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You are most welcome 🤗

This is route number 20 when downloading the GPX routes

You are so welcome! Good luck with your test

So for Chichester we have 17 routes available for download on our website there are potentially more as examiners can use combinations of different roads but the 17 routes we provide will cover nearly all roads that they would usually use

Well done that’s amazing news, and it was just in time for Christmas 🎄. Thank you also for the nice words of thanks 🤩

That’s great news and well done for passing

There are more routes, you can download more routes to practice from our website www.drivingtestroutes.uk

That’s great news well done, so pleased the videos helped

You can do it! Stay calm and focus on being a safe driver. Good luck 🤞🏻

You're welcome 😊 good luck with your test

Sorry I am not sure what you mean?

I meant all manoeuvre you do or turning into new roads ,entering or leaving roundabouts you must add signals so it'll make sense to all learners when to giving indicators when not

Oh but if you listen I am talking that through, you do need to obviously use some decision making skills when driving, anticipation is one of the most important skills of driving.

You’re very welcome hopefully you will pass your test

Hi Beth, if there are no road markings or signs for speed it would most likely be because you are in a 30 zone. You should be paying attention to all signs as you drive and be aware that if there are street lights you are likely in a 30 zone unless there are signs to tell you otherwise.

@ thank you!!!

You’re most welcome

Hi we sell GPX routes that you can use on various apps. Take a look at our how to use page on our website.

The slow is a cautionary warning, if there is nothing in the road to slow you down and it’s safe you can maintain your speed, your speed should always be appropriate to the situation or the conditions, it is about you using your judgment based on these factors but do remember that you can get a fault for going too slow (appropriate progress).

Thanks for such a positive comment and well done for passing👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

Hi I am taking my test in march! Would you say it was difficult to take your test in Uxbridge (mine is booked there)

@@angelinalong8627 as with all test centres they are very similar in terms of difficulty but if you are not from the area it is worth practicing in the area to familiarise yourself with the local roads. Good Luck

@@angelinalong8627hey I found Uxbridge ok better than Slough as I took my first test there, do lots of practice with your instructor and watch videos. These videos really helped me. And don’t be upset if you fail in first attempt. Keep going and you will pass. All the very best 😊

Wow that’s great news well done 👏🏻

Sorry not sure which signal you are expecting as I did explain that you are already in the left lane so a signal wasn’t actually necessary.

Unfortunately we will not revisit Crawley for some time but you can download more test routes for Crawley from our website.

amazing videos thank you

@@DaniNassar glad you like them

Glad you have found it useful, good luck with your test

That’s great news. Glad it was helpful!

Hi Andrew, this roundabout has a multitude of contradictions, for example on the north approach I see in another comment you state that the left lane is only for the left lane as you arrive at the roundabout and the right lane splits to the middle and right but where did you decide this from as historically the left lane splits the left and middle and the majority of traffic follows this approach, however there are people who will move from the right to the middle but there are no road markings to indicate either option, that’s why mirror checks are key. You also state in another comment that it’s bad lane discipline but as you approach the roundabout in the middle lane there are no small dotted lines as guidance markings to move you over to the other lane either and as the majority of traffic is going middle to middle as I have done this in my opinion and experience is far safer clearly you need to ensure that you are checking your left door mirror as you enter this position but in theory there shouldn’t be a car to your left as they would have been behind you at the entry point to the roundabout. In your scenario you are saying that left lane will go first left, middle lane will enter roundabout in the left lane for 2nd ahead and the right lane can enter to the middle lane for 2nd ahead and right lane for 3rd right. To be safe sometimes you should be aware of local driving practices. I am not saying you are wrong but you are putting some element of risk to the situation by not following the traffic flow. For example if you just follow lanes southbound you can go 3rd exit right from the middle lane as well as taking the same exit from the right hand lane. As I said many contradictions on this roundabout which is why it is best to study not only the roundabout but also the traffic flow.

55 would be probably the lowest speed I would suggest if you don’t like to drive too fast and unless you have an extremely slow moving vehicle in front of you overtaking is compulsory. You should drive in a safe manner for yourself and other road users, and not cause a nuisance for them by being excessively slow.

Thanks fir reply, but everywhere i read seems to suggest this wiuld result in a minor

Driving at 55 on clear road in nirmal conditions

If you are not sure then go a bit faster, but 55 is an acceptable speed on a dual carriageway

Thanks for the visit

Glad you think so!

This is such a bad way of being taught, The time of a clock face has nothing to do with how a roundabout works😊 left lane for left, left lane for 2nd exit, right lane for 3rd exit and beyond, this is the standard way to use a roundabout unless there are signs or road markings to instruct you otherwise. Check your Highway Code again it does not mention 12 o’clock.

Thanks, hope it helps

It’s not correct lane discipline.

all changed now building way too many houses

That’s great news, well done you must be very pleased 😀

Glad it was helpful! And well done for passing.

No there are more they could use unfortunately on the day we recorded these many roads were close for the London to Brighton cycle race. There are more route available on our website.

You're welcome!, have you passed.

They are gpx files, they work on satnav devices or with apps on your phone

Definitely will do but can’t tell you when, you can download them though from our website

Your absolutely right I counted the exits wrong well spotted and is a good example of practicing and being familiar with the area

Those where the days, mine was at Eastney, emergency stop with the clipboard bashed on the dashboard

@@DrivingTestRoutesUK I didn't have to do the emergency stop. It was raining very hard and examiner said it would be to dangerous ! I passed first time my instructor was a chap called Dave from Southsea he was an ex police driving instructor and set up his own driving business and had a really high pass rate I think a lesson was about £5 / hour and I took the test in his car a Mk1 Ford escort . Happy days indeed.

Sorry we don’t deal with booking driving tests.

No there are more test routes check out our website you can download more Farnborough routes there. www.drivingtestroutes.uk

@@DrivingTestRoutesUK can you help me in getting instructor in farnborough? I'm from reading... i'll go there by bus

Definitely wouldn’t fail Mike as long as you are checking your mirrors as leaving the round about and not once did I cross a lane, you are correct in saying that you could move from the middle lane to the far left when entering the roundabout but you can also do it from the middle lane and in practice most local drivers use this method so therefore I generally find it the safest option. This is a poorly laid out roundabout that has had multiple changes to it over the last few years and still leaves a huge amount of ambiguity. If you consider on the approach the right hand lane only shows an arrow ahead but you never see drivers moving from the right to the middle when entering this roundabout. Observations are key and demonstrating them even more so on your test.

That’s what I thought to be honest.

@@DrivingTestRoutesUK The right hand lane becomes wider, also splitting into an extra lane for turning right towards Drayton. The arrow on the approach however shows that lane is initially one to go straight ahead along with the new left lane.

That’s a shame but your post test analysis is spot on. Good luck next time

Did u signal and check mirrors when end up in other lane before switching back? If it was safe to do so u can with proper mirror and signals

@@jaykemiller1461 I did, its one that really left me scratching my head at... Basically it was marked down as Use of mirrors - Change direction. Essentially long story short as i was moving back to the left where i needed to be for the next exit, a Bus had sped up and caught up with me as i was already crossing over, thus forcing the bus to slow down. the issue o had with this decision is the bus had not yet entered the roundabout when i was already on the first set of traffic lights on the roundabout. As soon as it went green i mirrored signalled and started crossing over...for whatever reason the bus driver decided to speed up as i was already crossing... It all worked out in the end though as i managed to land another test just a month after and passed in Farnborough in late November but it was one that for a couple of days gave me some sleepless nights as i thought the mark was given pretty harshly.

Good luck

You’re very welcome, good luck with your test

@@DrivingTestRoutesUK Thank you!👍