attempt yesterday..
You are most welcome and Congratulations for your achievement.
I'm taking my test on this route in a couple of weeks here so this is Very helpful
Thank you for your recommendation.
Thank you for this. Taking my test on thursday
Keep calm is the key of success in road test. Stay calm and drive. Wish you all the best.
@@CanadianDays thank you. I passed 1st try
@@CanadianDays your video really helped. The route was exactly the same, with 1 minor difference
@@gladys-lindamtata2481 You are most welcome and Congratulations.
it would be helpful to note what the driver did wrong in the video, otherwise great to have the route, thank you
Has anybody had the female driver examiner and what route was taken!? Any tips would be appreciated’
Please clarify this points:
1. Merging should be at what speed? (90 kmph as max limit is written on sign board there)
2. Do we need to signal left and mirror + shoulder checking during merging process and exit both?
3. Can we adjust vehicle front and back one or two times in parallel parking?.
Thanks again for your comments. I’m really happy to answer them.
1. Merging seep at high way depends on traffic condition, like some time you find so much traffic and you can’t merge more than 70km/ h. But ideally it should be (80+) km/h.
2. For merging it’s must, but on exit you must give the signal and mirror check. I think some examiner may reduce point for shoulder check as well. But I can’t find any reason for that, specially on Taylor street route.
3. Yes, you can adjust it two times. Sometime examiner penalize 2 points, but it depends on overall performance. For example, if you do exceptionally well through the test, then those little things will not considerable.
Hi,
Can you please text the variation route/tricky route that you mentioned? Thanks
Thank you for your comments. It's not been a tricky, if someone know it. Sometime examiner ask to entering circle Dr from 8th St and take the exit on the Taylor St E. When you take the exit and taking the left turn to the Taylor St, the left most two lanes turn left. But you find three lanes on Taylor St, left most lane goes to circle Dr again, middle and right lane go straight. If you are turning from the left most lane then you can enter either left most lane or middle lane. The trick is: if you turn from most left lane you should go to the middle lane. Because, examiner will not say anything that's mean you have to go straight.
@@CanadianDays That would certainly help in case that's the variation. Will surely practice both and any other variations if you know. Thanks
Indeed it's a great opportunity to learn from this video as guide. May I ask please in this scenario during the actual road test is there a particular vehicle required to use like crossover, SUV or sedan? Manual or AT? Thanks
@Koh Lasa Thanks again for your comments. No, there is no restriction. You can use any vehicle, you're comfortable.
Is this always the same route at Taylor Street center?
Thank you for watching my video 😀and also thanks for your comments 🥰 Actually, it depends on examiner, but this route is most common and I believe more than 90% examiner take this route. Thanks again...😀🥰
Can you post a video for the 3rd Saskatoon location
@ Mercedes Em Thank you for your comment. Obviously, I'll cover the other location as well.
what’s the best time to do your road test?
I guess 10am to 2pm, because that time sun would be top of the head and traffic maybe less.
Is this actual test video or Simulated one later on?
Actual video, but instructor's voice pitch was changed.
Did he pass tho?
Thank you for your comments. Yes, he passed.
@@CanadianDays i just passed mine this morning , i only have 2 points 🎉🎉🎉
@@kobegalaura1383 Congratulations 🎉 and wish you be a safe drive.
Is this the only route for the taylor street?
No, there are other routes, and there is one tricky route. Soon I will upload a demo exam of this route. Please keep watching my videos and thanks for your comments.
10:26 red car should’ve looked
Yes, this red car blocked the road, I just yield and let him to go. The examiner did not penalized for any point for that.
@@CanadianDaysyes because the red car was wrong