Failed a driving test for observations? - [ Ссылка ]
The most common reason why people fail their driving test is ineffective observations. In this video, we look at how to observe at junctions and roundabouts. As a bonus, we'll also look at how to observe better when doing the driving test manoeuvres.
This is a how to observe properly at junctions driving lesson. You'll also see how not to fail your driving test for observations when doing the driving test manoeuvres.
Hope this video helps if you're learning to drive and taking driving lessons or have a driving test soon.
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This video includes:
00:00 Most common reason for failing a driving test intro
00:30 Observations at junctions
03:07 Roundabouts
04:34 Forward bay parking
06:16 Reverse bay parking
07:39 Parallel parking
09:43 Pull up on the right & reverse 2 car lengths
11:02 Emergency stop
11:30 Outro
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