Learners Failing Their Driving Test Compilation 2021

We are continuing straight ahead and the lights are green so Shaza should just continue. There are vehicles waiting to turn right but we have priority. Shaza almost stops and I have to ask her to continue. Keep going, keep going, go, go, go, keep going. This is a one-way street. Turn right please. When turning right at a one-way street you should select the right-hand lane. Bernardo positions in the left lane. In this situation it would have been best to cancel the signal and continue straight ahead but Bernardo turns right from this lane. 100 yards, turn right. As we stop behind the traffic, Holder should have selected first gear to move off but leaves it in second. He stalls and doesn't react too well. I had to help her out. Turn the key for me please. Put the clutch all the way down. Clutch fully down. Now turn the key. That's it. Select gear one. Don't rush yeah. Go on. Bit of gas. Carry on. At this roundabout, Abdullah makes a serious driving fault. He keeps to his lane well but when entering the roundabout, Abdullah selects fourth gear. He then goes into first gear which suddenly slows our vehicle down. There is another vehicle behind us which wasn't expecting us to slow down like that so had to brake. There is a giveaway sign and markings so before entering the road, Laura should look to the right and give way to anyone who is approaching from the right but Laura doesn't check until after passing the giveaway marking. You can see that I'm a little disappointed as I really want one of you to pass these mock tests. It's been a while since we've had a mock test pass on the channel. Hooray! So this course really filled my knowledge gaps and I became more confident. After watching some of the videos on the course, I felt really comfortable with the extra knowledge. Before I passed my driving test, I was really nervous. It really helped me have more confidence and I would take what I learned during the course into my lessons and really aid that. Ultimate driving course honestly was a breath of fresh air. It had all the videos that covered all the topics and they got straight to the point. So before my driving test, I was very nervous. After doing the course, I felt a lot more confident on the road. I felt like I'd learned like a few tricks that I didn't necessarily pick up from my instructor so I had a couple of other things in the bag which is good. The videos obviously help you because you're going into that lesson knowing exactly what you're going to do and just having that knowledge just makes that lesson faster and you feel a lot better. 38 easy to understand precise videos covering every single topic required to pass the driving test. These are not just theory-based. They are practical videos demonstrating everything from moving off and stopping a vehicle to all of the maneuvers and every other module required. So if you're lacking knowledge or maybe your instructor has forgotten to cover something or you're just not grasping a certain topic, then this course has it covered. You can watch the videos before your driving lessons which means you'll get into the car knowing exactly what to do. This will definitely save you time on your lessons. At the traffic lights, if you could turn left please. As we're waiting at these lights, Alicia doesn't realize that the car has stalled and that the engine is off. As we approach the red lights, Alicia selects gear one which is fine. After selecting phase gear, she should have kept the clutch pedal down as we were stopping but she brings the pedal up so our vehicle stalls. When the lights turn green, Alicia attempts to move off and doesn't realize the car has stalled and when she does move off, Alicia doesn't observe and notice that the vehicles behind have started to overtake. Okay you need to restart the car. Turn the key for me again please. Did I stop? Yes, slow down and wait for the cars that are overtaking. So after this roundabout, we're turning right at the following roundabout. He enters the roundabout and carries out good merit checks when exiting the roundabout. Chris exits onto the right hand lane which at first I thought was good planning as we are turning right again at the next roundabout but then Chris moves into the left lane and uses that lane to turn right. I think that one of the most important bits of advice that I can give you guys is that it's okay to go the wrong way if you find yourself in the wrong lane and the main thing is not to use the incorrect lane for your exit. Going the wrong way is not a driving fault. Right? Yeah, right turn exit. Now this is where Paris makes a fair serious driving fault and this is one of the most common driving faults made by linear drivers on the driving test according to official stats from the DVSA. Turn left then take the second right. Turn left then take the second right. The fault is on observations at a junction. The view at this junction is restricted so we can't really see much of the main road as we reach the end. At a junction like this, you'll need to edge forward very slowly until you have a clear view and only emerge out when you're 100% sure that it's safe. Paris takes a quick look and emerges out. Unfortunately for her, there was a vehicle approaching. We caused that vehicle to slow down. If you could take the second heading on the right. Now this is our final turn before I ask Moggy to park up and end the test. He's made no serious driving faults yet and is about to pass the mock test but unfortunately Moggy makes a serious driving fault for hesitation at the turn and I explain why this is a serious driving fault once we park up after the turn. As we leave the car park, there is a pedestrian crossing. There are people waiting to cross so Vinny should have stopped. He doesn't notice the pedestrians so I had to stop the car for him. The roundabout turn right please, third exit. Carry on.