On double round about , first exit on first roundabout and second exit on second round about. Which lane should we move in I thought its left lane !!but after seeing this video i am little confused 😇😇
@josephm8292 you can go ahead in either lane when there are two lanes onto a roundabout and two off. Go to 1:41 in the video and watch where my pupil goes and watch what the Chris Kelly car has to do when my pupil exits the second roundabout, he has to change direction because of the parked cars and it is important to have local knowledge because you will know there are parked cars on the left. And that is called forward planning. Good luck with your driving test.
@sarahlouise7641 no his test was cancelled and rescheduled for today and am happy to say today Leon passed second attempt at Norris Green. This video was a practice run for Leon so he could get the feel of how the test will go. His test will be going public next Monday, and he got a different route which is worth a watch. Safe driving for life.
On double round about , first exit on first roundabout and second exit on second round about. Which lane should we move in I thought its left lane !!but after seeing this video i am little confused 😇😇
@vjaj905 You can go ahead on both roundabouts in either the left lane or the right lane. Your examiner will give you a direction ahead ahead on both round abouts watch my pupil who takes the lane nearest to the roundabout and watch the Chris Kelly after the 2nd roundabout the car has to change direction because of the parked cars my pupil does not have to change direction because they used forward planning. Good luck with your test.
Following thanks so much Peter
@sheltermusupai2393 thank you for following me and I really appreciate your support. Good luck with your test.
@@petermalone6688 hi Peter can you please help me find an instructor for Norris green test centre ASP
@@sheltermusupai2393 the only one who might be able to help is Chris Kelly driving School he has over a hundred instructors. Good luck with your test.
On double round about , first exit on first roundabout and second exit on second round about. Which lane should we move in I thought its left lane !!but after seeing this video i am little confused 😇😇
if you are a woman its understandable to be confused but if you are not, you need to read more theory and to do more practice
Exiting the roundabout you would move into the outside lane unless occupied by a vehicle.
@josephm8292 you can go ahead in either lane when there are two lanes onto a roundabout and two off. Go to 1:41 in the video and watch where my pupil goes and watch what the Chris Kelly car has to do when my pupil exits the second roundabout, he has to change direction because of the parked cars and it is important to have local knowledge because you will know there are parked cars on the left. And that is called forward planning. Good luck with your driving test.
Did the driver pass Peter?
@sarahlouise7641 no his test was cancelled and rescheduled for today and am happy to say today Leon passed second attempt at Norris Green. This video was a practice run for Leon so he could get the feel of how the test will go. His test will be going public next Monday, and he got a different route which is worth a watch. Safe driving for life.
Please upload with voice on video.
@Foodie462 on a driving test you're not allowed to have the audio on because of the date protection act. Good luck with your test.
On double round about , first exit on first roundabout and second exit on second round about. Which lane should we move in I thought its left lane !!but after seeing this video i am little confused 😇😇
@vjaj905 You can go ahead on both roundabouts in either the left lane or the right lane. Your examiner will give you a direction ahead ahead on both round abouts watch my pupil who takes the lane nearest to the roundabout and watch the Chris Kelly after the 2nd roundabout the car has to change direction because of the parked cars my pupil does not have to change direction because they used forward planning. Good luck with your test.
Thank you