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Mirrors, mirrors, mirrors! Before signalling....and blind spot checking before manoeuvring. Seen a couple of these videos and drivers seem to fail for this more than any other reason.
I passed today with 7 minors which was my 3rd attempt.😀😀💪💪The 1st test I failed with 4 serious faults and 12 minors.😭😭 The 2nd test I failed with 5 minors and 1 serious fault.🤦♀️ Thank you for the videos, I have been watching daily until today when I finally got it right.💃💃💃 Learners never give up and stay calm and relaxed throughout the test.
Assumpta Maria Congratulation! I past 2 days a go with 4 minors and was my 3th atempt is well. First atempt i fail with 2 minors one seriouse fault, 2nd atempt with 0 minors and one serious fault,( motorbike come from behind the buss i spot it after my examinator). 🙈 Wich he brake before me. But i didn’t lost my confidence. wich made me to go 3rd time is well for test. My instructor was really good he motivated me a lot. Take care
I’ve never been banned from driving. I pasted my driving test in June 1975. However, by watching this and some of your other videos. I had identified some driving issues that I need to work on. All your videos are excellent. Thank you!
Examiner : Pull over to the left for a moment. Right, could you show me how you would rob a bank please ? Ben: Yea. Examiner : Thanks very much, we won't be doing that again. When you're ready continue on driving.
This should be a mandatory 1 year follow up test, for all new drivers. I passed over 4 months ago and still love all your content and take something from every upload, thanks.
Agreed - new drivers become experienced drivers and then old drivers, there should constant appraisals of your driving skills every three years (2 years for commercial and emergency vehicle drivers)
I was told in court I had to take an extended driving test. Luckily when I applied for provisional and spoken to DVLA they had no record of it. Passed first time with 2 minors in 38 minutes. Although passed 2 theory tests because Novid locked me off from lessons and a test. Maybe enough time passed?
Got one of these comin up for 2x dangerous driving, feel like gettin in his car and skirting off and handbrsking it between two parked cars and saying can i drive whilst he screams n shits his pants, but id be back in the same situation 🙄😂
The camera has a wide-angle lens, so everything looks further away than it really is. If you measure the gap with a stopwatch it is well under two seconds for some time. Perhaps a real examiner might only give a minor fault, but we felt a serious fault was justified.
Nice video! I do find very strange and a bit impractical the principal behind check mirrors before applying signal. The indicator expresses your intention about a manoeuvre. The only purpose of the indicator to give away information about which direction you would like to go (and will if it is safe to). Performing checks before signalling seems to take away time from others on the road to realise your intention and you usually expected to observe your environment right before a manoeuvre anyway (in order to mitigate risk due to env. change), while signal would be a logical first hint to give other parties. Which is the safer way? Any ideas?
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool Sorry, I wanted to debate the legitimate of the routine itself, if it makes and represents more sense in practical application. The main point behind it is basically if I want to do a right turn, applying the indicator first makes more sense, than checking my surroinding, before doing so. In my opinion it does not. On the roads I experience that ppl thinks that if they signal they have the right of way, which is understandable as this is a way to interpret the MSM, yet dangerrous. (perfect example: merging to the highway) You checked your mirror, you apply your signal, but you cannot perform the maneuvre on a busy day as the sliproad has to give way to the motoway.
My husband and I had a major argument about this, I think it was a bit different when he took his test several years ago and he said the same thing. I checked the mirror and allowed the vehicle already close by go first before signalling. He felt I should have signalled immediately to make my intention known but I was taught to check the mirror first to make sure it was okay to signal. He still believes I'm wrong.
The normal test should be 36-40 minutes, but often runs late if traffic is heavy or wrong turns extend the route. Yours must have felt like an eternity!
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool my test traffic was good, roads were mostly quite except Warwick town center but only stopped twice for short periods of time but that was normal so was prob already factored in. even my driving instructor was surprised and he was worrying due to he had a lesson booked afterwards. was the longest one he seen, but happy ended with only 2 minors so was all good :)
I'v was banned from driving due to motorbikes and I have to a take Extended Driving Test in order to get my driving license, do you think it would be easier for me to pass because I haven't picked up any bad habits or will it be harder because its twice the time?
It’s definitely more difficult, as you have a 50% longer test with the same pass mark. However if you drive safely it shouldn’t be a problem. Good luck 🤞🏼
From the passenger seat it’s easy to see where someone’s eyes are looking, so even if you only move your eyes a little the examiner will see if you are checking your mirrors or not.
Checking the blind spots by looking over the shoulder is so wrong and dangerous. When taking my driving licence in my country 20+ years ago they always telling us that the most dangerous situation is loosing the front view (or the next moving direction) that's we were trained to check the blind spots using mirrors, the right one by slightly bending forward over the driving wheel and check the right mirror and the left one by looking the middle mirror thru the left rear window. Like that you never turn your face away from your main direction. After 15 years driving like that (and I still believe that this method is much better) I was forced to do it different here, jus to be able o pass this stupid test. Is so disapointing instead of driving safely to start learning the way examiners expect you to drive. To pass the test you MUST learn o shake your head like an crazy idiot just for the dam examiner be sure that you looked at that mirror or checked that spot when you normally do it without moving your head. I did check the mirrors before the roundabout, I was the only car approaching, check the first exit when entering the roundabout - no car at all, I was the only, signalled and took the second exit and that bitch record this as a fault, because I did't check the left mirror before signalling...WHY???, the fuck...WHY? No car behind, no car on left exit? what will change in a half of a second? A car will fall down from above? I understand that it should be a routine for the new drivers, but I am convinced that the examiners approach to the experienced drivers that exchange their licence to UK one must be different, as we already don't plan our action and we read faster the road situation. After 2 fails I finally passed the test and all I have to say is that the UK driving test is the most wrong and dangerous practise I ever seen in my life. Is such a shit that transform peoples in dangerous drivers, coz nobody...NOBODY continue to drive the same way as they was prepared for this shity test. Take any UK driver after 2 years of full driving licence and they fail this idiotic test.
And breathe..... You don't have to wildly move your head, just a look over the right/left shoulder to check your blind spots...there are blind spots on vehicles, which is why you actually have to move your head to look... just as cyclists and horse riders and motorcyclists have to do...''The lifesaver look''. A car can come into the blind spot so fast. The test IS strict, but it is meant to keep everyone safer. In Canada they do the look over the shoulders too. :)
In the DSA: Driving the Essential Skills.... guide it says you should check your blind spot when moving off (but at this point you will be stationary still so it doesn't matter if you lose track of what is in front of you). For occasions when you are moving (such as changing lanes) it recommends only a quick sideways glance since it does say that doing a full blink check on the move can be dangerous.
Is it essential to check the rear view mirror when braking due to a car in front braking? A few people older than me have said that you need to do this but my instructor has not yet mentioned this to me
It is a good idea to check how close following traffic is before slowing down, just in case you are being tailgated. If you are, you can brake earlier than usual to reduce the chance of getting hit. This video explains further: When To Check Your Mirrors th-cam.com/video/vG__H_eqapc/w-d-xo.html
A normal driving test is 40 minutes long, and an extended 60 minutes so it’s 50% longer. However the same amount of faults are allowed so the driver must be careful.
I’ve got my extended driving test on the 10th January in bury st edmunds, watched this video and it’s in bury st edmunds.. what’s the chances lol. Very nervous
I need to take an extended test can someone tell me how i could pass that? How long is the test? What do i need to do as in is there anything difficult about the test?
Just like the video, the extended test should last about an hour. The format is the same as the normal driving test, except it will always include the emergency stop routine.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchoolThank you for the information, Is it right not to give a signal in this situation? so the examiner doesn't have a problem with this, right?Isn't it a mistake to be in the wrong position anyway?
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool roundabouts ALWAYS require ATLEAST ONE signal. That was the answer from a DVSA examiner when I passed my test in March. As I asked the question just to clarify whether my driving instructor was giving 100% correct information. So roundabouts no matter a mini or normal one always require one signal.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool well respected sir/madam A person who's a.not legally blind b.not visually impaired C.Can easily drive at day time D.can read boards and signs can't he/she get a driving license?
It doesn't matter how many eyes you have, the minimum eyesight standard to get a UK Driving Licence is to read a car registration plate at a distance of 20.5 metres. This will be checked at the start of the Driving Test, so everyone must be able to do this or the test will not go ahead.
That solid line in the centre of the road indicates that we can’t overtake there, but we can turn right into a side road. Our other video about Road Markings gives more information: th-cam.com/video/84NkaNkZOrI/w-d-xo.html 👍🏼
Five minutes into the test and he's failed the test. This is shocking being honest. Far too much slack driving and with one hand on the wheel showing off this is disgraceful driving.
You can also be banned for causing death or servere injury due to driving error. Or by being intoxicated (drink/drugs) whilst driving. These are the two most common reasons.
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* 2:15 TEST START
* 3:25 INDEPENDENT DRIVING
* 12:12 HILL START
* 16:28 RESIDENTIAL AREA
* 22:45 MAJOR ROAD
* 29:45 RURAL AREA
* 36:39 EMERGENCY STOP
* 42:47 DUAL CARRIAGEWAY
* 46:15 LARGE ROUNDABOUT
* 49:42 URBAN 20MPH AREA
* 52:54 FORWARD BAY PARK
* 56:15 TEST DEBRIEF
* 58:52 SUMMARY
@advance driving school
What am I to expect on the test date
I heard they will get me to do emergency stop ,
parallel parking , reversing etc
Will they actually get us to do all these steps ? Damn
Yes. They don’t call it the extended test for nothing…
Mirrors, mirrors, mirrors! Before signalling....and blind spot checking before manoeuvring. Seen a couple of these videos and drivers seem to fail for this more than any other reason.
I passed today with 7 minors which was my 3rd attempt.😀😀💪💪The 1st test I failed with 4 serious faults and 12 minors.😭😭 The 2nd test I failed with 5 minors and 1 serious fault.🤦♀️
Thank you for the videos, I have been watching daily until today when I finally got it right.💃💃💃 Learners never give up and stay calm and relaxed throughout the test.
Very well done! Good luck on the road 🚙👍🏼
Last week i failed last minute one serious one fault .just trun right to test centre
Assumpta Maria Congratulation! I past 2 days a go with 4 minors and was my 3th atempt is well. First atempt i fail with 2 minors one seriouse fault, 2nd atempt with 0 minors and one serious fault,( motorbike come from behind the buss i spot it after my examinator). 🙈 Wich he brake before me. But i didn’t lost my confidence. wich made me to go 3rd time is well for test. My instructor was really good he motivated me a lot. Take care
You got better every time
I’ve never been banned from driving. I pasted my driving test in June 1975. However, by watching this and some of your other videos. I had identified some driving issues that
I need to work on. All your videos are excellent. Thank you!
How was the test in 1975? Way easier?
Examiner : Pull over to the left for a moment. Right, could you show me how you would rob a bank please ?
Ben: Yea.
Examiner : Thanks very much, we won't be doing that again. When you're ready continue on driving.
“Wait, Wait, Wait! I Got To Start The Song Over.”
I past 2 days a go the driving test. Thank you for all your videos.
Well done! 🚙👍🏼
Congratulations 🎊
Today I pass my test 😄 and thank you very much for your videos....
Well done!!! 🚙👍🏼😆
Your videos are amazing. Thank you.
There are more roundabouts than roads
I know! Even though we only live in a medium sized town, it has over 50 roundabouts...
Today I passed my further extended test 1st time with two minors Just study and remember the mirrors and manoeuvers good luck
Well done 🚙👍🏼
Thanks
@Josh Dunnabout an hour long mate
Do you have to do all 4?
Just passed my driving test your video really helped thanks
Well done! 🚙👍🏼😃
That’s so weird, I asked my instructor this exact question yesterday. Not that I’m a banned driver I was just curious 😂
Ha ha. I was at our local test centre yesterday, and there was a real Extended Test starting! I hadn’t seen that before either. Strange
6:13 - Bit of a dodgy direction given by the sat nav!
Tbh, I see them as straightabouts. Got no time for going in circles.🤣
This should be a mandatory 1 year follow up test, for all new drivers.
I passed over 4 months ago and still love all your content and take something from every upload, thanks.
nah mate the issue is with old drivers
Agreed - new drivers become experienced drivers and then old drivers, there should constant appraisals of your driving skills every three years (2 years for commercial and emergency vehicle drivers)
fk off you mad... you can have a madatory 1 year follow up test yourself, not for me.
@Will what did you do to get banned in the first place? If you don't want to say, that's okay. I'm just curious. Congrats on passing.
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I was told in court I had to take an extended driving test. Luckily when I applied for provisional and spoken to DVLA they had no record of it. Passed first time with 2 minors in 38 minutes. Although passed 2 theory tests because Novid locked me off from lessons and a test. Maybe enough time passed?
Possibly? Well done for passing first time!
Great videos helped me pass my extended driving test first time thanks advance driving school 👌
Glad it helped!
*CHECK YOUR MIRRORS.*
Got my extended test in 2 weeks really hope a pass 🙏
Good luck 🤞🏼
@Joshua Dunn waited since start July
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool thank you
So have I am nervous but excited at same time, I had 1 major in my driving lesson today, should I be scared?
gl bro mine on Wednesday!
Got one of these comin up for 2x dangerous driving, feel like gettin in his car and skirting off and handbrsking it between two parked cars and saying can i drive whilst he screams n shits his pants, but id be back in the same situation 🙄😂
😯😯😮 I’m so shocked that at 59:58 that was classed as too close to the lorry that looks like 2 second gap to me!!
The camera has a wide-angle lens, so everything looks further away than it really is. If you measure the gap with a stopwatch it is well under two seconds for some time. Perhaps a real examiner might only give a minor fault, but we felt a serious fault was justified.
Great video as always. Thank you. Why does Ben look so cool? 😂
Ha ha. Maybe it’s the shades! 😎
Nice video!
I do find very strange and a bit impractical the principal behind check mirrors before applying signal. The indicator expresses your intention about a manoeuvre. The only purpose of the indicator to give away information about which direction you would like to go (and will if it is safe to). Performing checks before signalling seems to take away time from others on the road to realise your intention and you usually expected to observe your environment right before a manoeuvre anyway (in order to mitigate risk due to env. change), while signal would be a logical first hint to give other parties. Which is the safer way?
Any ideas?
This video might help: Mirror, Signal, Manoeuvre Routine: th-cam.com/video/j5DMGzlIzSY/w-d-xo.html 👍🏼
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool Sorry, I wanted to debate the legitimate of the routine itself, if it makes and represents more sense in practical application. The main point behind it is basically if I want to do a right turn, applying the indicator first makes more sense, than checking my surroinding, before doing so. In my opinion it does not.
On the roads I experience that ppl thinks that if they signal they have the right of way, which is understandable as this is a way to interpret the MSM, yet dangerrous. (perfect example: merging to the highway)
You checked your mirror, you apply your signal, but you cannot perform the maneuvre on a busy day as the sliproad has to give way to the motoway.
My husband and I had a major argument about this, I think it was a bit different when he took his test several years ago and he said the same thing. I checked the mirror and allowed the vehicle already close by go first before signalling. He felt I should have signalled immediately to make my intention known but I was taught to check the mirror first to make sure it was okay to signal. He still believes I'm wrong.
If only Ben didn't try so hard looking cool in his sunglasses in the ford ST he might of had less faults.
Nothing wrong with wearing sunglasses on a sunny day!
Many thanks for that
The pupil did not check his blind spot throughout the test, and the instructor never pointed this out to him at the end of the test!
Twice as long as a normal test, my normal test was close to an hour (55mins)
The normal test should be 36-40 minutes, but often runs late if traffic is heavy or wrong turns extend the route. Yours must have felt like an eternity!
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool my test traffic was good, roads were mostly quite except Warwick town center but only stopped twice for short periods of time but that was normal so was prob already factored in. even my driving instructor was surprised and he was worrying due to he had a lesson booked afterwards. was the longest one he seen, but happy ended with only 2 minors so was all good :)
that was bloody hard...wouldn't have that .great job Ben
I'v was banned from driving due to motorbikes and I have to a take Extended Driving Test in order to get my driving license, do you think it would be easier for me to pass because I haven't picked up any bad habits or will it be harder because its twice the time?
It’s definitely more difficult, as you have a 50% longer test with the same pass mark. However if you drive safely it shouldn’t be a problem. Good luck 🤞🏼
He could have checked his side mirrors but moving his eyes rather than his head. He was wearing sun glasses so obviously we couldn't see his eyes.
From the passenger seat it’s easy to see where someone’s eyes are looking, so even if you only move your eyes a little the examiner will see if you are checking your mirrors or not.
4:35 Could someone please tell me why he was choosing right lane for the 2nd exit in that roundabout?
There was a small white sign on the left that instructed us to use the right lane to go ahead at that roundabout.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool found it. Thanks a lot.
Checking the blind spots by looking over the shoulder is so wrong and dangerous. When taking my driving licence in my country 20+ years ago they always telling us that the most dangerous situation is loosing the front view (or the next moving direction) that's we were trained to check the blind spots using mirrors, the right one by slightly bending forward over the driving wheel and check the right mirror and the left one by looking the middle mirror thru the left rear window. Like that you never turn your face away from your main direction. After 15 years driving like that (and I still believe that this method is much better) I was forced to do it different here, jus to be able o pass this stupid test. Is so disapointing instead of driving safely to start learning the way examiners expect you to drive. To pass the test you MUST learn o shake your head like an crazy idiot just for the dam examiner be sure that you looked at that mirror or checked that spot when you normally do it without moving your head. I did check the mirrors before the roundabout, I was the only car approaching, check the first exit when entering the roundabout - no car at all, I was the only, signalled and took the second exit and that bitch record this as a fault, because I did't check the left mirror before signalling...WHY???, the fuck...WHY? No car behind, no car on left exit? what will change in a half of a second? A car will fall down from above? I understand that it should be a routine for the new drivers, but I am convinced that the examiners approach to the experienced drivers that exchange their licence to UK one must be different, as we already don't plan our action and we read faster the road situation. After 2 fails I finally passed the test and all I have to say is that the UK driving test is the most wrong and dangerous practise I ever seen in my life. Is such a shit that transform peoples in dangerous drivers, coz nobody...NOBODY continue to drive the same way as they was prepared for this shity test. Take any UK driver after 2 years of full driving licence and they fail this idiotic test.
And breathe..... You don't have to wildly move your head, just a look over the right/left shoulder to check your blind spots...there are blind spots on vehicles, which is why you actually have to move your head to look... just as cyclists and horse riders and motorcyclists have to do...''The lifesaver look''. A car can come into the blind spot so fast. The test IS strict, but it is meant to keep everyone safer.
In Canada they do the look over the shoulders too. :)
In the DSA: Driving the Essential Skills.... guide it says you should check your blind spot when moving off (but at this point you will be stationary still so it doesn't matter if you lose track of what is in front of you). For occasions when you are moving (such as changing lanes) it recommends only a quick sideways glance since it does say that doing a full blink check on the move can be dangerous.
Thx
Is it essential to check the rear view mirror when braking due to a car in front braking? A few people older than me have said that you need to do this but my instructor has not yet mentioned this to me
It is a good idea to check how close following traffic is before slowing down, just in case you are being tailgated. If you are, you can brake earlier than usual to reduce the chance of getting hit. This video explains further: When To Check Your Mirrors th-cam.com/video/vG__H_eqapc/w-d-xo.html
Everything will happen on the road the trainees will be responsible about it- I think he’s a good driver tho .. thanks
Letting wheel move in hands used to be a bad thing, crossing hands too? Took roundabout with on hand stick ?
It's not our preferred steering technique, but you won't be given a fault on a driving test unless it affects your control over the car.
Can you get serious for vehicle checks whilst driving ?? Like losing control of vehicle
Yes - of course. You must drive safely at all times - even when using the wipers / de-misters etc.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool what if you’ve driving and press the wrong one or press the right one and turn it off later on when it’s safer?
It’s fine to press the wrong button, as long as you eventually press the correct one and maintain control at all times.
If the length is double, are drivers allowed double the faults or still 15?
A normal driving test is 40 minutes long, and an extended 60 minutes so it’s 50% longer. However the same amount of faults are allowed so the driver must be careful.
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I’ve got my Mock test on Tuesday. What do i expect?
Something like this: Learner Driver Mock Test: th-cam.com/video/6ArWQR0rctY/w-d-xo.html Good luck 🤞🏼
You should try and keep 2 hands on the steering wheel and not one on the gear stick. Also, don’t let your hands cross over and you’re steering
I’ve got my extended driving test on the 10th January in bury st edmunds, watched this video and it’s in bury st edmunds.. what’s the chances lol. Very nervous
Good luck! 🤞🏼
@Matts Farming Vlogs yes u do mate and do your theory test agen, @ben mitcham good luck I've got my extended test on the 11th day after u
@@milky7078 cheers buddy. Good luck.
@Matts Farming Vlogs you’ll get a letter about 40 days before your ban ends so you can apply for your provisional license
I think he did check the bind spots
Watch what happened after the emergency stop again...
I need to take an extended test can someone tell me how i could pass that? How long is the test? What do i need to do as in is there anything difficult about the test?
Just like the video, the extended test should last about an hour. The format is the same as the normal driving test, except it will always include the emergency stop routine.
Advance Driving School is there I can do something to not mess up lol I need to get my license need to pay £124 can’t always be paying that haha
There is no secret to it - you just need to drive safely. Good luck!
Hello why not signaling when taking 2 outlets at roundabouts ?
for example, the minute of the video is 14:35
He probably should have indicated to leave the roundabout, but since his road position was good it was clear where he was going anyway.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchoolThank you for the information, Is it right not to give a signal in this situation? so the examiner doesn't have a problem with this, right?Isn't it a mistake to be in the wrong position anyway?
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool By the way, I have an exam tomorrow ☺️
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool roundabouts ALWAYS require ATLEAST ONE signal. That was the answer from a DVSA examiner when I passed my test in March. As I asked the question just to clarify whether my driving instructor was giving 100% correct information.
So roundabouts no matter a mini or normal one always require one signal.
Why are extended test takers treated like shit?
How many manoeuvres in an extended test?
Just one manoeuvre, as well as the emergency stop routine.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool is there a Forward bay park manoeuvre too?
No - unless they choose that as the only manoeuvre.
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What are the conditions to meet for a one eyed person to drive in UK?
The same as anyone else - you must be able to read a car registration plate at a distance of 20.5 metres. Oh, and drive safely of course!
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool well what if I can't? then can i get a restricted driving license???
We don't have any kind of restricted license - it's either pass or fail unfortunately.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool well respected sir/madam
A person who's
a.not legally blind
b.not visually impaired
C.Can easily drive at day time
D.can read boards and signs
can't he/she get a driving license?
It doesn't matter how many eyes you have, the minimum eyesight standard to get a UK Driving Licence is to read a car registration plate at a distance of 20.5 metres. This will be checked at the start of the Driving Test, so everyone must be able to do this or the test will not go ahead.
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Why is this driver moving like John travolta maybe if he took his sun glasses off he wouldn’t have lost those points
Probably because it’s sunny and he wants to see? Are you special needs haha
7:35 when are you even allowed to cross solid lines?
That solid line in the centre of the road indicates that we can’t overtake there, but we can turn right into a side road. Our other video about Road Markings gives more information: th-cam.com/video/84NkaNkZOrI/w-d-xo.html 👍🏼
Five minutes into the test and he's failed the test. This is shocking being honest. Far too much slack driving and with one hand on the wheel showing off this is disgraceful driving.
Why was he banned from driving to began with ?
He wasn't banned! He's playing the character of someone who is banned from driving.
@@adammcmillan735 but the question is why someone would be banned
For breaking driving laws, either through things they were doing like speeding, or things they weren't doing like having valid insurance.
0:50
You can also be banned for causing death or servere injury due to driving error. Or by being intoxicated (drink/drugs) whilst driving. These are the two most common reasons.