15:23 is that allowed to be on the hatch markings? Or was it cause she was going left? 18:04 Did she pull up on the left on double yellow lines? Wouldn't that also constitute a fault? Looks like overall she had good control an observation. I hope she eventually passed.
You can only use the hatch markings when you going left or right. So, in that case she was ok to use the hatch markings. In regards for stopping or pull up on the left on yellow lines, you can only stop if the examiner ask you to do so. But, if you noticed in this video she actually stopped just after the yellow lines, she creeping the car slowly & cross the yellow lines. Well, unfortunately her theory certificate expired just after this test and she had to prepare for the theory test again.
Is it just me or I think she should have stayed on the left lane to go straight in the beginning at the roundabout . She stayed on the right lane and moved to the left lane on approach. Isn’t that considered a serious fault?
Hi Myzz, thanks for watching the video and asking the question about the roundabout. Well, if you are approaching on the roundabout & you want to go to straight ahead at the roundabout, yes you are right, technically you should be stayed on the left lane, but you won't get serious fault if you proceed from the right lane and do your routine checks, like middle and left mirror, left signal (indicator), move or change your positioning or direction to the left carefully and without putting any other road users in danger before taking the exit. However, you will get the serious or danger fault anyway if you will not do your routine checks (MSPSL) while you are taking the exit even you are proceeding or staying from the left lane. In this particular test my student didn't get the fault on the roundabout as she approached the roundabout and proceeded carefully with all the routine checks. However, examiner may point out & give the feedback at the end of the test. I hope that you got the answer of your question. Once again thanks for watching the video.
Thanks for the comments on the video and asking the question. Yes, You are allowed to drive or use the cross hatch markings only when you turn right or to turn left. In that case student was taking the exit to the left that's why she drove and use the hatch markings. Thanks for watching the video.
Way to strict. What’s the matter with the examiner…should have let her pass. Her driving was alright. If that was me I would have been well pissed off.
@ Dean Brandt, yeah I do understand that its so frustrated & disappointed if someone fail because of this kind of mistake. But, at the end of the day examiner has to follow the guidelines & rules & do check & test your driving as per rules & laws set by the DVSA. Well, thanks 🙏🙏🙏for watching the videos anyways.👍
@Hannah Tyne-Gray, very unfortunate & i can understand its very painful. But, I would say to you never give up, keep trying. I hope you will be lucky in your next attempt.👍
15:23 is that allowed to be on the hatch markings? Or was it cause she was going left?
18:04 Did she pull up on the left on double yellow lines? Wouldn't that also constitute a fault?
Looks like overall she had good control an observation. I hope she eventually passed.
You can only use the hatch markings when you going left or right. So, in that case she was ok to use the hatch markings.
In regards for stopping or pull up on the left on yellow lines, you can only stop if the examiner ask you to do so.
But, if you noticed in this video she actually stopped just after the yellow lines, she creeping the car slowly & cross the yellow lines.
Well, unfortunately her theory certificate expired just after this test and she had to prepare for the theory test again.
Is it just me or I think she should have stayed on the left lane to go straight in the beginning at the roundabout . She stayed on the right lane and moved to the left lane on approach. Isn’t that considered a serious fault?
Hi Myzz, thanks for watching the video and asking the question about the roundabout.
Well, if you are approaching on the roundabout & you want to go to straight ahead at the roundabout, yes you are right, technically you should be stayed on the left lane, but you won't get serious fault if you proceed from the right lane and do your routine checks, like middle and left mirror, left signal (indicator), move or change your positioning or direction to the left carefully and without putting any other road users in danger before taking the exit.
However, you will get the serious or danger fault anyway if you will not do your routine checks (MSPSL) while you are taking the exit even you are proceeding or staying from the left lane.
In this particular test my student didn't get the fault on the roundabout as she approached the roundabout and proceeded carefully with all the routine checks. However, examiner may point out & give the feedback at the end of the test. I hope that you got the answer of your question. Once again thanks for watching the video.
@15:14 are u allowed to drove on the cross hatch markings during a test
Thanks for the comments on the video and asking the question.
Yes, You are allowed to drive or use the cross hatch markings only when you turn right or to turn left. In that case student was taking the exit to the left that's why she drove and use the hatch markings. Thanks for watching the video.
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Way to strict. What’s the matter with the examiner…should have let her pass. Her driving was alright. If that was me I would have been well pissed off.
@ Dean Brandt, yeah I do understand that its so frustrated & disappointed if someone fail because of this kind of mistake. But, at the end of the day examiner has to follow the guidelines & rules & do check & test your driving as per rules & laws set by the DVSA.
Well, thanks 🙏🙏🙏for watching the videos anyways.👍
So unlucky that one silly mistake and she drove so good hope she passes soon as she is a good driver
Yeah she drove Very well, but unfortunately one serious fault caused her fail.
Thanks for watching the videos. 🙏
This is how I failed!
@Hannah Tyne-Gray, very unfortunate & i can understand its very painful. But, I would say to you never give up, keep trying. I hope you will be lucky in your next attempt.👍