@Metis1337 yes you are correct he was not ready, and he has just txt and seen your comment and agrees with you but in our defence his head was not in the same place as his first test which was one serious and a few minors. He has just told me he stopped taking the Kalms I never clicked when he started talking like Darth Vader in the Norris Green car Park because his mouth was so dry. And anyone who has had a driving test would understand what your mouth feels like when you're going on test. My advice to anyone suffering from anxiety please talk to someone about it because keeping quiet is not the solution. Good luck with your driving test.
He didn’t use the wrong lane at the roundabout, his exist was the 3rd, he was on the right lane and came of at the 3rd exist on the right, then move to the left coming off
@adeoaajay1557 Go to 19:09 and the direction at the roundabout was ahead 2nd exit and when you approach a roundabout with two lanes onto it and only one lane off it, you approach it in the left lane. The roundabout at 8:58 was a third exit right. Two lanes on and two off. Safe driving for life.
Please trying to get the clip on 19:09. Can this be explained well. I use to think that all first exit, you have to be on the left lane, but anything from 2nd Exit, you have to be on the right lane while approaching the roundabout. Is this not correct?Thanks
@@emmanuelgbade4372 when you approach a roundabout with two lanes onto the roundabout and only one lane coming off you need to be in the left lane, and he was in the right lane indicating right. Watch the video carefully and you would see he has to move back to the left if you went ahead in the left lane, you do not have to change direction. Good luck with your test.
Thanks so much, was able to get it clearly now. But please in some instances you are new to a new road and there was no sign for the roundabout, is there a tip that can help to know if the roundabout we are going to take on a Second exit is a straight ahead, because most of time, the map will only inform you to take the second exit on the roundabout which might be a straight ahead one
@@emmanuelgbade4372 the only tip I can give you is to use forward planning which means look further ahead and there should be a roundabout sign indicating what and how many exits are on the roundabout. Good luck with your test.
@TheShvanmetal the other serious fault was in the Aldi car park on rice lane a car came round the bend my advice to anyone going into the Aldi on a Norris Green test would be to take a left and go round to the left because there is more space. Good luck with your test.
Didn't seem ready for the exam, a few times their car control is way off, going onto the wrong side of the road etc and poor lane discipline
@Metis1337 yes you are correct he was not ready, and he has just txt and seen your comment and agrees with you but in our defence his head was not in the same place as his first test which was one serious and a few minors. He has just told me he stopped taking the Kalms I never clicked when he started talking like Darth Vader in the Norris Green car Park because his mouth was so dry. And anyone who has had a driving test would understand what your mouth feels like when you're going on test. My advice to anyone suffering from anxiety please talk to someone about it because keeping quiet is not the solution. Good luck with your driving test.
He didn’t use the wrong lane at the roundabout, his exist was the 3rd, he was on the right lane and came of at the 3rd exist on the right, then move to the left coming off
@adeoaajay1557 Go to 19:09 and the direction at the roundabout was ahead 2nd exit and when you approach a roundabout with two lanes onto it and only one lane off it, you approach it in the left lane. The roundabout at 8:58 was a third exit right. Two lanes on and two off. Safe driving for life.
Please trying to get the clip on 19:09. Can this be explained well. I use to think that all first exit, you have to be on the left lane, but anything from 2nd Exit, you have to be on the right lane while approaching the roundabout. Is this not correct?Thanks
@@emmanuelgbade4372 when you approach a roundabout with two lanes onto the roundabout and only one lane coming off you need to be in the left lane, and he was in the right lane indicating right. Watch the video carefully and you would see he has to move back to the left if you went ahead in the left lane, you do not have to change direction. Good luck with your test.
Thanks so much, was able to get it clearly now. But please in some instances you are new to a new road and there was no sign for the roundabout, is there a tip that can help to know if the roundabout we are going to take on a Second exit is a straight ahead, because most of time, the map will only inform you to take the second exit on the roundabout which might be a straight ahead one
@@emmanuelgbade4372 the only tip I can give you is to use forward planning which means look further ahead and there should be a roundabout sign indicating what and how many exits are on the roundabout. Good luck with your test.
One of the serious fault was taking wrong lane at the roundabout. What was the second one?
@TheShvanmetal the other serious fault was in the Aldi car park on rice lane a car came round the bend my advice to anyone going into the Aldi on a Norris Green test would be to take a left and go round to the left because there is more space. Good luck with your test.