Yes, he passed

Not necessarily. It is possible so you must prepare for it.

@@sheilaconnelly1708 how likely is it that you will ?

@@GlobalFootyTV it depends on the location of your test

Morning, about 11am

Had my test on 2nd July 2023 and the test route was exactly this one. I passed with 4 minors, though the examiner got confused with with the second roundabout in chapel road and we ended up driving around it to get in the correct exit. I really thought I had failed but it turned out I was right and she was wrong lol

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Roads with regular spaced street lights are 30. You can look at the GPS to get an indication of the road speed. The national speed limit for cars on dual carriageways is 70. If you are not sure it is worth asking the examiner.

The speed reading is not accurate. It's derived from GPS and there's a delay which underreads the speed. So not actually driving as slowly as it appears.

It's important to respond to your observations. If you see other road users pause what you're doing, wait to be sure you know what they're going to do, if necessary wait for them to pass and then resume when you're 100% sure it's safe.

My friend did her driving test in Tolworth and she was driving 17 on 20 road. That what the examiner went to see. And she drove 45 on 50 road speed.

Thank you for the question Sahara. You don't necessarily have to do parking for the manoeuvre. It could be pull up on the right and reverse as was the case here. The speed on the dashcam is not accurate. It reads several miles less than the actual speedometer reading.

parking on the right and reverse 2 car length

the double roundabout forgot the name of it

@@bagzyzed2792 I think it’s Scilly Isles roundabout- you should be careful there and make sure you look right twice properly. I failed because I didn’t look right for the second roundabout even though the way was clear

There are two round abouts in one And you can easily fail be ready to slow down and look right on the second one too

Good luck! Do you know why you're scared?

Thank you Matthew. I actully had this question come up on my own part 2 driving test. (It's one of the tests you need to pass to become a driving instructor). I memorised all the tell me answers in preparation and readiness, but before the test my trainer told me to keep my answers to the tell me questions brief. So on the day I just pointed at the stick, said 'I'd check the oil here' and 'I'd top it up here' pointing at the oil filler cap and the examiner said 'OK' and I passed with no fault.

Glad you found it useful. The fault was recorded for being closer than tyres and tarmac distance.

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Just tell them, for many you'd just say 'I'd operate the switch'

@@DrivingTestMordan thank you

@@DrivingTestMordan update I passed this morning with 2 minors thank you for your vidoe it helps so much

@@louisebarker7682 well done Louise that's brilliant. I'm so happy to hear that. Thanks for letting us know.

Congratulations and thank you for watching.

Fingers crossed for you. Thanks for the request. I will do my best.

Did you pass??

If your wanted to turn right on Rougemont Avenue, mirrors, signal, right in good time and when you arrive at the gap turn right into the central reservation, place your car within the gap as much as possible. The idea is to position so as to enable vehicles to pass you easily on the left, without blocking vehicles in the opposite direction.

Congratulations, well done.

@@DrivingTestMordan thank you so much 😊 keep it up 👍🏻

It was 2:30pm

@@DrivingTestMordan thanks 😊