How to pull up on the right and reverse 2 car lengths - [ Ссылка ]

A brief guide on this driving test manoeuvre, pulling up on the right and reversing 2 car lengths, then re-join traffic.

Although it goes against advice from The Highway Code, it's something that you might find necessary to do in the future and is part of the UK driving test.

The examiner on your driving test will be looking for good control, observation and accuracy.

You are allowed to block driveways if you're asked to do this manoeuvre on your driving test.

You'll be practising this with your driving instructor during your driving lessons.

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Chapters:
00:00 How to pull up on the right intro
00:37 When to pull up on the right
01:28 The examiner's instructions & where to pull up
02:31 How to pull up on the right
03:13 Reference point for pulling up on the right
03:59 Reversing 2 car lengths
05:58 Moving off from the right
06:38 Vehicle behind, stopping you from reversing
07:10 Vehicle pulls up in front of you
08:05 About to hit the kerb when reversing?
08:45 Can't see when pulling out
10:25 Outro

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