When to signal to be safe and pass the UK driving test.
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- When and where you should use your signals (indicators/blinkers) to be a safe driver and pass the driving test in the UK. The video includes moving away, stopping, changing lane, slip roads, parking, cyclists and much more.
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00:00 Rule 1
01:09 Rule 2 and parked cars
01:50 Pulling over
02:28 More parked cars
02:42 Moving away
04:03 Junctions
06:04 Lanes and motorways
08:38 Roundabouts
10:03 Mini roundabouts
10:43 Parking
11:18 Cyclists
11:31 Use your head
11:51 Missing signals on the test
12:33 Decisions
14:30 Outro
These videos are excellent. I passed Yesterday with 0 minors - partly thanks to these videos! They are like having a 2nd instructor, who can sit down and talk you through everything when you aren't under the pressure of driving.
Congratulations on passing, what an incredible result!
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Learning and do too many mistakes😩
@@rahuldev650 keep your head up bro
@@rahuldev650 driving is partially about understanding how to drive but it's mostly just practice and training, you will get there but it takes time and effort. You'll get it wrong many many times and then start getting it more and more right naturally:)
Congrats on the pass
0:08 _In this video, whenever I talk about signalling I'm referring to your indicators: your orange flashing lights on either side of the car_
Nice of you to give an explanation for any BMW or Audi drivers who may be watching!
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So true
I passed my test today with two minor faults. Due to the covid backlog and my rural location and lack of instructors there, I wasn’t able to get any lessons with an instructor at all.
I practiced with friends and family in my own car for the last 4 months since getting my provisional, and I binge watched your videos, as well as reading the Highway Code as my bedtime story.
I was amazed and shocked after the test. Your videos helped so much, and I even had a few occasions where my dad was complaining at me for not indicating and I corrected him with information from your videos.
Thank you so much!!
I'm so happy to hear that! Congratulations on passing!
Congrats!! This gives me hope! 🙌🏾🙌🏾
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I passed my driving test 21 years ago in another country and have been driving since then. Now, I am watching your videos to revise before my UK driving test. These are invaluable sources of information, thank you.
It’s really interesting to see differences in different countries. In the UK, you only need to use the signalling in a sensible, for me, quite understandable manner. The very same goes for side looks. In Germany you are taught to even do a side look when there’s no lane, not even pedestrians next to you … well and signal for every obstacle in the road… daunting.
I have my test Tuesday so claiming this positive energy
Good luck!
@@ConquerDriving I passed 😆 first time
Passed my test today for the first time! Thank you so much for your videos!!
Whoever is still waiting to pass their test, don't give up! You can do it!!!
Congratulations on passing!
Congratulations how many lessons You took ?
@@mylittleworld2552 Thank you! Honestly, I probably did at least 100 hours. I didn't have any opportunity to practice other than my lessons so I did a lot lol
This man has single handed saved my driving his video help so much
I don't live in the UK, nor do i have any plans of moving to it, yet i still find myself watching videos instructing on how to pass the driving test in the UK.
The roundabout in the 6' is extremely complex!
I have a driving test coming up, I’m super anxious and tbh not feeling ready atal. My instructor says I am but I’m not so confident. I’ve watched so many videos of other instructors doing these types of videos and none of them stick in my mind like yours do. The way you explain things is amazing! You really break every thing down, almost remind me of a children’s tv presenter 😅 but think the way you teach and what you do is really positive, and very helpful. Fingers crossed for test day 🤞🏽and thank you for these videos! 🙏
Me too I have my test tomorrow and so nervous failed my mock test today didn’t help either but let’s do this 💪 give it your best shot
I passed my test today! It was my first attempt as a international student.
Thanks for all the tips Mate.
Great job! Congratulations on passing!
Very helpfull Thank you Richard
A great summary and channel information resource, subbed 👍🏼🏆
Love the videos helping me while I’m learning to drive thanks Richard
Loved the roundabout explanations !
What a wonderful trainer you are
Richard, thanks for all these brilliant videos 🙏
Thank you sharing with us such valuable information with amazing illustrations
I always got taught to signal in parking lots even for pedestrians not just drivers, but hardly any driver does
Im flabbergasted that the examiner passed the pupil who pulled out in front of the car who was not signalling when turning right at mini r/b! It is surely a serious or potential dangerous fault! I would not go at a mini roundabout until i am sure where the car with no signal is going! (read their position/speed) i also would not advise a learner to assume a car with no signal is going straight ahead at a mini roundabout. If instructors are advising that learners pull out when a car isn't signalling before seeing where car is going, i feel that is poor instruction.
Highway code states no signal for intermediate exit but no signal cannot be trusted as much as a signal cannot be trusted. Signals are only useful to increase anticipation of where a car should be going, which in turn increases reaction speed.
Great videos overall.
Your videos are amazing and very helpful mate.
Beautiful. Like his videos. Good job Richard.
I am always excited to see your new videos. This one is a great topic. Thanks Richard
I love your videos they are very helpful. I live in Colchester too
Thanks Richard, very useful as I’m learning to drive at the moment. Always great videos!
Thank you again for answering my questions..
Really thankful I found your channel! I have not driven in 18 years since I passed & your videos are the best refresher course I could've asked for. I've actually tried taking refrseher courses with an instructor but few lessons later, I quickly learnt that I've basically learned nothing at all.Your channel made a HUGE difference & I'm now more confident driving solo on the road then before! Thank you so much!
This was so good at explaining everything
Hiya well explained.!! I'm doing my lessons and got my test soon. I have been watching a mix of your videos and help me out alot. Many thanks. Keep it up 👍🏻
You’re such a legend mate , good on you lad
Amz...This video answered many questions in my mind. Tx
You’re the best conquer driving 😍😍
Wow, this video is good! It was my main question before my driving test. Thank you very much!
Driving lessons do not get any better than these! Thanks Richard, we drive on the left here in Jamaica too so your information is really applicable.
I have improved a lot learning to drive a manual car by watching your videos. They've built my confidence even before going for my practical test. Thank you Richard.
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So informative thank you
I would say I have taking driving lessons from last few months but my instructor never told me about signal tactics..thanks a lot for making video
Passed my test recently but still here to support ‼️
Thank you and congratulations on passing!
Brilliant video. So many instructors teach signal for just about every obstacle.
Your videos are the most logical among all. The points you are raising here is so important and yet so confusion sometime.
Thank you so much for your videos. I passed my driving test this week because of your helpful videos. :)
Congratulations on passing!
I wish there was a yt channel like you for left hand drive countries because youe explain stuff very accurately i took the general stuff but the side difference still is an obstacle for me i couldn't learn everything from u
Keep it up brother you're the best
I am just about to have my first driving lessons with a real car in a week. I have to say your videos have been a lot of help. Thank you very much sir!
I wish I studied before my first lesson. Thankfully I'm now in the groove of things, but not a good first impression on my part
I passed this morning 😁 thank you for the amazing videos I wouldn't have passed without them
That's great news! Congratulations on passing!
Passed my driving test yesterday, your videos helped so much can't thank you enough 😊
Congratulations on passing! I'm very happy to hear that the videos helped.
I just want to say Thank you!!! I passed my test the other day( Tuesday, 12/10) and your videos helped a lot. Thank you!!
Congratulations on passing!
I passed my test on Thursday first time with 2 minors, in large part due to these videos. Thanks, keep up the good work!
That's great news! Congratulations!
Hi Richard these videos certainly help but I’m going to let my dad train me when I’m in the car with him it’s better to have an instructor in the car with you telling you and doing what he says while behind the wheel but these videos are definitely help so thank you for that Richard
Passed last week been driving every day but still won’t miss one of your vids 👍🏻
Congratulations on passing!
Your videos really helps me to apply during my practical driving lessons in driving school and I passed to get my drivers license... thank you... I still learning to drive and refresh me into your videos...
Congratulations on passing!
I'll be moving to the UK soon and the signalling rules are going to be hard to get used to as they seem very different than here in the U.S. Here, you must always signal when you'll be changing the position of the car regardless of if you see another driver. The idea being there could always be a car you couldn't see. It's also expected you develop the habit of signaling so you do it every time. If you are making it a conscious choice you are taking more time to do it and increasing your chance of not doing it when you should. Another difference here is signaling isn't viewed as a request to let you in, it's a message to other drivers that you WILL be moving position. It's up to you to find an opportunity to do so. Sometimes people will make space and sometimes they won't but you signal at the point your intent becomes to move position. There are rules around the distance you should be signaling, you can't signal too early or too late when turning for example.
I was going down a country road (van behind me) i knew that the entrance was on the right few yards away so signal rt well in time so van would not overtake thought I was doing well but the when I drove into entrance the guy started to pap at me . People are so inpatient it knocked my confidence
This is not something you can control. It's best to learn to accept it, understand you're not doing anything wrong and ignore it.
Well explained 👌🏼👍🏼
Very helpful.. thanks
I'm going to use him for my lessons because it makes me feel comfortable and I trust him because he has only had 1 crash
I passed my road test yesterday, your videos helped alot, thanks Richard.
Congratulations on passing!
@@ConquerDriving thanks so very much 😊
This is excellent!!! helpful!!!
18 October 2022 - I passed with just one minor fault - "Move off - Safety"💃🕺 Thank You for the tips!!! watched loads of your videos!!!
That's great to hear, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
I have some problems when driving. I accelerate to slow. And when Turing I turn to late and then I need to steer a lot. Is there any videos on this? I think it would be nice with a video where you drive in traffic and juts explain where you start like brake or chabge gear and mirror signals. I seen some videos about this city and other places traffic in Sweden. Maybe can be useful at this chanel also. Thanks for all videos they really help to learn driving. I drive with family so super helpful with all videos. 😊
To accelerate faster you want to add a little more revs (gas) which enables you to lift the clutch a bit higher which in turn will accelerate you faster. Don’t lift the clutch before adding more gas as you will most likely stall.
And when turning into a side road from a main road try not get any part of the car past the start of the junction on your right before you start steering
I may do a commentary drive, thank you for the suggestion.
Try to follow the shape of the curb when making a short turn (right turn driving on the right, left turn in UK), so start steering when the front wheel is at the point where the curb bends off. For acceleration, move away with a little more gas and clutch a little higher up and gear up at higher revs.
Here is one of his videos on turning th-cam.com/video/f_WjNrC_GK8/w-d-xo.html , I found it helpful
I passed my test the other day and your videos helped! Will probably still watch for entertainment to be honest. Saved me some money when I stopped my lessons as well!
Congratulations on passing! Thanks for watching them videos, I hope they continue to help you.
I really thank you for your teachings, I really passed my definitive driving license test thanks to your videos, I learned a lot but still need to watch them. May God bless U.
I'm so happy to hear that, thank you and congratulations on passing!
I passed today thank you for the great videos keep it up
Congratulations on passing!
Thanks for doing this video I failed my test last week on undue hesitation and using signals too much (I didn't know it was a thing) this video has helped me understand where I whent wrong
Thank you, I wish you the best of luck with your next test.
You probably get this a lot, but THANK YOU 🙏 I conquered driving and got my license. I had a very hard time, but your videos made me go to the end and to see things and mistakes on myself I didn’t look or tough I’m doing them. Cheers from Serbia 🙌🏻
That's great to hear, thank you and congratulations on getting your licence.
I Am a new learner. Been learning since middle of July.Fortunately I have my own car to learn in so my daughters been taking me out until my driving instructor is free. I am 6th in the queue now. I passed my Theory first time two weeks ago. Hopefully not to long to wait now. Thank you for sharing your videos Richard I find them very informative. Xxx
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All "learners" are "new", that is why they are learners!
You are great
Thanks so much Richard, your videos have been so helpful! Just passed today after a year of driving without an instructor then having to do my test 300 miles from where I live because the backlog in all test centres!
Without you, I would not have passed!
I'm so happy to hear that, congratulations!
I find your videos the most easy to understand do you have a video on right 3rd exit in a multi round about I just can't get it right. Thanks
This video may help: th-cam.com/video/koK_a4KYs-E/w-d-xo.html
@@ConquerDriving Thank you I will watch this.
Brilliant!!!!
👍 brilliant!!!
Finally, I can say I passed with 3 minors ❤️😊🎊 1st attempt too 😊 took the test today morning in Cambridge
Thank you my online instructor your videos helped me a lot. For those who still to do their test good luck hardwork and prayers do work 😊
That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
@@ConquerDriving keep up the good work ❤️
Hi Richard!
Thanks a lot for videos, really fantastic efforts and this is one of the best channels I have seen. Today I passed the exam!
Greetings from Finland
That's really great to hear. Congratulations on passing!
@@ConquerDriving
Thanks
Please send the examiner who passed your Pupil after using the dual brake up here to Chorley, he sounds like a wonderful chap! Great video Richard once again!
He is an excellent examiner, makes everyone feel very comfortable. He's been doing it for nearly 20 years now and was an ADI for around 15 years before that so he is very experienced.
Regarding "missed opportunities" at roundabouts, this can also apply to turning from major to minor roads and vice-versa. I guess the same approach applies - take note of their signal but also take into account their speed and position. If for example I am waiting to turn left onto a major road from a minor one, and someone is approaching from my right and indicating to turn into the road I'm leaving, I like to wait until they have slowed down a fair bit before I move, in case they've just left their indicator on by accident or are planning to pull in or turn beyond the road I'm on.
Thx v m V.Useful.
Hello Richard,
Please make a video on how to take decision on filter traffic light. Sometimes it's so confusing. I am learning now.
Maybe this video will help th-cam.com/video/Z7otSzHB8pw/w-d-xo.html
Got my test tomorrow, a bit nervous but will do my best to drive safe
I hope it went well.
@@ConquerDriving didn't pass, will get it next time
Hi Richard I passed my test last Friday and just wanted to say ur videos are really helpful and defo helped me pass especially understanding roundabouts 👍
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
Hey buddy, I hope you're well.
I was wondering if you had a video on "speed limits" (i.e, roads, speeds for what area etc etc?).
I hope you don't mind me reaching out to you like this but I didn't know how else to ask. Another great and helpful video... My test is coming up and I'm still learning from you... Gulp! 😅😵💫
Thanks again!
Thank you for the suggestion, I may do later. But street lamps means it is 30mph, not street lamps is national and if it's different there should be signs.
@@ConquerDriving good point... Didn't think about that 😅
This subject will confuse BMW drivers
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The rules are much different here in Latvia. The only time we aren't supposed to signal is when it could be misleading to others. In any other case we need to signal regardless of whether anyone is behind us or not. We even have to signal when turning in car parks! Like, I failed my first driving test mainly because I didn't use signals when turning in two supermarket car parks. If I would drive like you did in this video, I would fail the test in 5 minutes.
The main reason why we have such strict requirements is that this helps drivers develop a habit of using signals, eventually improving traffic safety and reducing accidents. Some people refuse to obey (*khm khm BMW drivers*), but they're the minority and they actually tend to cause dangerous situations because of this.
Thank you for the video! Here are some suggestions that I would like to see you talk about:
* Overtaking other cars. Seriously, this is the single most dangerous maneuver, and yet I don't think that I have seen a video about it on this channel.
* The accidents and what to do when it happens. In Latvia, if only two cars are involved and the damage isn't serious enough to keep them from driving, then we can fill a form describing the circumstances of the accident that both parties sign and that would allow them to get the insurance payout to cover repair expenses. If the accident is more serious and/or if someone has been injured, we need to call the police.
* What to do when one or more of car lights don't work. Which light faults still allow driving and which ones prohibit driving entirely?
Thank you for your videos and your hard work! They have helped me and many others when our instructors get lazy and don't explain things in detail!
Thank you for your suggestions.
@@ConquerDriving please do videos with his suggestions. thank you
@@ConquerDriving Yes, please do a video on how to pass a slower vehicle! Especially on the highway, when you're going 70 mph, and you want to pass a truck that's going 5 mph below the speed limit. Sixth gear doesn't have much power. I know you're supposed to downshift into a lower gear to get more power. But I don't know the exact moment to downshift, and which gear to select.
@@hamsterama In my opinion downshifting is normally not necessary on the highway unless maybe you have a 1.0L engine and if you're already going the speed limit then it's not really a problem if the difference in speed is small and it takes some time to pass. Go when there is no car catching you on the overtaking lane and move back over when you can see the car you overtook in the centre mirror. Maybe on a two way road you would need to downshift so you can overtake quickly if the gap is small or you can't see very far, but I would try to avoid overtaking in this situation and wait for a safer gap anyway until you're very experienced with the car and can downshift quickly (see the rev matching video on this channel) so you can floor it
@@RusNad Yes, that's what I'd like to know....How to downshift quickly in order to gain power when there's not much of a gap in the passing lane. This is more of a problem during rush hour traffic, not so much on the weekend. On the weekend, no need to downshift, since the are a lot fewer cars. If I drive during rush hour on weekdays, though, passing in my manual car can be scary, and I avoid doing it. When I give a lot of gas in 6th gear, it takes a while to gain speed. I'm afraid of getting rear ended. None of this is an issue when I drive my automatic transmission car, because the car (I think) automatically drops a gear during hard acceleration (at least it sure feels that way). By the way, my manual car is a 2020 Corolla hatchback. It has a 2.0 liter, 169 hp engine, and it can automatically rev match on downshifts. I don't know if the Corollas sold in the UK have the auto rev match feature, but all manual 12th generation Corollas here in the US do.
Really great examples, good job! Also I'm curious about something Richard, I see that you have tips for many things and you think of many details, did that ever complicate driving for you, having too many things to think of? I'm currently at two months of driving and I'm trying to go 'by feeling' a bit more because I feel like I'm over-calculating/overthinking a lot and that makes me kind of a nervous driver.
You definitely have to go by feeling, but when teaching, telling someone to feel doesn't help. I give people advice and methods they can use to help develop their skills (feel). If you're feeling it, you are using your skill. A driving instructor does well when they help their pupil develop their skills.
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Just a suggestion could you please borrow a pickup truck just to show us how to park in a forward bay. It is one of the most challenging parkings. It is more difficult to do in a pickup truck maybe a demonstration from you could make things easier
Great video! I have a question, and i've seen your other videos, but I'd like your opinion anyways, please. So when I'm getting close to stopped cars at a red signal, should I maybe reduce to second and approach slowly with my foot off the pedals and just let the car roll, or should I put it on neutral and let it roll? I know that downhill I should keep my car in gear, but how about when the road is somewhat flat?
It is better to avoid costing as much as possible and stay in gear, particularly if you are above 10mph.
Hi Richard nice video however I have 1 question for you please answer this do you need to indicate left when the car infront of you wants to turn right or you can just pass the car from left hand side without indicating???
I'm not sure of what situation you mean, but if you think it's helpful then signal, if you think it's misleading then it's best not to.
Hi Love the help. Question. When moving from 2nd lane of a dual carriageway back to lane 1, your commentary said signal left. I’m a little confused as I believe it’s ok not to signal left to return to lane 1, as it’s your normal driving lane. Also, the signal can sometimes mislead if used near the exit of a slip road as it could be interpreted as leaving.
Would you mind clarifying this for me? Thank you.
You don't have to signal, but if there are others around you should. It can also be a good idea in case you missed someone approaching dangerously from behind.
Thanks for the videos, they have helped me out a lot as a new driver. Was just wondering, is it normal for the clutch to be making a feint grinding/rubbing noise when slipping it? Really paranoid i may have burnt/damaged the clutch.
It's not normal for the clutch to make a sound. Maybe it's the car vibrating and something buzzing as that can happen. It's also more likely to be the clutch release bearing if it is noisy which isn't really affected by riding the clutch.
@@ConquerDriving thanks for the reply. I might take it back to the dealer and have them take a look then
Is it must and should to watch for both wing mirrors as we enter any type of new road say junction , lights, bends etc
Check your mirrors if you're going to change speed or direction. If you have just pulled out of a road then you have already had good observations but if you're driving at a steady speed and want to suddenly accelerate, check your mirrors first. This video may help: th-cam.com/video/obwdyqW1ars/w-d-xo.html
Thanks.
If there was nobody around and i signal would that be a mark down or can i say its just good practice?
I have had an issue with my signal timing recently. Signalling before i look (split second but still irritating) hoping i can grow out of this habit before my test in November 😕
Do I have to signal when turning onto a one-way road (T junction - no going ahead) or turning left onto a dual-carriage way that only permits left turn (with a physical central reservation - so right turn not possible anyway).
You have to decide based on the individual situation. Is the signal helpful or misleading?
Hi, I struggled with right turns. When I turn right. I often turn too wide. Or when I pull into a parking space on my right ( Perpendicular Park) I struggle with getting car straight. But when I pull into park on my left I do it perfectly.What video of yours do you suggest I watch regarding this?
I have some forward bay parking videos and a right turn video that may help.
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Hey Richard , got a quick question to ask you in terms of driving test.
Would the examiner mark me down if I don’t take opportunities AFTER knowing I could have taken them. Eg this particularly happens at busy roundabouts where I’m not sure where the cars are turning but they end up going left, so then I realise I could’ve pulled out and gone but I didn’t want to take the risk. Same goes for mini roundabouts where I be extra careful because some drivers actually take U-turns , though uncommon it’s happened a lot in my experience and so I always wait for the roundabout to clear before going. Would that be marked down for hesitation even though I’m just being careful?
You would fail if you always waited for the roundabout to be clear before you went. People do U turns sometimes but it's normally obvious as they are slow and wide. You should not do U turns on mini roundabouts especially when other vehicles are around. You be marked for hesitancy if the examiner feels you are missing easy opportunities. They don't expect you to take the opportunities that require you to accelerate harshly. You will fail if you miss multiple easy opportunities. You are expected to take an easy shield, watch my video on mini roundabouts for more information.
@@ConquerDriving I watched your other video and it certainly helped, but I still feel uncomfortable relying solely on someone’s indicator at a big roundabout and at junctions , I always pull out to a roundabout at a steady speed so I try being very careful . Mini roundabouts are slightly easier though but here in Birmingham it’s shocking how many drivers have the nerve to U turn at them.
I am also learning in Birmingham the Traffic is quite heavy here and people signal wrong on roundabout. I had a narrow escape today when the driver gave left signal I prepared to go but instead he came in front on my car and crossed me. Really scared me.
would you signal left if going ahead at roundabout where there is no exit to the left just ahead and to the right ? ( something like turned T junction if you know what i mean )
If it was a proper roundabout I would signal left before leaving the roundabout. But if it's a mini roundabout I do not signal for going ahead.
You teach me more then my driving instructor tbh lol,
Question: will I get a minor if I signal when moving out if there no cars around? It’s a habit of mine if I get asked to pull up on the left side of the road, I always go my 6 point checks then signal right to move off. Will I get a minor signalling with no cars around?
I have my test next Tuesday 16th ah
Thank you, you don't need to signal if no one is around and you only need a six point check. You need to make sure no one is coming and check your road side blind spot.
Kind of helps. What about signalling approximately 3/4 road markings before you intend to turn left or right as a guide?
Signalling needs to be something you judge on a situational basis as apposed to an outright rule. Is it helpful, is it misleading? That's what is important.
Yes. That makes sense.
With Roundabouts I get so confused with lane markings, some of them are fading, but I know that's not the main problem cos others manage it fine, and I end up drifting to the lanes I'm not supposed to be in and then coming back. I just get so confused with them. Do you have any tips to stay in your lane, especially when you can't see the road markings as well?
When there are no road markings you can try to divide the road up in two lanes based on the width of a typical lane but the main thing you want to do is make sure you don't hit anyone as cars won't be taking such a predicable and marked out path.