I have to admit that watching that last one, I got caught out by the two lanes suddenly opening up, and the taxi pulled up pretty close in front (because of box junction). Our driver was left with very little time - even at ten-odd mph - to safely decide which lane was required. I'd have probably gone around again, and made sure I got into the correct lane for my exit. But I've had more experience about having a 'plan B' in place than a learner would. So while I understand why it has to be a fail, I've got some sympathy for them.
That's the skill of driving I'm afraid. You've always got to try and anticipate what's happening ahead, to be honest this could have caught the best of us out.
I have to admit that watching that last one, I got caught out by the two lanes suddenly opening up, and the taxi pulled up pretty close in front (because of box junction). Our driver was left with very little time - even at ten-odd mph - to safely decide which lane was required. I'd have probably gone around again, and made sure I got into the correct lane for my exit. But I've had more experience about having a 'plan B' in place than a learner would. So while I understand why it has to be a fail, I've got some sympathy for them.
Hello Bill! Can i use it please buddy ? With credit, thanks, have a good day.
Yes, sure...best wishes
This is why riding on two wheels before learning to drive should be required. Situational awareness and planning!
How to plan ahead at 40 miles leaving little time to check sign boards. May be make a video suggesting right approach with planning.
That's the skill of driving I'm afraid. You've always got to try and anticipate what's happening ahead, to be honest this could have caught the best of us out.
Noted
This reminds me of my own town Luton!