DAS - Faults - Combination - Module 2

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[@ragnarrthorsen2792]

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[@mrmoon1482]

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[@clarkeosborne2611]

From what I can see from the video is (1). Road positioning not good on left turns. (2). Jumped two amber signals. (3) in position two for a right turn. Same on the roundabout . Please let me know how I did. As I am thinking of doing my mod test. Been riding a aprillia 125 for 4 yrs.

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[@ozziexd4845]

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[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

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[@davidspinks5656]

Hello, I just failed my mod 2 as a car illegally pulled in front of a bus at the last second at some lights on a roundabout which made the bus stop and the lights change. This meant I was close to a keep clear road marking which had no visible start and end lines. If I'm correct these road markings are advisory?

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Unlucky. Illegally or not its how the situation develops and your involvement and actions as a result pan out. Without being there I am unable to comment but the Examiner would of offered his reasoning for the fail? If not your Instructor could of? Good luck next time.

[@davidspinks5656]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining the examiner just said I was close to the keep clear road markings but as there was no designated, visible lines I couldn't argue. I've seen and read so many reasons for failure due to someone else's mistake that could not of been foreseen or avoided.

[@DylanGSXR]

9.04 my instructor said to control the lane by being in the middle when turning right , is this right ,I think something could come up the inside of you on the right ,am I wrong ,you look like you have position 3 over to the right as your turning right . please can you explain .thank you .

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Listen to your Instructor, there is no right or wrong, be flexible here. Certain test centres like it certain ways too.

[@__-yw1hb]

is 'straight lining' a roundabout a common term? i was told this by an examiner as a major fault on Mod 2, and most frustratingly had not been told i was doing this before test day (tho i had been working on correcting my shoulder checks for 1st 2nd and 3rd exits of a roundabout); assuming its on 2nd exit roundabouts like your example in 8:18 where the rider seems to be in neither left nor right lanes of the roundabout as there are no lane markings, so they would impede any other traffic going right on the roundabout

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Straight lining is a favoured option post test. Yes on your Mod 2 you wouldn’t get away with it as lane discipline is needed.

[@Near2Future]

Just finished my thoery today, i've been riding on the road aound 1 year. My weakness is junctions & turning into them, i can't judge how much i need to slow down.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Speed is always relevant to your visibility. Always approach at a speed that enables you to act on what you can see.

[@Near2Future]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining I'd say it's mostly i don't know how much braking i need to do before the junction. Maybe i just brake gently & pregressively after i've propositioned myself? Just unsure if that would be allowed. Idk if it would be classed as braking to early.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Near Future brake in preparation definitely but not too early. Where are you based? Get some quality tuition will help.

[@Near2Future]

​@@RJHMotorbikeTraining I'm in brechin / scotland. Unfortunately, due to covid tests were suspended but apparently went back to "normal" on the 3rd just wanting to see where i can get lessons :)

[@tomaskrashevsky818]

You have enter the bus lane (5:16) where the sign alows only buses, taxi and bicycle. I have been fined for such thing - no motorbike symbol there. And again at 5:27 :)

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Tomas Krashevsky you can enter the bus lane outside of its times of operation. This particular one is Monday to Friday 7am to 10am and 4pm to 7pm

[@tomaskrashevsky818]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining True, I just realised that in London over night in many areas they changed all bus lanes to Any Time and before you know it ... :)

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Tomas Krashevsky shame. Always check because yes they change them sometimes

[@tomaskrashevsky818]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining Yeh, it takes a second of lost concentration and it almost always happens in the area you know very well, you begin riding/driving on memory and even if you think observation is good, it turns out that something is easily missed but hopfully nothing critical :) like pedestrian on zebra :)

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Tomas Krashevsky good advise what are you riding?

[@chriskingston4256]

theses videos are great. i am starting my direct access course tommorow. have my two tests booked for monday. Your videos have shown me exactly what to expect and what i am going to be doing / dealing with. if i lived closer i would be using you guys!

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Great news Chris. Good luck, glad the videos help. Let us know how you go on.

[@chriskingston4256]

Forgot all about this! I passed. First time. Both tests. Sadly. Have not been out on my motorbike since November due to the current situation. But your videos helped me massively on getting test ready so quickly!

[@nazarnaz1018]

Hi mate, thanks for the video! Just a quick one maybe you know: if you are allowed to ride in bus lane, can you join it ONLY on the dashed part (like you did) or it is ok to cross the solid white line if you decide to move there a bit later (like he did) during Mod2? Thanks

[@DanielFowles-q7b]

Is ok with you on my day on 50cc can i go in to cars in Mittal

[@Home_made_ch]

Is fault if you cross white solid line, to get to buss line? In case if you did not take buss line in time

[@_eggdealer75]

Nope!

[@stevemorrish5876]

Wow at 9:20 didn't do life saver glance as turning right

[@KingHusni]

Thank you so much for posting this video! It is very helpful to see our mistakes! What is the mistakes on 0:40 1:45 9:25? Please help me identify them!

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

+KingHusni 0.40 you turn to the left too early, need to hold your right of lane position. Can you see how close you go to the centre white line, which could be conflict.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

+KingHusni 1.45 harsh use of front brake, control issue.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

+KingHusni 9.25 is a 40mph approach to roundabout, which means traffic is moving faster on the roundabout. Red van approaching from your right, you only just cleared his exit.

[@fergus804]

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[@DylanGSXR]

turning right at traffic lights what position should you be in ? middle of lane or over to the right ?

[@Palmit_]

close the door. command position 3. this also lets other drivers what you intend. it's common to forget indicators, so nobody really relies on them. also being anything than right side of lane (in this case) makes your turn pretty much a right-angle. That WILL always make you wide (to the left in this case).

[@Atilla8huno]

5:16 bus lane, says Bus, Bicycle and Taxi, Mon - Fri, 7 - 10 am, 4 - 7 pm. Does it say motorcycle is not allowed at anytime? What exactly this signalisation says for us (motorcycles) during the test?

[@thomasmcloughlin2520]

Any vehicle outside the times shown, 7-10am and 4-7am are the times the bus lane is operational where only vehicle types marked on the sign (bus, bicycle and taxis) some bus lanes I’ve seen in London have a picture of a motorcycle on them along with the bus bicycles and taxis which means motorcycles are allowed at any time.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

read comment below

[@jamieb1826]

At 2:12 Why does he need to do a right life saver for a simple speed limt change ?

[@potnoodles4life171]

'Find somewhere safe' 10:15 lmfao chap was parked at a bus stop behind a bus 🤣🤣

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Thanks glad you like the videos

[@potnoodles4life171]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining glad to know you still read and reply to comments on old videos. Gonna do my mod 1 and 2 when the weather gets warmer next year. Any tips or do's and don'ts for the mod 2 because I think the mod 1 is pretty straight forward.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

@@potnoodles4life171 there are so many mod 2 videos on our channel. Are you a car driver?

[@potnoodles4life171]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining yeah I know there's so many tips and tricks out there I just feel like riding on the road is always evolving and changing so if there's any new info it would be great. No I've never driven a car been a 125 rider for a couple of years. Still do my shoulder checks on the way to work most days to keep up the habit.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

@@potnoodles4life171 my advise would be to get some lessons in. Non car drivers generally need to put a bit of time into roadcraft.

[@dinxsy8069]

Would this have been a fail for the test? Didn't seem to confident in riding with all the bad road positioning and drifting, also that dash @7:15 he/she did across the Amber light when there was enough time to stop in good time.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

+Dinxsy 7.15 would probably be ok, its a 40mph road, so not enough time to stop.

[@dinxsy8069]

RJH Motorbike Training Ah okay,

[@RCFunEveryday]

I have a question, I recently passed my CBT for a 125, I was going along a road with a 40mph speed limit, the instructor insisted I go faster and was happy with me doing 60mph. The speed limit sign was very small though, but it was still a circular sign with a road rim. Just curious for another persons advice on if I was right to do 40 or if 60mph was legal? The cars in front were also at around 60 (just edging away from me slowly) but I have always understood that circular signs with red round them are mandatory, not advisory. Curious about your opinion on this, please :)

[@zaphodbeeblebrox9109]

RC Fun Everyday he was wrong to tell you to go 60. If the sign is red and circular and says 40, its 40.

[@ArcadeCabNBud]

i spotted quite a few of the faults, quite fun this is rob

[@CHRISDABAHIA]

5:16 Isn't this for bicycles only, not motorbikes?

[@punkprincesdfdfdfdf]

The green cycling box? Yes The bus lane? Depending on where you are in the country some places motorcycles are allowed some they aren't

[@loreabidingcitizen5915]

@4:44 I would have thought this was a minor for crossing a solid white?

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

On a Module 2 test if you don't use the bus lane when you could use it you could get a minor or a serious fault. He was very late coming into the bus lane.

[@julianperry5141]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining I'm always hesitant on using bus lanes as I've had near misses from cars turning left into driveways without checking.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

@@julianperry5141 Yep you have to have eyes in your....... well you know what I mean you have to be alert.

[@WiseFoolTrades]

Hey Sir when the examiner asks you to find somewhere safe to pull over, will it be okay to pull up on double yellow lines?

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

+Wise Fool I have found this to be different at different test centres and depending on the Examiner. I would always advise my pupils to ask the Examiner to clarify this in the brief at the beginning of the Module 2. It seems if the Examiner is stuck at lights for example, they (mostly) are happy for you to wait on double yellow lines, so they can keep an eye on you. However if they are following you and they want you to pull over somewhere safe, legal, and convenient then dont pull over on double yellow lines. Always best to ask.

[@WiseFoolTrades]

RJH Motorbike Training Thank you very much for your reply! I will be hopefully re taking my A2 Mod 2 for the third time as I failed twice back in August.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Where did you take your tests? and why have you struggled?

[@WiseFoolTrades]

RJH Motorbike Training I took my tests in Uxbridge Test Centre in West London.and I passed my Mod 1 with 0 minors but I failed my Mod 2 first time with 4 minors and 1 major which was for waiting too close to the centre white line whilst turning right (there was a big RV coming the other way and I caused him to slow down). Second time around I had 0 minors but 1 major which was doing 35 mph in a 30 zone. That was all back in July/August 2015 and I was so devastated that I failed that I just put off doing my Mod 2 till now.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

+Wise Fool 3rd time lucky!! Hope our video's are helping you!

[@gregskel48]

should he not have stayed in A if turning left at traffic lights? and does moving to C via swan-necking constitute a fault?

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

yes it can be a fault

[@captainaverage721]

OK a question, in an advisory "twenys plenty" signs and 20 painted on road surface do i treat this as manditory

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Graham Stewart Advisory means just that advisory. What shape sign are you referring too? 20 written on the road should be with a Mandatory sign? If you can be more specific I will try and clarify ok

[@captainaverage721]

i decided to google twentys plenty, it seems that this was a road safety campaign jointly champoined by several local authorities here in Strathclyde,.from memory the signs are white rectangular with green edging the twenty is circled by a green ring and wording below "twentys plenty" framed by green rectangular.unfotunately twentys plenty zones are in my test route

[@zakplayyy]

Very helpful in preparation for test. What is the fault at 5:55?

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Given that his positioning was wide and not closing the door he would of benefited from a left lifesaver anticipating a cyclist?

[@kingdom777866]

What power bikes used for mod 1 & 2 ??

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[@philloynes]

Swear I saw Westhoughton for a second there!

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Yes you would of done. One of our schools is in Eccles.

[@Trevorbailey-i7s]

This rider looks like he has no road sense maybe his first time on road?

[@RedlineRossi]

Would this have passed? it looked pretty error strewn. Got my DAS in a couple of weeks or so. Trying to gather as much info as possible. What worries me is that my test is in a location I do not know. Very informative videos BTW 👍

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

a test in an unfamiliar location can give you an edge

[@Horriblebastad]

@@RJHMotorbikeTraining Rids you of complacency?

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

@@Horriblebastad 100% well done

[@wallycustard1340]

Pretty pointless if you don't explain.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Try and work it out yourself, any questions ask. Thats the best way to learn!!

[@wallycustard1340]

No it isn't. That why every subject has teachers - to explain. I paint with an airbrush. I'm assuming you don't. I could show you a video of someone making mistakes and you could spend all day trying to figure out the small errors. If I tell you as you watch, you will understand immediately and get the correct information instead of buggering about.

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

Oh OK you know best. Thanks for your comments.

[@Kickassdave]

I partly agree. Thankfully I'm aware of what the majority of the faults were, but if I was unsure, I'd have been left a bit puzzled. It's cool to ask, but KZbin isn't the platform for swift replies. I like your videos btw. Otherwise extremely informative.

[@senpaibushido7911]

yeah I could not figure out in most of the cases wut he did wrong

[@jabirsharif8315]

I failed for the second time yesterday. I'm very angry and disheartened by it. I did everything I could, but there's always unnecessary stupid people in the way of the road which is so infuriating. Now I have to wait another 2 months to attempt to pass for the 3rd time. Every candidate passed except for me, and I'm taking the bus like an idiot still.

[@riejuroks1]

i hope you have managed to pass since this comment, but don't blame others for your failing. if you react correctly to idiots on the road, you will not fail... you only fail because of your own mistakes...

[@jabirsharif8315]

@@riejuroks1 I managed to pass in January, it wasn't easy but I'm very happy I passed it this time!

[@riejuroks1]

@@jabirsharif8315 nice! Congrats.

[@mentalplayground]

Very useful. Even after you have your A.

[@gstarraw869]

Did he pass?

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

this is training not the test

[@dorianharvey4093]

Why are you riding bus lanes?!?!

[@RJHMotorbikeTraining]

why not?