The part 2 test routes may contain roads and junctions from the standard L test. It is important to pay attention to what is going on around you. All test routes are periodically revised. Best advice. Just drive aim to give the SE a limousine ride and just deal with what you see. Get up to the speed limit when safe to do so and watch your clearances to obstructions and safety gaps. Best of luck to you. Please say hi to the ADI's and DE's at the DTC for me.
@@jimsdrivingschool7531 will do thanks for all the clips !! They have helped me loads has I live in Norfolk and have give me a better understanding of Peterborough roundabouts and junctions 👍👍
@@jimsdrivingschool7531 hi Jim just letting you know I passed my part 3 at kings lynn last week, first time with 40 so we’ll chuffed. Thanks for your videos they helped me a lot.
No, a driving examiner will actually ask a candidate to turn the signal off if they do. It could make other think that you are changing lane n them. Thank you for your input.
+Jim's Driving School thanks for your response. I'm guessing if that happens you would have failed. (and also the right signal is only confusing from the middle lane or left)
Great video. Shows multiple routes on the roundabout and clearly shows the direction! Thanks for making it!
Thank you, please let me know what you think of my others.
Really helpful video
Simple and detailed.
Very helpful!! Thank you
Turning right towards 4th exit to london, you did exit on 3rd? Pls clarify?
On this roundabout it very easy to miss exit one to the services.
Thank you for this. Was helpful
Hi do you know if the ADI routes differ from the normal routes, have my part 2 in January
The part 2 test routes may contain roads and junctions from the standard L test. It is important to pay attention to what is going on around you. All test routes are periodically revised. Best advice. Just drive aim to give the SE a limousine ride and just deal with what you see. Get up to the speed limit when safe to do so and watch your clearances to obstructions and safety gaps. Best of luck to you. Please say hi to the ADI's and DE's at the DTC for me.
@@jimsdrivingschool7531 will do thanks for all the clips !! They have helped me loads has I live in Norfolk and have give me a better understanding of Peterborough roundabouts and junctions 👍👍
@@patricksweeney6400 Happy to help.
@@jimsdrivingschool7531 hi Jim just letting you know I passed my part 3 at kings lynn last week, first time with 40 so we’ll chuffed. Thanks for your videos they helped me a lot.
@@patricksweeney6400 Congratulations mate. Welcome to the mad house. Say hi to everyone down Peterbough DTC.
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isnt it important to signal right when turning that way.?
No, a driving examiner will actually ask a candidate to turn the signal off if they do. It could make other think that you are changing lane n them. Thank you for your input.
+Jim's Driving School thanks for your response. I'm guessing if that happens you would have failed. (and also the right signal is only confusing from the middle lane or left)