Canterbury Driving Test Route 1

[@AdamHiley-k7k]

Canterbury is nice i live in Chelmsford Essex

[@SaharAzizWafa]

Thank you so much ❤

[@drivewithcare_uk]

You're welcome 😊

[@MO20024]

thank you sir 👍

[@drivewithcare_uk]

Most welcome

[@johnkent-thanet-uk]

Personally Tudor, I would encourage, should the opportunity arise, a L driver to allow a waiting vehicle to emerge from a junction into queuing traffic. This would display to the examiner initiative, patience and competence skill. Remembering not to flash your lights or wave to the emerging driver, all it needs is to glance in the direction of the the driver as vehicles ahead start to move off. See and be Seen, eye to eye contact without hand gestures. Also, while in a queue of traffic leave an open space at road junctions to allow possible traffic flow, common courtesy. Naturally, this all takes place in a second or two. Easy for the experienced drivers among us, I get that. Just my opinion, others may respectfully disagree 😏

[@madinamohamed4806]

Thank you .

[@drivewithcare_uk]

You’re welcome! I’m planning a few more 👍

[@gillisovets9281]

Thank you!

[@drivewithcare_uk]

You're welcome!

[@Crazy..family.1]

Thank you! Route 2,next?

[@drivewithcare_uk]

Yeah I’ll have to look into that 👍

[@markburgess6801]

so how does canterbury compare with folkestone

[@drivewithcare_uk]

Well I’m less familiar with Canterbury usually just driving in for the odd trip. As far as passing tests go, I think Canterbury has a 50:50 pass to fail ratio. The traffic probably doesn’t help!