Joondalup Driving Test Routes - D

[@ilukadrivingschool8696]

ANOTHER GENUINE JOONDALUP DRIVING TEST ROUTES VIDEO CONTAINING REALISTIC TEST LOCATIONS AND REALISTIC TIMINGS!!! Of course, the locations for each driving test are at the discretion of the test assessor, however the locations in this video are commonly used. IF YOU ARE UNFAMILIAR WITH THE JOONDALUP TEST AREA WE RECOMMEND THAT YOU BOOK A TWO HOUR FAMILIARISATION SESSION WITH AN EXPERIENCED JOONDALUP INSTRUCTOR IN THE WEEKS LEADING UP TO YOUR JOONDALUP DRIVING TEST. Contact us for details on 0401379222 or [e-mail] and we can either fit you in, or provide details of a number of recommended Joondalup instructors.

[@user-pinkmango_9]

Many thanks. Watched all of your resources, especially focused on all real test route ABCD and passed my PDA on 20th December at Joondalup on first go. Thank you again!

[@how3ll413]

Thank you so much for all the resources you have provided!! I passed my second PDA at Joondalup! Good luck to everyone with their PDA :D

[@Aditha23]

Thanks to all your videos, I have passed my PDA at Joondalup on the first go.

[@vanvu8326]

I have to say thank you to you as how helpful all your videos are. We couldn’t afford to take driving lessons but watching your videos really show us what to do during the test and me and my boyfriend both passed our driving test today. Thank you sooooo sooooo muchhhhhhh

[@AS-pu7gj]

Do i have to indicate if there is only one way to turn, like u indicated left while entering the parking at 8:53 ?

[@ilukadrivingschool8696]

It's an interesting question. We get guidance on these issues from individual examiners as part of the general feedback after the completion of PDAs and occasionally the interpretations might vary slightly. The general guidance with respect to indicating at 90 degree turns that follow the outer perimeter of carparks, when there is only one direction that a driver can turn, is that there is no need to indicate. However the situation of a mandatory left turn at a road junction (such as turning left onto Grand Boulevard from Reid Promenade (from either an easterly and westerly approach) does require an indicator - because other road users - such as pedestrians might not be aware of the situation. But what about pedestrians in carparks? The best approach is to indicate which way you are going wherever possible. But if you're simply following a single public road with a right angle turn, don't indicate or you'll likely lose a point - an example is Balmain Way in Heathridge.

[@AS-pu7gj]

Some traffic lights have 3 red, 3 amber and 3 green lights on one pole. On such lights when the right and left arrow goes totally switched off (no red, no amber, no green) then can we take left and right turn just with the centre green light turned on ?

[@ilukadrivingschool8696]

@@AS-pu7gj in the absence of any illuminated arrows, a circular traffic light is simply red, amber or green. No need to overthink it.

[@emjaayfostermusic]

I've got my test in Joondalup on Monday, I'm super nervous despite passing multiple mock tests... Do you have any advice on nerves?

[@ilukadrivingschool8696]

@@emjaayfostermusic you know your ability. You wouldn't be booking a test if you didn't think you could pass. Just go and take the assessor for a stress free half hour drive. Don't break the law and don't scare the assessor. Assessors like being taken for safe drives. The result will take care of itself. Good luck on Monday!