Driving Test Talk Through in Kettering, Northamptonshire

A talk through a very rural route from Kettering Driving Test Centre. Here we can examine the mistakes made by the candidate.
This route was very much a country road one. In my experience, most routes and a mixture of town and country driving.
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This video is a talk through of the driving test route in Kettering, UK. It explains the route and what to expect during the test. The video is helpful for those who are preparing for their driving test and want to know what to expect. After watching this video, you will be have a better idea about the driving test in Kettering, UK.
Kettering, Northamptonshire.

[@anuraju95]

I passed my exam today.. Thank you so much for your videos.. It helped me a lot

[@lawrencesdrivingschool]

Excellent news!! So glad you found my videos helpful 🙂Enjoy your new freedom.

[@codyedwards5946]

i've got a test in kettering on the 17th of this month, this has been really helpful !

[@lawrencesdrivingschool]

Good luck Cody!!

[@codyedwards5946]

@@lawrencesdrivingschool an update, i passed with 1 driving fault! thanks for the great information in these videos it has really helped me out

[@Larry-is-cool]

@@codyedwards5946 congratulations Cody. Enjoy your new freedom!!

[@1080-r2l]

thank you

[@jackhaynes275]

Hi, I am doing my test in Kettering. I have a question about one of the roads if you could answer them please. So on Eskadil street when waiting to turn right. Once the light is on green and the car in front of you moves into the box with the arrow do you wait behind the them on the pedestrian crossing or before it? Thanks

[@Larry-is-cool]

Hiya... ideally you would leave the pedestrian crossing clear in case the lights change and you are in the way of crossing pedestrians but on that road, you are waiting to turn right in a precarious junction, so no matter what happens you would need to clear the junction before the crossing lights changed so it doesn't really make much difference. Just remember that generally, we leave crossings clear in slow-moving traffic (Rule 192).

[@alexislambert8039]

Wow a serious for that! very harsh in my opinion