While the examiner plays a key role, your preparation and driving habits are what truly make the difference. Focus on mastering the skills and staying calm under pressure-that’s what will ultimately set you up for success!

You're very welcome! Congratulations on passing your G2 on the first try-that's an amazing achievement! I'm so glad the mock tests helped. Drive safe and enjoy the road!

i! I'm so glad you found the video helpful for reverse parking-it’s a great skill to practice as a beginner. The cones I used in the video are about 12 inches tall. I placed them to help the audience clearly see where I’m parking. Keep practicing, and you’ll master reverse parking in no time!

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Hi, thanks for your comment! I use 3/4 of a turn on my car because it has a different steering ratio. If you're following the same steps on another car, you might need to adjust. For most cars, you would turn the wheel one full turn to the right to start, and then when you're reaching the corner, turn the wheel all the way to the left. Let me know if you need more clarification!

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Thanks for your observation! She successfully passed her G2 test recently and is now preparing to practice on the highway.

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Congratulations on passing your G2 test! 🎉 I'm so glad the video helped you, and I agree-Noi does an amazing job explaining everything step by step before performing the actions. Wishing you safe and confident driving ahead!

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Congratulations on passing your G2 test on your first attempt! 🎉 I'm so happy to hear that the videos helped you, especially as a nervous driver. Starting from zero experience and achieving this is such an amazing accomplishment. Thank you for recommending the videos and for your support-wishing you safe and confident driving ahead!😊👍

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You're welcome, and thank you for watching! When making a U-turn from the left side on a one-way street, you should generally complete the U-turn into the leftmost lane of the street you're entering, as it keeps you closer to the curb and aligns with safe driving practices. Always ensure U-turns are permitted in that area and check for any signs or road markings that might indicate otherwise. If you're unsure, let me know, and I can explain further!

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Hi! Thanks for watching and for your comment! Actually, when turning left at a traffic light, you typically enter the closest left lane first, as the student did in the video. Once you're in the left lane, you would then signal and safely switch to the right lane if needed. So in this case, the student followed the correct procedure. Hope that clears things up.

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Hi! Thanks for watching and for your question! At intersections without stop signs, it's important to approach with caution, check for other vehicles or pedestrians, and be prepared to yield to traffic coming from the right (unless otherwise indicated). If the student didn’t appear to brake, it could be because they scanned the intersection in advance and confirmed it was clear. However, it’s always a good practice to slow down slightly to ensure safety. Thanks for pointing that out!

You're very welcome! Congratulations on passing your G2 on your first try-that's amazing! I'm so glad the video helped. Drive safely and enjoy the road!

Thank you for your comment! At 6:53, the fault was marked because although the student signaled, it might not have been timed correctly or placed appropriately for the situation (e.g., signaling too late or too early). Proper signal use includes ensuring it's clear and provides enough notice to other road users. I hope this helps clarify!

Congrats on passing your G2 on the first try! That’s an amazing accomplishment! I’m so glad the mock tests were helpful-safe driving out there!

Thank you for your comment! When I put 'TRAFFIC CHECK: no right-left,' it means the driver did not properly check to the right and left before proceeding, like at a stop sign or when turning. It's important to scan both ways to ensure it's safe, and missing this could result in points deducted during a road test. Let me know if you have more questions!

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Hi! Yes, during the road test, if you’re at a red light and there’s no pedestrian or oncoming traffic, you should proceed with the right turn if it’s safe and legal to do so. Make sure to come to a complete stop first, check for pedestrians, traffic, and signs that might prohibit the turn. Safety is the priority!

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Great question! Moving your head to look left and right before reaching the stop sign is part of scanning the intersection early. It helps you gather information about potential hazards before you stop. Once you get to the stop line, you’ll scan again to make sure it’s safe before proceeding. This habit shows good situational awareness during the test!

The reason you check the back right window even in a single lane is to ensure there’s no cyclist, pedestrian, or obstacle in your blind spot before making a move. Safety checks like these are crucial, regardless of lane count.

Congrats on passing your Class 7! 🎉 I'm so glad the videos helped you prepare. Drive safe and keep practicing those good habits!