V v v confusing roundabout. If you follow first roundabout big sign. It says 5th exit for lower bredbury. But you took 4. And followed all later signs for bredbury. Not lower bredbury. Can you plzzzzz clarify

3:39 why did you went to the 3rd exit while you said 2nd?

Thank you for these videos, they are very helpful. I have driven on these roads countless times but as a self-taught driver, it helpes to check and balance what I know from an instructor's perspective. Many thanks once again.

Thanks Debbie

how do you manage when the enter lanes are vweery busy?

Ugh I absolutely hate that roundabout even I’ve never been on that roundabout before! This is why I carried on the M40 and come off at Beaconsfield!

Well done

thanks for this i was wondering about that first turning

Is there red light cameras? Asking for a friend

Any traffic light cameras in this roundabout?

Drove in Spain first time yesterday. I’m from the uk and had only ever driven in uk before in a right hand drive car. Got a Spanish hire car yesterday and was expecting the most challenging part to be remembering to drive on the right and go round roundabout to the right but I was surprised to realise driving on the left hand side of the car is the biggest challenge leaving enough room to the right for the biggest part of the car. Actually lightly clipped the passenger wing mirror once yesterday and drove on the line on right on dual carriageway where it makes a noise to warn you. Also keep going to change gear on the left which I thought would be easy not to do.

If you are being undertaken it means that YOU are in the wrong lane.

Hi, could you explain whether you’re able to turn right using the middle lane? It does state A3010 and a straight ahead arrow but I’ve had so many near misses with cars using this lane to turn right into the left A340 lane on the roundabout cutting me up when I’m attempting to turn right and get into the left A340 lane to exit off for Morrisons.

Thanks so much for this. Really helpful

Nobody in the Flemish region drives at 70 kph or less - I know for a fact because I was overtaken by many other cars while driving there.

very good helpfully video

Bredbury was third exit. U tookd second. Really confused me. Please clarify otherwise I wont be able to understand what to do

Question: When we exit the roundabout why do we use the right lane instead of the left?

Thank you so much, it helps a lot!

Hi there. I will have my driving test in Farnborough next Saturday if my driving instructor allows. Your video clips really help! Appreciate it!!

Should I/do I use indicators at this roundabout? Peel common is a spiral roundabout?

U should also narrate which exit u took for lower bredbury. Signs are confusing for new people. According to me it was 5th exit. Including the small exit on sign board. Can u clarify please

Hi I really like ur videos how fo I book u for lessons

This isn’t a driving test route though

Confusing lol

I did this roundabout yesterday with my instructor and the same exit. I stayed right the whole time, which feeds you to the middle lane coming round and came off in the right hand lane. Are you okay to move over to the very left hand lane then? I know they both say Fareham and Gosport on the road markings but I would’ve thought that was cutting across a lane?

7:07 do you have to come around like that or the outside lane then into the left lane

7:22 so you indicate twice whilst going around this beige you even go off at your turning ?

if you wanted to turn right into one of those side roads could you?

So no signalling twice at roundabout. Surely a minor

Is that slip road 40 or is It national speed limit

In this situation if car in right lane need to put indicator or not?

What if you are in the box when turning right, but the road is not cleared for you to move forward

Thank you

Lovely commentary drive

what if you check the mirrors and it's not safe to merge? do you just stop in the road and wait?

Would I be able to do it from the right lane and then move to the left lane once I pass the third exit? Just to confirm it is a dual carriageway?

Excellent

Short broken white lines in the centre of the road, these mark the centre of the road, when these lines lengthen and the gaps shorten, it means that there is a hazard ahead, do not cross them unless you can see the road is clear and wish to overtake or turn off.

Double white lines where the line nearer to you is solid, this means you MUST NOT cross or straddle it unless it is safe and you need to enter adjoining premises or a side road, you may cross the line if necessary, provided the road is clear, to pass a stationary vehicle, or overtake a pedal cycle, horse or road maintenance vehicle, if they are travelling at 10 mph or less, some double white lines have areas of hatched markings inside or to the side, you must not cross a solid white line to enter a hatched area, the only exception is on a single carriageway at the end of an overtaking lane where 2 lanes reduce to 1, in this situation you may cross the solid white line to enter the hatched area for the reasons mentioned for double white lines, you shouldn’t need to cross a solid white line to pass a stationary vehicle as stopping on any length of road with double white lines is prohibited, even if the white lines on that side of the road is broken, the only exception is stopping on roads with double white lines to pick up or drop off passengers or to load or unload goods but you should stop off the main carriageway if possible, hatched markings always point towards the direction of travel, chevron markings always point towards oncoming traffic, if you see chevron markings then the traffic flow is going in 1 direction, if you see hatched markings the traffic flow is 2 way, you can enter hatched and chevron markings with a broken white line if it’s safe and necessary to do so, you can’t enter hatched and chevron markings if there is a solid white line. 🙃

Can I take lessons with you

That’s, no matter what road you’re on, single carriageway with 2 or more lanes going in the same direction, dual carriageway or motorway, lane 1 is the normal driving lane, the lane next to you is for overtaking or for turning right (except on a motorway as you can’t turn right on a motorway). 🙃

Can you give your phone number

Where are you from

Hi have you got automatic car if you have can I take lessons

Very helpful even for motorcycle exam🏍️👍

If I was coming from bognor regis and taking the 3rd exit to Chichester which would be ahead at the roundabout do I need the left lane or the right lane ?

it's very useful. Thanks

So out of date! Most cars now have LED lights so unable to replace at the roadside. Most cars with LED lights can be set to driving on the right in the settings so no deflector needed.

Nice explanation like your vedios