@Me Meme this test was conducted well before the Covid 19 restrictions & lock down. That's why the examiner took full test as rules of the test was different than now. Hope you got the answer. Thanks for watching the videos 🙏
Hi, you may get the driving fault (commonly called minor) but you won't fail for leaving it off, provided it doesn't affect the vehicle and cause it to roll backwards or forwards. But to do the handbrake on will make the car more secure and would be safe for the other road users while you are waiting in traffic for a long time or at the the traffic light. Thanks for your query and hope you got the answer.
Hi Renata, yes he pulled up on the yellow line and driveway as the examiner did ask him to do so. Unless the examiner asked you to do therwise you have to choose the place which should be legal, safe and convenient. So, it won't be a fault. Unfortunately, just after this test this student theory has expired, and then the lockdown came, so he has to pass his theory test again and will attempt the practical test after. Once again thank you very much for your comments on the video and i hope that you got the answers of the questions.
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Thanks 🙏🙏🙏 for watching.
At 8:22 what’s that roundabout called?
Thanks for watching the videos.
This roundabout has no name, but you can call it Purley Way Ikea roundabout.
Hi , I was just wondering how many test routes there are for mitcham ?
Hi, there are about 12 different test routes are in Mitcham.
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Quite mean of the examiner to carry on with the test for so long and the manoeuvre knowing the student had already failed
@Me Meme this test was conducted well before the Covid 19 restrictions & lock down. That's why the examiner took full test as rules of the test was different than now. Hope you got the answer. Thanks for watching the videos 🙏
Hi, when I’ve stopped in traffic, will I fail for not putting up the handbrake ??
Hi, you may get the driving fault (commonly called minor) but you won't fail for leaving it off, provided it doesn't affect the vehicle and cause it to roll backwards or forwards. But to do the handbrake on will make the car more secure and would be safe for the other road users while you are waiting in traffic for a long time or at the the traffic light.
Thanks for your query and hope you got the answer.
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19:45 has he pulled up on yellow line and driveway? Wouldn't that be a fault too? Has this student now passed?
Hi Renata, yes he pulled up on the yellow line and driveway as the examiner did ask him to do so. Unless the examiner asked you to do therwise you have to choose the place which should be legal, safe and convenient. So, it won't be a fault.
Unfortunately, just after this test this student theory has expired, and then the lockdown came, so he has to pass his theory test again and will attempt the practical test after.
Once again thank you very much for your comments on the video and i hope that you got the answers of the questions.