Boston Driving test route with Elliott's Driving School Commentary

[@elliottsdrivingschoolpeter4839]

Just like to add that the Lady in this test went back to Boston in her own car (I couldn’t do the test due to family commitments) and passed with 1 minor Mark. We managed to get a quick lesson in a few days before just to go over manoeuvres in her car. 👏👏👏

[@AhmedAyinde-g7d]

Thanks a lot for this video, passed today with no minors at all!

[@chandkondapalli]

Brilliant Very helpful video Thank you @Elliott’s Driving school

[@DriveWithG]

thanks for the video .the volume is too low though

[@endian675]

When I took my test (1995) there were multiple routes where you turned left out of the first junction, but ONE route where you turned right. Guess which one I got...yes, the turn right one. A really terrible route, with a not great examiner (trying to set me up for failure - he succeeded). When I took my second test, I turned left out of the junction and happily passed. Seeing that test centre still brings up nerves for me 🤣😐

[@ahmedgad4525]

Very useful . Many thanks

[@keith6400]

If you recorded at 4X speed we could adjust playback on KZbin to 0.25 and achieve real speed playback.

[@CasualPOVs]

Hi. The driving test route isn't working in Google maps. Can you please update it? Thanks for the videos anyway! Cheers

[@jugarisasayles2442]

Thank you for this video clips. Will my test in 1st week Jan 2021. Fingers crossed

[@HYPERSONIC4199]

Did you pass?

[@davidbrown5233]

Can't hear you !

[@sibimathew3792]

👍

[@alfredspicer3697]

This english bredda ya dont know what he is saying here,because boston in the USA dont drive on the left side of the road.

[@elliottsdrivingschoolpeter4839]

Hi Alfred. There is a Town called Boston in England. In fact Boston in America is named after that town. Here’s the Wikipedia link for more info en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Boston From that page ‘Governor Winthrop announced the foundation of the town of Boston on September 7, 1630 (Old Style),[12][13] with the place named after the town of Boston, in the English county of Lincolnshire, from which several prominent colonists emigrated. The name also derives from Saint Botolph, who is the patron saint of travelers.[14][15]’

[@ab-dan1578]

@@elliottsdrivingschoolpeter4839 Tell him this is the original Boston hhh.