Driving Test Fail Explained: The Importance of Solid White Lines

In this video, we take a closer look at a common driving test mistake that can easily result in a fail. Solid white lines are there for a reason: they mean "do not cross unless in an emergency." Unfortunately, even a slight infraction can lead to an automatic failure, as we see in this footage.
Our candidate slightly crosses the solid white line while joining the carriageway. Although the infringement was minimal, it was enough to result in a fail. This incident underscores the importance of adhering to all road markings during your driving test.
Additionally, we follow the candidate as they navigate the Hanford Vanderbilt route flawlessly. This part of the video highlights that you can drive perfectly in many respects but still fail due to a seemingly small fault.
Stay tuned for more driving tips and insights to help you pass your test first time
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[@thomasdalton1508]

That's very harsh. It is difficult to tell from that camera angle if they even crossed the solid line at all. They were clearly waiting until the end of it, so they knew what they were supposed to do. I can't understand how that's a serious fault...