What Are the 5 Most Common HGV Test Fails? Expert Patrick Biel Explains!
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- Опубліковано 27 лип 2024
- What Are the 5 Most Common HGV Test Fails? Expert Patrick Biel Explains! provides invaluable insights into the common pitfalls on the HGV test, including move-off safety, junction observation, mirror checking, meeting other vehicles, and steering control. Expert guidance from Retro HGV Training helps you navigate through these challenges, enhancing your preparedness and confidence. Discover the crucial errors to avoid and master your HGV test with our comprehensive strategies.
Why is move-off safety crucial in HGV tests? Understanding this can significantly reduce your test fail risk. How can better junction observation prevent HGV test failures? We delve into techniques that ensure you're always aware. What's the importance of checking mirrors when changing directions? Learn the mirror-checking habits that are essential for HGV driving success. Why is meeting other vehicles correctly a key skill for HGV drivers? Gain insights into safely sharing the road. How does proper steering control impact your HGV test results? Discover the steering techniques that set you apart from the rest.
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Very helpful video with many high quality useful tips!!! 😊
Thank you
I enjoyed that. Thanx for the tips
In the section where the cars moved on to the pavement to give you space, even though there was enough room, would the examiner fail for that or let it go, because you didn't actually physically cause them to move?
They have had enough space, it was their choice - it wouldn’t be a fail
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Do you get asked to read number plate before hgv test
No, they don’t ask for this.
@retroschoolofmotoring1261 Usually they do from 20metres
Hi how accurate is this user below says you do ?@@retroschoolofmotoring1261
@@LukeZalimba that’s for car test, they don’t on HGV tests
You should have done an eye test in the medical before
not very correct, you didn't explain check mirrors brake position on round about you didn't explain check mirrors when passed pedestrian to make sure he's not under trailer you don't explain check your right mirror when passing vehicle larger then a small van, you didn't mention reduce speed to speed limit when passing change of speed on sign, I'm not sure you are a instructor as you failed to do the obvious
Ouh, so yours are most failed you have mentioned?