UK Driving Test 6/6 - Feedback / Faults - LDC driving schools

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[@SalikRafiq]

With a strict examiner like this one, its no wonder the pass rate is only 35%. Even an experienced driver like me could easily fail this even with preparation. Good on the candidate and all those are able to make it through this first time.

[@PhilipVels]

Unnessarily stopped at a junction?!?! EXCUSE ME!! Better safe than sorry!

[@Isobel201]

yeah I got marked down for hesitancy too, but its natural when you're driving a car that you don't want to damage it lol

[@iluvgoat]

But I though you ALWAYS stop at a junction (unless you can clearly see that it is clear). The hedge was bocking her view. I cannot believe that is a fault.

[@ForseyMr]

Yeah that was absolute bollocks to mark her down there. You always slow and crawl at a junction, not just fly out

[@aurelijus1]

Kevin Foh Exactly, ''crawl'' but not completely stop, unless it's completely necessary(stop sign, car in front, red light, pedestrian crossing, or just to many cars, and there is no more space to crawl) on the road. You always need to try crawl, before every turn you take, before traffic lights, roundabouts cause you want to make a progression all the time, only dead stop, then there is no other choice, or told by the signs. She was okay at the start 1:53-1:55, before turning, but then suddenly completely stopped at 1:56, and went into another gear, whilst she could had easily continued, doing what she is doing, since the road was clear.

[@GOSTDatingandLifestyle]

Well Done for pointing this out. This had me stumped for ages. Either the examiner and the video is wrong, or the only thing I could think is, perhaps it was a one way road? The view was only obscured from the right, but if its a one way, she only has to check the left and so would not have to come to a complete stop. Still stupid to give a minor here tho imo.

[@rpg481]

some of this mistakes are so silly even I reckon the examiner does some of these mistakes such as "unnecessarily stopped at a junction" which is very stupid!

[@Matty12333]

rpg481 It’s just petty, she must be doing everything by the book

[@jackdyer97]

Got my test at 8:20 tomorrow morning, these videos are helping!

[@joefairburn5613]

Got my test on the 4th october 2014 and im absoloutly dreading it, my instructer and i both think im ready but i dont like pressure and make really stupid mistakes, this video has helped me to slow down and take my time, it will help me and not make silly mistakes. videos like this really help , well done and thanks

[@JamaicanToast]

How did it go Joe?

[@rav119]

Why am I watching these videos lol I passed my test 6 years ago 😂

[@andraiandrae6023]

tell why 😂😂😂😂

[@Deathhybr1ds]

I have had passed my exams too, but it's funny to see other's exams and reflect your own exam on theirs. :DD

[@xeonome1]

Haha, 4 years in my case. I don't know why I'm here.

[@turkqashqai4012]

😂

[@farzanashawkath3052]

I passed 12 years ago 😂😂

[@jackwoods3664]

Thank you for uploading these! The voice overs did make me laugh at times though hahah

[@Sim12370]

I can't believe that she give her a minor for "unnecessarily stopping at a junction" what a load of crap!

[@harrybyton3639]

It is to make sure that you know the difference between a give way and a stop junction.

[@Sim12370]

I agree. Do you want a sandwich?

[@RubyRubyDiamond]

Just passed first time with 7 minors :) It's not as hard as you think. It's all about holding your nerve.

[@uh-baya73]

All these people saying there test is tomorrow and no response, it's like the examiner has sucked them into a black hole.

[@voguegirl2218]

Yes that's how I feel :(

[@meerkatandpug]

I see a few people disagree with fault 4, 'stopping unnecessarily at a junction'. I disagree too because it was barely a stop, more an incredibly brief pause which would in no way have caused danger or inconvenience to anyone. If I were to mark her down on this particular junction I'd put it down as slightly poor observation on approach, which necessitated the brief pause. When Examiners mark down young inexperienced drivers, or fail them, on items like this it sends out the wrong message entirely.

[@MickeyCool30]

Totally agree, inexperienced drivers are naturally more cautious but get quicker over time. My dad always said you learn to driver after your driving test he is stop on 👍

[@JamaicanToast]

@@MickeyCool30 Your Dad is correct

[@TuanLeKreuk]

unnecessarily selected first gear? bullshit

[@vanister83]

you right

[@Cosmic_Wandererr]

Malibu Thompson she was using first gear for going into minor roads instead of using 2nd gear.

[@Cosmic_Wandererr]

Using second gear shows that you've planned ahead and reduced your speed in time

[@1234PS3master]

How is that a danger to anybody?

[@NathanMUFCfan]

7 could have easily been a fail with another examiner. She was so hesitant and didn't build up enough speed to merge on to the dual carriageway. No way she was going faster than 30. It seemed like she even planned to slow down. She went for the gear change, but didn't go through with it. It did take the lorry driver too long to move over, though. She was obviously apprehensive of that. I thought 4 and 6 were harsh. Especially 4, but it seems like a lot of people agree with that. The rest seem pretty fair minors. It seems like it was completely ignored that she didn't signal when she moved off during the test. There were 4/5 times that she was asked to stop. Each time she moved away, she never signalled.

[@dougster701]

What I've been taught is that you don't need to signal of there's no one to benefit from it but I think you always should just in case you don't see them for whatever reason

[@xZothecula]

Aye! I was taught the same thing.. I was also taught that if there is no car in front of you when you stop, no need to indicate. Pissed off my instructor a few times with that.

[@sidj3018]

NathanMUFCfan so for 7 would it not have been a fault if she had sped up and went before the lorry

[@qasimamin1996]

Passed my test last Monday. 3rd time lucky. 5 minors. Relieved as I can sit back now knowing that I don't have to go through that test again.

[@xUzi786]

We're both the same. I passed 3rd time with 5 minors on Monday lol.

[@VJ-vl4kl]

Same I failed for the 3rd time with 5 majors

[@sickeningnoandrealfierceto]

+Tahir Khan What were the majors? I have my test tomorrow.

[@VJ-vl4kl]

Devektra I kept farting in the car

[@benjaminamnk]

The unnecessarily stopped at a junction was rubbish. The hedges were obstructing her view to the right up until the last moment and it was more of a pause than a stop

[@SalikRafiq]

Examiner clearly going strictly by the book. But it is a note for all those taking the test, crawl at a give way and only stop if you must.

[@isuk]

1:00 Unnecessarily selected first gear? That seemed normal to me

[@samthomas3734]

She was clear to turn straight away as no one was coming from straight on, 2nd gear is normally used if it is clear from both ways. I do agree with the unnecessary first gear part.

[@joedavys7048]

@@samthomas3734 it seemed like she slowed down too much to be able to start from second gear

[@chello70]

Unnecessary stopping at a junction?!? Come on! That was hardly a stop! I know that there was no cars coming either way, but what if a motorbike was coming too fast? They are not only faster than cars In the city,but harder to see it! It's always better to be safe than sorry! Nothing wrong with a little look out first.. Specially if there are no cars behind you!

[@seanthepowerdavies]

I agree

[@zcharged8294]

+chello70 No, she pretty much came to a complete stop when there was no stop sign there and so it was unnecessary. She could have creeped and peeped with a slow approach speed and that would not have been considered inappropriate I think. If there's something approaching, brake.

[@XavengeD-JeRRy]

​@@zcharged8294 No, when stopping for a moment to make sure that nothing goes, even if unnecessary, it can not be a mistake! it's just more safety - if any car don't drive on behind , and she don't too hard braking on the crossroads - it's not a danger for anyone... I don't understand many more decision - "Misjudgement of speed of approaching vehicle"... where? which one? ( If there is no "stop" sign, you CAN drive if its clear and safety ! This is not a "YOU MUST DRIVE" ...and don't stop a car )

[@andyt354]

Passed my test first time. Just shows you how unfair the system is. Test takes about 40 min. My test centre was in the middle of a busy town centre so sat in traffic for about 20 min. Then instructor said that's it time to head back I think I only drove about 4 miles

[@stella_beauty1232]

lol you're lucky then

[@voguegirl2218]

You were very lucky then. It seems like she the girl in the video went quite a way. The test seemed to be long to me. How come she did three manovers as well? I thought you only do one on your test? She did turn in the road, reverse round a bend and parallel park.

[@jackd9928]

Yeah they aren't supposed to do that at all lol think the rule on that is a reschedule of test. Sounds like a lazy examiner.

[@rimabegum3366]

Lucky you

[@mudeoromounited8160]

Stella _beauty123 you’re so lucky

[@kieexo]

Test tomorrow at 12:28 so nervous, wish me luck!! X

[@DisneyTLK110]

I guess it's too late for good luck, but how did it go?

[@Passdiplantain]

Did you pass?

[@maihanbakhtani3180]

Legends say she’s still having her test

[@collinslfc]

4 years later, are you still on your test? Have you done the maneuver yet?

[@GoHomeAndGetYourShinebox]

The slipway minor could've easily been a fail, she needed to gain speed a lot quicker and join the carriageway earlier.

[@tajfarid1692]

I hope all the instructors are nice like that

[@jazza2009uk]

just so you all know for fault 4 I understand why your unhappy with the minor fault, but it comes under the undue hesitation part of the test if she approached at the correct speed about 5 mph she could have seen the road was clear and moved out into the junction as it was what they would class as an open junction she had vision left and right as she approached the end of the junction and as it was a give way not a stop line she did not have to stop or slow to a stop as there is nothing to give way too on the adjoining road :) hope this helps clear up that fault for you

[@BMC_182]

What about appropriate speed when she was going over the speedbumps? She must've been going at about 5mph and they weren't even real speedbumps, just markers on the road. She forced a van to overtake her, which should always be a driving fault in itself. I'd say there were at least 2 for appropriate speed in this mock test, if not more.

[@DynastyHeroes]

What is it with people saying they have a test then not replying when people ask if they passed or failed........

[@moniica34]

Dynasty Heroes haha..right

[@jackwoods3664]

Don't understand why fault 8 was a fault. She had plenty of room! Could anyone explain why it was? I have my test tomorrow

[@fattysn]

a car overtook her she only just relised after it did so she should have seen that before through her rear mirror

[@SalikRafiq]

fattysn Wasn't it that a vehicle was approaching fast from both left and right. When she pulls out a car catches right up to her.

[@Abdullblo]

last Fault it is a bit harsh will this means that UK examiners can fail and pass anyone according to their subjective judgement

[@ew12345671]

Yes, whilst there are protocols the examiner must follow, it is their discretion whether a situation encountered on a test is deemed safe or unsafe

[@DemonAsh40]

Watching all 6 parts has given me ideas and how to drive when I take my first test. I'm 17 in five days so hopefully it won't be too long.

[@casper_1017]

Got mine there at 12:30pm... I hope I do as well as you, Matt!

[@AFCGameByGame]

20. Unnecessarily stopped at a junction - It's always necessary to stop at a junction whether the road is clear or not.

[@2coolforthis1]

One thing I found interesting is the lack of traffic, that meant a lot more roads/motorways to drive down. I did my test twice in Bournemouth and it is equally the same (little traffic, yet loads of miles to drive in a test). I failed twice, the first test I was failed for a silly reason (taking too long to do a manoeuvre, but I don't think so), the second test I can totally agree for being failed (Gear got jammed on a motorway - not really my fault that the gear did not go to 5th when I put it to the right place, but it was a dangerous situation none the less). However for my third test I sat it in London - should be much more difficult right? No - there are much less roads to drive through in the test and examiners know that London is congested and full of hazards in comparison to the area this lady did her test in. I think in places such as Bournemouth (or other areas not so congested) they are more strict as there is less hazards about, so when you do mess up it is less forgivable. Btw yes I passed in London 3rd time round and I had my fair share of hazzards thrown at me. A driver in her own world at the time was driving on the SAME side of the road as me TOWARDS me, worse she was not looking in front of her. I had to do an emergency stop and luckily when she did turn her head around to me, she looked shocked and realised what was going on. I think I impressed the examiner with my quick actions.

[@TomJesper]

@tartanwallpaper yes...because it was an open bend...so she could see round the corners without stopping :)

[@grungebobsquarepant1]

Passed mine today, Got beautiful road conditions and a great examiner, any other day and I agree I probs would have failed, that's why I am doing the pass plus.

[@Spillage66]

I took my test on this route, (or similar, in the same area of Pontefract etc)... and passed third time. IF you understand what they are looking for on the test, you will pass first time. You always over or under-estimate what it is. Once you have passed, and have some experience, looking back at your tests is like wondering how you ever couldn't ride a bike!

[@ashleycrystal9719]

do u have some tips for me about what they're looking for? I'm currently learning.

[@Nurse2tech]

my test is tomorrow guys, pray for me. :)

[@TomJesper]

@ghettogazz no worries mate, and i think it depends on the severity...yes he had to slow...but he didnt have to slam on his brakes...so im pretty sure they would let you off with a minor :)

[@xSweetHoneyBeex]

@tartanwallpaper I know! You have to stop and look both ways to make sure its clear!!!

[@user-hi3br7ue5h]

Watching the rear view mirror at 3:07 made me go for the brakes!

[@ObsoleteMule]

I took my test in 2013 (4th time), I was in a queue at a level crossing and the level crossing gates rose to let everyone know they could proceed over the crossing. As I lifted the clutch to get ready to go, a car decided it was quicker to overtake the lot of us and I looked in my right hand mirror and saw the car speeding along and I immediately dropped the clutch again and my instructor was in the back and I put my clutch down as he made an audible "Woah" and apologised afterwards, however because I dealt with the situation with courtesy and calmness and the fact I looked in the right mirror and reacted to the insane manoeuvre the car behind made, it wasn't even marked down. I moved off safely and promptly as the car cleared me and wasn't too flustered afterwards. I think the examiner enjoyed the test, I think I got 5 minors I believe, just some stuff on hesitation, but nothing too bad. Parked up and I secured the car and turned it off and my mind went straight to that scenario that happened at the level crossing and I was like, "Oh Lord, please don't let that thing at the level crossing be my downfall, I don't want to do this a 5th time". He was totting up the minors and he turned to me and the glorious words came from his mouth: "Congratulations, I'm pleased to tell you that you passed". I leapt off the chair, blushed and apologised. He then gave me some eco driving tips and gave me a leaflet on Pass Plus and I handed him my photo card licence for processing into a full licence. He mentioned the incident at the level crossing and he said to my instructor that he was impressed that I reacted so well to the car behind overtaking me from 3 cars back and he felt it would be grossly unfair for him to give me as a result of the incident since I didn't cause it by stalling or anything. That could've easily have been an intervention from the examiner and therefore a fail because I hadn't dealt with the situation properly or something, no such thing happened, I dealt with that scenario that never ever happened in my practice runs of driving with a supervisor driver nor in any of my lessons. It was a stroke of luck that I was cautious and didn't overreact to it happening and tried to rush my decisions. It's so typical that something like this happens on your actual test and never when you've practiced or anything.

[@tobiasalbone3621]

the way she was braking for the speed bumps, was a little over the top. I would have marked her down for not making enough progress, other than that she's a blinding driver!

[@AnTreasach]

@tartanwallpaper Once she gets past the hedge on the right she had a clear view of the road, nothing coming, absolutely no need to stop, and when she emerges, look at her rear-view mirror, nothing came from the left! Makes sense to me

[@Fojosmoo]

The view was pretty clear. You do realise there's enviroment to consider as well, when taking your license?

[@EvilHazeEdits]

ive got my test tomorrow this video helped!

[@ornithology9412]

4:07 I thought you weren't allowed on a motorway with a provisional licence ??

[@LearnerDrivingCentre]

Its a dual carriageway. They turn off before it becomes a motorway.

[@voguegirl2218]

So how many minors did she get in the end? I thought she did really well and she seemed really together didn't get stressed or worked up at any point.

[@bfcricky]

@smugtugboat They're supposed to change lane to allow people onto the carriageway.

[@SINGHBHAGAT70]

My test is after 2 hour, And i am watching this video now. Too late

[@SINGHBHAGAT70]

and i passed it :)

[@jayeshramesh9464]

Bhagat Singh Bhagat Singh making us proud.

[@JetskiDex]

YAAAAY!!!! THERE IS FEEDBACK!!!

[@mike.l.umuere3665]

THANKS FOR THE VIDEO I LIKE IT VERY MUCH ITS VERY EDUCATIONAL

[@kingofwebguru]

Fault 8, where was this fault happened? Please provide the time on the video?

[@Eurkelboi]

Song I just watched that fault and it seemed perfectly normal to me.

[@b.eduardo5105]

same

[@Paulcrastinator2236]

I'm taking my test up Pontefract way if that's how easy the test route is.

[@milliganmatheson1552]

FAIL!! I think that she should have got a Serious fault not a minor for fault 8, clearly dangerous to pull out onto the dual carriageway when it is not clear. The lorry was forced to pull over into the next lane to allow her out...what would have happened if the outside lane hadn't been clear??

[@Matty12333]

Milligan Matheson Your supposed to drop back or go into the fast lane to allow cars into the dual carriageway. But, she was driving pathetically slow on the slip road, I am surprised she passed

[@wolvoman1]

@@Matty12333 No such thing as a fast lane

[@Pogo-A-Gogo]

Got my test at 10:14 tomorrow. I'm so nervous I feel physically sick :(

[@DisneyTLK110]

How did it go?

[@Pogo-A-Gogo]

I passed, 0 minors :D I still felt sick a full 24 hours after haha.

[@DisneyTLK110]

Chris Ames Sorry for replying so darn late. That's totally amazing! So... How have you been celebrating? Do you have an own car or is it the "borrowing from my parents" technique? ;) But then again you never told me your age but I'm just assuming you're young. I'm 20 and a Swedish citizen, but I guess there are a lot similarities between european countries. I'm just eager for the day I finally pass the test. I'm not there yet, but soon enough =) Got an essential seminar coming up about the dangers of drinking and driving etc. Everything is so expensive so every step towards the goal feels very nice to have accomplished.

[@JoeBoorman95]

Don't know why your all complaining at fault 4. Why stop at a junction if you can clearly see that it's clear, you just carry on going if it's clear.

[@johnmathew3389]

Excellent trainor

[@nos2234]

You know when she stopped too close to the junction, what would happen if she parked in the red box ahead of her

[@paulpugh___3946]

Exactly all my types of driving problems.

[@kirdu13]

Got my test tomorrow

[@ghettogazz]

@TomJesper Cheers pal, isn't that a straight fail these days?

[@menacetv9026]

Speed fast? Thats slower than a turtle wtf am deffo failing mine

[@JessPonyLover1]

Test in two days 😫 booked last minute so I can sit it before uni and if the markers like this I'm going to fail lol :P any tips to stop hesitating at roundabouts would be appreciated

[@kravez16]

Jess McLaren Might be too late for you but it'll help new people, best thing to do at round abouts to avoid hesitation is be on the right gear and lane as you're approaching especially the bigger ones with 40+ mph obviously if you have to come to a stop do so but make sure you step on it without wheel spinning becuase some people come flying round that bend and you'll fail if you go into the round about too slow.

[@TomJesper]

@ghettogazz if you look in the rear view mirror....the car behind her had to slow down after she pulled out :)

[@megan000able]

I wonder what you wanted her to do, did you want her to leave the road and fly or what, She had to stop at that junction because the examiner was clearly blocking her view, however the law states that you must stop at junctions when necessary and that's what she exactly did.what if a car came from the left,there's nothing wrong with what she did. whatever actions she took were faultless and appropriate.

[@ItsOttis]

@tartanwallpaper yeah it was an open junction

[@freelance1066]

Unnecessarily stopped at a junction. The examiner is absolutely correct! I say that because that junction doesn't have the ROAD MARKINGS to either giveway or stop. That marking is to allowing traffic onto the road!? She is supposed to CRAWL. personally, i would complain against the council for inappropriate road marking

[@edoardoruggeri1]

@katym131 Ah that's bs. The car was like 200 meters away, she had all the right to enter into the road. It's not like you can sit at a junction waiting for no one to pass in an area of 500 meters.

[@qixuanchen78]

Does anyone can explain 3:27 for me please?

[@bluegate74]

It's hard to see because of the window showing the driver, but there is a road to the right before the main junction. She turns on her right signal before passing this minor road. It's only for a second or two, but it might make other drivers think she is going down that road.

[@SalikRafiq]

bluegate74 Thought that was harsh really. I had to watch that bit over 5 times before I saw it. Probably like you say. difficult to spot from the in-car cameras.

[@tonylaw196]

I will be fail the test in Hong Kong during the first fault - Serious mistake of too close the car

[@zakeywak]

mine tomorrow - wish me luck

[@Eurkelboi]

Zak Dendy I know I'm late but how did you do?

[@zakeywak]

haha not great ;-) oh well!!

[@utuberlol]

i dont understand fault 8.... please explain. (actually i dont think alot of this are worhy of being noted down as a fault, stopping at a t junction where visibility is restricted due to trees and what not should not be a fault but be correct to ensure greater availdability of danger... am i wrong?

[@gracecase8500]

My test is tomorrow! I'm so nervous! 🙈

[@Amer-yi1rs]

Did you pass it

[@Antonz4]

I don't think new drivers should be penalised for going too slow (e.g; down to first gear on an unfamiliar bend) unless it causes a danger for other traffic....

[@letscook63]

@tartanwallpaper Thats what u thought? if you just pull out wouldn't that be dangerous? Ive been driving for 20 years in an auto..

[@indieGASH1]

hm no mention of turning the wrong way failing to stop at a t junction after turning the wrong way . failure to use indicatiors when pulling in or taking off at least 3 times each .

[@bestwishes1574]

3:22 didn't understand it ??

[@yasoo0o8]

She probably signalled left instead of right

[@yasoo0o8]

+yasoo0o8 or signalled late

[@liammoore7095]

Confused are these all majors or minors? Plus I've got my test in morning I've got to remember mirrors blind spot and timing. I'll pass I know I will!:)

[@flyboypuoi]

I didn't realise you could pass with so many minor faults!

[@GoHomeAndGetYourShinebox]

20. Unnecessarily stopped at a junction - How was this a fault, wasn't this a closed junction due to the hedges to the right?

[@qurClaw]

Passed first time with 3 minors, didn't think you were allowed to look down at the gears witch she did would say she should have failed

[@omotaranadi5473]

She absolutely would have got a serious on the dual carriageway, if not a dangerous. Her speed was far too slow and the truck was forced to overtake her. How that was marked as a minor is mind boggling.

[@aaronwildmay7290]

I completely agree with you!!!!! That was a serious offence! If the lorry could not have moved over she would have been on the end doing nothing

[@jameschristmas3206]

I do agree, though if I was the lorry driver I'd have moved over earlier, lane 2 was clear

[@Matty12333]

Omotara Nadi She was far too gentle on the throttle, your supposed to speed up on a dual carriageway to blend in with the traffic, and the cars should drop back or move over to the fast lane to allow you to safely join.

[@wolvoman1]

Mock up, the driver has already got a full licence.

[@esnevip3343]

All these faults, someone explain to me how she passed? If it was here she would have failed.

[@uh-baya73]

+WULDNAHKEST quick question, what should she have done!?

[@zcharged8294]

+esnevip i dont think that examiner is a real DVSA examiner. I'm pretty sure they arent. You cant film DVSA examiners as far as I know during the test

[@BMC_182]

+Uh-Bay A She should have built up her speed and moved out in front of the lorry. If she were going at 50/60 like she was meant to, then she'd be at the same speed as the lorry and he wouldn't have had to overtake her. It definitely should have been at least a serious fault, probably a dangerous fault. Imagine if it were very busy in lane 2 and the lorry didn't have any room to overtake in that lane - she would have either gone in to the side of him or he would've had to take evasive action and hit a car in lane 2. Very surprised she didn't instantly fail for this fault.

[@TheLumeri]

really shocked that at 4.12 was not a serious fault (the truck driver was forced to change direction)...some are really lucky...

[@NeztvHD]

Got my test on tuesday

[@redamber483]

kay so i want to take it in 1 or 2 years because i'm late 17 this video is very disturbing because it's the test in UK and i will drive on the left side

[@ghettogazz]

Can someone please explain fault 8, i don't understand were she went wrong.

[@mattwagg123]

passed my test today in staffordshire stafford with 4 minors

[@CFK786]

Got mine a couple of hours... God help me...

[@fumefume4764]

FYI in the video before the examiner said she passed

[@lulita1234]

i dont get what she did wrong on the last one?

[@VSTV1993]

When she pulled out look on the rear view mirror and you will see the car behind catch up and have to slow down

[@DidntFindUsername]

Brad Hulme That's not true actually, that vehicle was too fast for the speed allowed, which is not her fault actually, she couldn't see that coming honestly, this examiner is very picky.

[@williamwilbur]

Erm, the last fault is not a fault, that is pulling out with good time and she did not make the driver approaching from the right slow down so I can't understand how that is a minor?

[@Matty12333]

The driving test is not realistic enough in my opinion. Once you have passed your test, you still learn everyday. There is some road situations which you don't train for

[@williamwilbur]

Ok, right 15. Signals - Timed is totally wrong. How do you expect a driver to indicate later than that. Indicating at the same time as a junction before hand is absoloutely fine! Thankfully, my examiner wasn't this harsh. It's all fixed.

[@xBethybabesx]

Some of those faults are pathetic

[@xBethybabesx]

No sir you're pathetic for having nothing better to do than being a troll. Weirdo.

[@xBethybabesx]

'Mines'? If you're going to insult me at least make yourself sound intellectually capable and not like a complete fucking moron.

[@xBethybabesx]

So your what 17, 18? I also was a chem, bio, psychology and english student... But then I decided to become an SFX makeup artist at university instead Where I come from calling someone an arsehole is all really that offensive. You are a rather confusing troll, the mood of your conversations are giving me whiplash. However, you are rather offensive, and i'd be studying for your A Levels instead of trolling as they are rather horrific exams to tackle.

[@xBethybabesx]

Change of heart I guess. One day I wanted to be a micro-biologist, the next I wanted to be an SFX makeup artist. I got an A in my english as levels so it helps with blogging. Path ways and choices change! See, it's nice to know a bit about someone before being mean!

[@sk8big4life1]

Bethan Leigh Clarke Not really I'm surprised she didn't get more as she was very slow and hesitant a lot of the time.

[@00sco200]

@tartanwallpaper approaching the junction she shoulda looked right , left , right. if she had done this then she woulda seen that the road was clear and no nead to stop,

[@voguegirl2218]

How come she did three manovers on her test?

[@carljohnsoncj6896]

I got my test tomorrow wish me luck

[@user-kk1yt3hq3g]

Basicslomotion did u pass mines tomorrow too

[@edoardoruggeri1]

I didn't get the last one.

[@Keisha7612]

No bodys perfect as a new still learner driver

[@samenumer4881]

is someone making videos like this in swansea??

[@goawayok2008]

my test is tomorrow morning