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@WayneTulip-zm9gw Thank you for your comment. You're quite right, you may not need an instructor to show you the ropes on a motorway but most people would feel more confident after taking a few lessons in the safety of an instructor's dual-controlled car. Speed awareness is a very important skill. Especially after driving for a long period with higher speeds, you must re-adjust to driving again when going into a 40, 30 or even 20 zone.

That’s alright, no problem at all, you’re always very welcome, my pleasure. 🙃 That’s very true, speed awareness is so important, now that I’ve experienced driving on 70mph unrestricted dual carriageways and motorways even driving at 50mph or 60mph seems so slow. ☺️ You’re absolutely right, it depends on what is best for you, I also think knowing what the slip road motorway signs mean is very important because you need to know whether you need to merge in with traffic on the main carriageway or whether the lane that you’re in creates a new lane on the main carriageway.

I am talking about the road classification. They are classed as dual carriageways if there is a physical separation between the opposite flows of traffic. The fact if the road is a dual or a single carriageway does not depend on it's speed limit.

That’s right, speed doesn’t define what a dual carriageway is, some dual carriageways are 30mph, some are 40mph, some are 70mph, what makes it a dual carriageway is the presence of a central reservation, some people think it’s to do with the number of lanes but that is a common misconception, some single carriageways have 4 lanes, some dual carriageways have 2 lanes, speed and the number of lanes is irrelevant, a single carriageway has no central reservation, a dual carriageway has a central reservation.

@WayneTulip-zm9gw I'm surprised since in the US that doesn't seem to be the case. Two-way roads (dual carriageways) don't necessarily have anything separating them other than a double yellow line indicating that the line can't be crossed. Some have a small mound of concrete separating the two directions of traffic and/or a guard rail; others may have a plot of land in between the two directions. So where you are ALL two way traffic roads have either a plot of land or some type of physical barrier?

I can’t really comment on the USA because I’ve never been there but yes, here in the UK all single carriageways don’t have a central reservation and all dual carriageways have a central reservation, we need to know if the road is a single carriageway or a dual carriageway so we know what the speed limit is, a speed limit of 30mph applies to all single and dual carriageways with street lights, unless there are signs showing otherwise, except for motorways, motorways will always have a speed limit of 70mph, unless there are signs showing otherwise, there is 1 exception however, the A38(M) is the only single carriageway (no central reservation) motorway in the UK and it has 7 lanes that operate a tidal flow system, thank you very much for being so nice, it’s nice to have just a nice normal simple pleasant conversation. 🙃 On some other UA-cam channels I’ve made comments and I’ve got some very nasty responses.

@WayneTulip-zm9gw you're welcome. All too often my experiences are not as pleasant as this either. In the US you can't really tell the speed limit from the type of road. Seems much more orderly where you are.

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@@sebastianfernandez3696 Thank you for watching. I'm glad you enjoyed it.

Yes, I'd react exactly like that if I was having a test. With a big vehicle like that, you should expect them to pull out very slowly. The only reasonable reaction to that would be slowing down and letting the lorry emerge. I hope you would not sound the horn there as that would be pointless and unnecessary. A bit of awareness, anticipation, and planning should do the trick :)

The observations should be effective, so yes you can start your observations from the right when you're about to re-join the left lane. It is crucial, however to bear in mind that your primary area of attention is to the left, so do that check before moving off.

Much appreciated

Sonia did ease off gas there on approach, the situation was clear with good visibility to the right and ahead. Why slow down much if you see it's clear? You will be marked for not slowing down if you cannot clearly see what's going on while approaching a junction or a roundabout and still proceeding.

@@d4drivingSOM Thank you! My understanding was that if you see a give way sign you considerably slow down regardless. Thank you for clearing that up and have a blessed day :)

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Thank you!! Good job indeed as she has passed her test with ZERO faults :)

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Thanks Hassan, I'm happy you liked it.

Dzieki Bartosz, ciesze sie ze moja robota sie przydaje.

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Dziekuje za dobre slowo :) Gratuluje zdanego testu i szerokiej drogi :)

Thanks a ton! You know I’m gonna keep cranking out those vids! Stay tuned!

I appreciate your feedback! Sonia worked hard to stay calm and focused, and it's wonderful to hear that it showed during her driving!

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Any time!

You're most welcome.

Glad it was helpful!

Always welcome

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@@ek_studioz Thank you very much for your kind words. Congratulations on passing your test. I'm glad I could help :)

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Brilliant! Congratulations, and I am glad I could help :) Stay safe on the roads.

Hey, thanks!

@@d4drivingSOM Im very interested to enrol in your classes but nothing fits my schedule right now. But I love watching your videos. They are really helpful

@jessieisenburp5431 Thank you for your comment. If you want to book lessons with me, please use my website www.d4driving.co.uk . Best to book a few weeks in advance.

Hi, yes you can. You cannot park on double yellow lines 24/7 or single yellow lines within the hours of operations.

@@d4drivingSOM thanks for this.

I think it's one of the easiest in Peterborough :)

There's a video on it

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Thanks for watching! It sounds like you and Mel had a great time. Those unexpected moments on the road always keep things interesting!

Hey, thanks!

Thanks, will do!

More to come!

More coming soon.

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@@seyramelison9739 they are in the making. More coming soon.