All those tips were really practical ones. I'm currently attending my practical classes and can very much relate to each tip you mentioned. Thanks for the video.
At number 8, you said we dont have to stop, because we have the priority. But is it ok to still having a slight look/glimpse on the right to make sure its all safe. I am just asking to know, if that is ok in the exam?
Do it in tiny sections, 5 minute sections. That is how I passed. I failed my first time but that was nerves, not knowing what to expect and struggling to understand the German instructor and test person talking and laughing away with each other. On my second I broke the test into 5 minute sections, i focused hard and properly on each section, then the next, and next, instead of thinking about what might be after that 5 minutes, what might be later in the test, just totally calm and focused on the 5 minutes I was in It was hard work getting there and passing though for sure
When asked to turn around, say youve entered a dead end (cul de sac) and at the end on you have to turn around to get back out of it. If at the end there is an open entrance to a large and fairly empty companies car park. Can you enter that car park forwards and use the space in it to slowly turn in a circle then exit and drive out of it, or is this not allowed as a turn around option? I just think its safer than driving past the carpark, reversing on the road and over the path into the entrance of the property carpark before driving on, as a method of turning around. I find it weird to that you must keep both hands on the wheel when reversing even when looking back out of the rear window, far more difficult than putting a hand behind the head rest of the passenger seat to turn and get a good rear viewing angle
what should I do when there are Park cards on both sides of one way street? how I can keep auto on right or left when I have to go left or right vice versa.
Yes because in the UK or america or anywhere else you can drive with German instructors right? Nope. I totally get it, not knowing German will make my test a nightmare but I keep seeing everyone moan they do not speak English. In almost all if not all, tests are in the countries language. Where can you take a driving test with German other than Germany but we all think they should speak English here, for us lol
Thank you so much your video was very helpful to me.
All those tips were really practical ones. I'm currently attending my practical classes and can very much relate to each tip you mentioned. Thanks for the video.
Very useful video JazakAllah
doing my exam next month thanks so much for this tips
At number 8, you said we dont have to stop, because we have the priority. But is it ok to still having a slight look/glimpse on the right to make sure its all safe. I am just asking to know, if that is ok in the exam?
Do it in tiny sections, 5 minute sections. That is how I passed. I failed my first time but that was nerves, not knowing what to expect and struggling to understand the German instructor and test person talking and laughing away with each other. On my second I broke the test into 5 minute sections, i focused hard and properly on each section, then the next, and next, instead of thinking about what might be after that 5 minutes, what might be later in the test, just totally calm and focused on the 5 minutes I was in
It was hard work getting there and passing though for sure
Awesome, thanks for sharing:)
This tips are really helpful, thanks for sharing.
Amen thank you so much 4 this tips great video
thank u hope i fast ..God blessed .
When asked to turn around, say youve entered a dead end (cul de sac) and at the end on you have to turn around to get back out of it. If at the end there is an open entrance to a large and fairly empty companies car park. Can you enter that car park forwards and use the space in it to slowly turn in a circle then exit and drive out of it, or is this not allowed as a turn around option? I just think its safer than driving past the carpark, reversing on the road and over the path into the entrance of the property carpark before driving on, as a method of turning around. I find it weird to that you must keep both hands on the wheel when reversing even when looking back out of the rear window, far more difficult than putting a hand behind the head rest of the passenger seat to turn and get a good rear viewing angle
As far as I understand, yes, this is allowed and actually smart
@@mark9294 oh I passed finally a month or two after I wrote that lol but thanks for the reply as it might help others out !
Great information
Thanks a lot. Very great
In sha Allah
what should I do when there are Park cards on both sides of one way street? how I can keep auto on right or left when I have to go left or right vice versa.
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Thanks for the information
Amen in Jesus Mighty Name! Thank you! God bless you.
Amen 🎉
Amen I have already passed
i wish examiner could also ask in English which is rare, !!
Yes because in the UK or america or anywhere else you can drive with German instructors right? Nope. I totally get it, not knowing German will make my test a nightmare but I keep seeing everyone moan they do not speak English. In almost all if not all, tests are in the countries language. Where can you take a driving test with German other than Germany but we all think they should speak English here, for us lol
@@BarmyTwubble true, i failed in German and not in Test so at the end result is fail!!!
Das ist eine gute Informationen
Thaaaaaaaank u
How to manage the test without speaking much Deustch??
you have to learn basic German terms used in driving
@@abdulghuffran504 can you list down the basic words please!!??
i will.
thanks so much for the tips! great video