Passed my test in Mooroolbark, Vic yesterday. Got picked up for going a few km/h over the speed limit. In Victoria if you go less than 5km/h over the speed limit and go back below within 5 seconds it is only recorded as a minor error and the test goes on. Also, test instructor said that I changed lane into a dangerously small gap, but my driving instructor disagreed. Saying that while the gap was small, I had observed a safe gap to change into. Bit of a late bloomer getting my licence at 24. But whether you getit first try, or it takes you five. Don't give up, with enough practice and with the right approach, you can do it. If there were any tips I would give. 1. Practice, practice a lot. By the time you go for your driving test, driving should feel like second nature. 2. Trust yourself. Most people are nervous going into the test, myself included. Do your best to reign in those nerves and drive CONFIDENTLY like you've likely done 100's of times before. 3. Learn the road rules and follow them. Practice using them in your everyday driving, so you don't even have to think about it come test time. 4. if possible, have an instructor do mock tests for you in the local area on the known test routes. I was lucky enough to have my driving instructor go through my exact test route in the lesson immediately before the test. This helped calm my nerves somewhat. While that exact scenario is unlikely to happen to you, if you have your driving instructor take you through the known routes in the weeks leading up to the test, you are likely to have decent knowledge of every possible route come test day. 5. Listen to and verbally acknowledge all instructions form the test instructor. This just lets them know you are listening to them. 6. Don't be afraid to ask the test instructor questions if you missed one of their instructions. In my test there were a few turns where it wasn't quite clear to me what I needed to do, the instructor is more than happy to repeat instructions if you ask them. 7. BE PATIENT. Don't let other road users pressure you into making bad decisions. Make the safe decision, you aren't being critiqued on how fast you complete the test, but you are being critiqued on how safely you complete it. Best of luck to everyone who is going for their test!! I believe in you! :)
Hi, your tips were super helpful. I was just wondering if any of the test routes had the triple roundabout in it? And how do I tackle that? As I am most nervous about that. I also have my test in Moroolbark next week and I am quite nervous about it. Thanks!
@@Serutnevda Hi! I did have to go through the 5 ways roundabout that you mention. I learned to drive in that area, so the roundabout became quite simple for me, but I can see how it would be intimidating if you haven't driven it before. The number one tip I would have in approaching that round about is to approach it as you would any other roundabout. Simply give way to your right. When you reach the next roundabout, do the same thing. If you're able to, have someone take you through the area so you can become comfortable with the roundabout, so you don't even have to think about it once you get to your test. Good luck!
For the guys who are going for test: I HAVE FAILED TWO TIMES, and I was fed up I almost give up to go for test cause I thought I’m a good driver especially when u have driving experience. But the truth it’s not about assessors or luck. JUST LEARN THE RULES FOLLOW THE RULES AND MOST IMPORTANTLY PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE, I have pumped the fuels many times to do practice and 3rd time I have did the practical test with my car (after I practiced many times) Passes successfully. My advice to the guys who are going to do exam. 1. Never Panic or Hesitate 2. Believe that you are best driver in the world 3. Never speed up 4. Never compare with experience driver 5. Just follow the rules 6. Don’t care about other drivers just be calm and slow and drive 7. PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE My best wishes to the guys who are going to do the exam. Remember if you fail never give up if you pass never forget the mistakes that you have done . All the very best, I’m pretty sure that you will pass the test, all the success will come to you Practice well. God Bless You always. Drive safely!
When you stop behind a car at traffic lights or while waiting for them to turn, make sure that you can see the rear tires without having to lean over the steering wheel, I lost points for not doing it so thought id share
Passed mine today in QLD, had 5 minors and screwed up one turn and went too far back in my parallel park. The tester was so nice 👍. Did mine in Redcliffe.
zexxy Hey man, I was only asked to do the reverse parallel park and the three point turn. The testers will mainly assess your safety over anything else, so people need to make sure that they are doing their head checks and doing the correct speeds.
Just failed my first test today. very frustrating. I started very positive and drove very positively but made a few mistakes. GONE !!! Aussie driving test is so tough. So many points to take care. Its very easy to fail a test just by doing a few mistakes.
sln78 indeed! Be positive! That’s why I told honestly on the video NOT TO DO MISTAKES DURING THE TEST, be confident and stay focus but not over confident
@@SweetPeachannel Hi, I cleared my test in the third attempt with flying colors. Third made hardly made any mistake and the testing officer mentioned I was very focused this times
Green is go, orange is slow down but if your already at a speed where you can't stop suddenly and it turns orange then go as safe to do so. And red is stop.
I hate this pedantry with whether it's yellow, orange or amber. That's the point of traffic lights! You might see it as different shades but it's unmistakable with green or red, however you want to call it. Some countries like Japan, for example, have a 'blue' light because of language differences. Yet it's easily inferred by what Japanese people mean
p̶e̶a̶c̶h̶t̶e̶a̶ Don’t be nervous if possible. If you are when you get in the car, alert the tester. Most will help you and calm you down. They actually want you to pass. So most are very helpful.
Finally, I passed my VORT exam in 4th attempt with 91 marks - Adelaide Practice is the key as per rules… I am able to convert my Indian DL to AUS Full DL Thanks for making this video this has helped me lot but in the end practice is the key… Best of Luck for New Students…I spent around total AUD $ 3000 including Driving Instructor + failed attempt + 10 Years DL + Petrol Cost
4:27. Excessively and that is correct! This is one reason why I didn’t make it on the second attempt on my driving test. Really hope I do not hit that curb again.
nope, it is mirrors (centre then side), indicate, blind spot and then once you're 90% in the lane then you turn off the indicator. You must had bribed the examiner to get away with that one
Failed the vort, just because examinor claimed i stopped crossing the stop line in the road. (Near a stop boad). According to him, my front two wheels were just cutting/over lapping the white line. that line is not that clear, and anyway fail is fail. Another 300$ ahead. So guys if u see a stop board with unclear line beware, to stop and not crossing it a single bit.
I feel you mate. I know that's why I made this videos and hopefully helpful for many people. During the test you need to do it perfectly especially VORT test. Also just depends on your instructor.
Yea i did one mistake at the intersection and one mistake when i was changing lanes because i breaked slightly and the other mistake was judging gaps in traffic😭😭😭
Yes, you can not slow down your car when change the line .. I know driving test rules are ridiculous but we need to do it anyway and we need to pass it!
Yea even if u do a little mistake u will fail😭😭 i have an droven overseas i haven't drove a lot in Australia thats why i am not familiar with the rules to much that's why i failed😭😭😭
I failed twice in WA because of this. Going to try once last time next week. Freaking expensive this test. I’ve 21 years of driving experience in Asia, where roads a busier, wider and painted better so this is so damn frustrating as I am a rule follower but the weird nonsense I’ve seen is enough to put me off :(
ahhaha nope stupid dick failed me for being the first car at the lights and when it went green, apparently i didn't check both ways before driving through.... so pissed so now i had to rebook in 2 weeks
Those spots look familiar👀 Fellow South Aussie I see. I'm going for my test in the next month most likely, trying to get in as much study and practice beforehand. Hoping to ace it first try but we'll see lol.
@@SweetPeachannel unfortunately I failed.. I later heard the pass rate for the first PDA there is only 37%, I've booked another test on Dec hoping I can pass this time
@@SweetPeachannel unfortunately I didn't pass even tho I had enough points because I stopped too early at the stop sign. I'll try again next week ! Thanks for the reply sweetpea
Some of the rules in the driving test is so unreasonable. Like, do the people who write these actually drive on our roads? I'm pretty sure if you take both hands off the steering wheel when stopped at lights, you'll fail, but everyone does that, and how is it dangerous?! In QLD there is a 0 tolerance policy for going over the speed limit, but you get away with not indicating five times? I swear, these rules are made up by weird people who get off to failing young children so they can pay another two or three times and then pass even though they were good drivers from the beginning. I've got my test at the end of next January, I think I'm driving fine, I've got my 100 hours and my mum and dad believe that I am safe and aware enough on the roads, and my driving instructor thinks I'm good too, not once have my parents had to pull the handbrake on me or anything like that, same as my instructor.
I am totally agree mate, during the driving test you need to do what are on "log book". Once you get your licence you can drive your own way. I know it's ridiculous but the video shows the tips how to pass the driving test. Driving test & lesson cost are expensive that's why I give the tips so people wouldn't spend to much money for it.
This comment is so wrong in many ways. It's a driving test; you have to try and be perfect to reduce hazards on the road and so that the instructors know that you're a safe driver. After you complete the test you can do whatever you like, but until then, you need to comply with the road rules. Having both hands off the wheel at the lights can be a hazard, as it shows that you do not have control of your car. And i'm pretty sure if you fail to indicate they will penalize you for that... even in a car park.
The driving test has nothing to do with teaching you to actually drive. Sadly, in Australia people learn to drive properly by experience. Hopefully, without too many crashes in between.
@@zzz3553x Sorry to hear that. The test isn't really about actual driving ability anyway. Plenty of people who have a licence can't keep a car in a straight line, yet they fail others for stupid stuff. I failed mine first go for driving through a stop sign that wasn't there...Next time I went through, brand new sign.
MP498 yeah man thats so shit, every time ive done it, its been the stupidest thing, which causes an instant fail. Im going again next wednesday anyway, I didnt have to pay for it because i failed with 2 assessors in the car, which was a bit more stressful, but no excuse really.
no way, definitely you need to see rear (left/right mirror) indicator on for 3sec maximum, then see the blind spot afterwards change the lane if safe to do so .
Wrong. If the lights turn Amber, then you should be stopping unless it's unsafe to do so. You have made it sounds like you stomp on the brakes if the lights change to Amber. There's an accident waiting to happen.
Passed my test in Mooroolbark, Vic yesterday. Got picked up for going a few km/h over the speed limit. In Victoria if you go less than 5km/h over the speed limit and go back below within 5 seconds it is only recorded as a minor error and the test goes on. Also, test instructor said that I changed lane into a dangerously small gap, but my driving instructor disagreed. Saying that while the gap was small, I had observed a safe gap to change into. Bit of a late bloomer getting my licence at 24. But whether you getit first try, or it takes you five. Don't give up, with enough practice and with the right approach, you can do it.
If there were any tips I would give.
1. Practice, practice a lot. By the time you go for your driving test, driving should feel like second nature.
2. Trust yourself. Most people are nervous going into the test, myself included. Do your best to reign in those nerves and drive CONFIDENTLY like you've likely done 100's of times before.
3. Learn the road rules and follow them. Practice using them in your everyday driving, so you don't even have to think about it come test time.
4. if possible, have an instructor do mock tests for you in the local area on the known test routes. I was lucky enough to have my driving instructor go through my exact test route in the lesson immediately before the test. This helped calm my nerves somewhat. While that exact scenario is unlikely to happen to you, if you have your driving instructor take you through the known routes in the weeks leading up to the test, you are likely to have decent knowledge of every possible route come test day.
5. Listen to and verbally acknowledge all instructions form the test instructor. This just lets them know you are listening to them.
6. Don't be afraid to ask the test instructor questions if you missed one of their instructions. In my test there were a few turns where it wasn't quite clear to me what I needed to do, the instructor is more than happy to repeat instructions if you ask them.
7. BE PATIENT. Don't let other road users pressure you into making bad decisions. Make the safe decision, you aren't being critiqued on how fast you complete the test, but you are being critiqued on how safely you complete it.
Best of luck to everyone who is going for their test!! I believe in you! :)
great!
Hi, your tips were super helpful. I was just wondering if any of the test routes had the triple roundabout in it? And how do I tackle that? As I am most nervous about that. I also have my test in Moroolbark next week and I am quite nervous about it. Thanks!
@@Serutnevda Hi! I did have to go through the 5 ways roundabout that you mention. I learned to drive in that area, so the roundabout became quite simple for me, but I can see how it would be intimidating if you haven't driven it before.
The number one tip I would have in approaching that round about is to approach it as you would any other roundabout. Simply give way to your right. When you reach the next roundabout, do the same thing. If you're able to, have someone take you through the area so you can become comfortable with the roundabout, so you don't even have to think about it once you get to your test. Good luck!
I'm so scared. 😔
For the guys who are going for test:
I HAVE FAILED TWO TIMES, and I was fed up I almost give up to go for test cause I thought I’m a good driver especially when u have driving experience. But the truth it’s not about assessors or luck. JUST LEARN THE RULES FOLLOW THE RULES AND MOST IMPORTANTLY PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE, I have pumped the fuels many times to do practice and 3rd time I have did the practical test with my car (after I practiced many times) Passes successfully. My advice to the guys who are going to do exam.
1. Never Panic or Hesitate
2. Believe that you are best driver in the world
3. Never speed up
4. Never compare with experience driver
5. Just follow the rules
6. Don’t care about other drivers just be calm and slow and drive
7. PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE
My best wishes to the guys who are going to do the exam. Remember if you fail never give up if you pass never forget the mistakes that you have done . All the very best, I’m pretty sure that you will pass the test, all the success will come to you Practice well. God Bless You always. Drive safely!
Gokul Gocool good call! Exactly what I mentioned on my videos.
Sweet Pea 😎
I am going Wednesday, so nervous but I think I will follow you and try to stay calm 🧘♀️
Amrit Sandhu stay calm and follow all the road rules, it’s important during the driving rest after passed you can drive on your own way
@@amritsandhu947 hope u got the license.
When you stop behind a car at traffic lights or while waiting for them to turn, make sure that you can see the rear tires without having to lean over the steering wheel, I lost points for not doing it so thought id share
Wish me and everyone going to test good luck🤙
LANPING LU 😇😇😇
Passed mine today in QLD, had 5 minors and screwed up one turn and went too far back in my parallel park. The tester was so nice 👍. Did mine in Redcliffe.
Hey bro what kind of manoeuvres were you asked to do?
zexxy Hey man, I was only asked to do the reverse parallel park and the three point turn. The testers will mainly assess your safety over anything else, so people need to make sure that they are doing their head checks and doing the correct speeds.
Well done mate
Sweet Pea thank you
@@Merked thank you
Who are the idiots commenting on her spelling? English ain’t everyone’s first language. Good job sweet pea
cheers ..
Kay Kay don’t worry we’ll be back using pictures before you know it and we’ll have culture with our writing again.
I'll be one because it's really bad and not hard to fix in the age of spell check. Plus it's funny.
Just failed my first test today. very frustrating. I started very positive and drove very positively but made a few mistakes. GONE !!! Aussie driving test is so tough. So many points to take care. Its very easy to fail a test just by doing a few mistakes.
sln78 indeed! Be positive! That’s why I told honestly on the video NOT TO DO MISTAKES DURING THE TEST, be confident and stay focus but not over confident
@@SweetPeachannel hope to crack it next time at least.
sln78 all the best, let me know how you go okay
I agree with you there.
@@SweetPeachannel Hi, I cleared my test in the third attempt with flying colors. Third made hardly made any mistake and the testing officer mentioned I was very focused this times
Orange is not “go if safe to do so”
Orange is STOP “unless it is not safe to do so”
we have got one more color? Orange ? good to know! hahaha :)
Green is go, orange is slow down but if your already at a speed where you can't stop suddenly and it turns orange then go as safe to do so. And red is stop.
@@Tom-uv6wj ah yes, I remember the days when they were amber :)
I hate this pedantry with whether it's yellow, orange or amber. That's the point of traffic lights! You might see it as different shades but it's unmistakable with green or red, however you want to call it.
Some countries like Japan, for example, have a 'blue' light because of language differences. Yet it's easily inferred by what Japanese people mean
Amber/orange/yellow is slow down. If you’re going too fast and have no time to stop, you can continue on. If you have time to stop, you stop.
My tests is exactly a week away I’m in qld.... I’m so nervous I don’t want to fail cause it’s so fricken expensive
ThorxLoki no reason to be nervous. Just take it easy and drive following the road rules. You will be okay
My testes
p̶e̶a̶c̶h̶t̶e̶a̶ Don’t be nervous if possible. If you are when you get in the car, alert the tester. Most will help you and calm you down. They actually want you to pass. So most are very helpful.
Finally, I passed my VORT exam in 4th attempt with 91 marks - Adelaide
Practice is the key as per rules…
I am able to convert my Indian DL to AUS Full DL
Thanks for making this video this has helped me lot but in the end practice is the key…
Best of Luck for New Students…I spent around total AUD $ 3000 including Driving Instructor + failed attempt + 10 Years DL + Petrol Cost
i feel for you. Well done mate
ok you can’t go through an orange light it’s technically illegal and if you do it in a test you’ll fail it happened to me
HEY another SA person :) driving test on wednesday, so READY
I passed! 😊
Indi Gage lucky you 😞
4:27. Excessively and that is correct! This is one reason why I didn’t make it on the second attempt on my driving test. Really hope I do not hit that curb again.
yes, it's critical ..
nope, it is mirrors (centre then side), indicate, blind spot and then once you're 90% in the lane then you turn off the indicator.
You must had bribed the examiner to get away with that one
Yup 100%. You always check your mirrors before indicating and then after you switch the indicator on you must check your blind spot.
before start you have to check mirrors and seat belt on
thank you. this helps a lot. i failed my first test. now i am anxious to take another test which 2 weeks from now. tnx again.
you will be okay ... as long you follow the road rules. Let me know how you go in your next test okay?
Solid music taste, thanks for the tips!
cheers
Failed the vort, just because examinor claimed i stopped crossing the stop line in the road. (Near a stop boad). According to him, my front two wheels were just cutting/over lapping the white line. that line is not that clear, and anyway fail is fail. Another 300$ ahead. So guys if u see a stop board with unclear line beware, to stop and not crossing it a single bit.
I feel you mate. I know that's why I made this videos and hopefully helpful for many people. During the test you need to do it perfectly especially VORT test. Also just depends on your instructor.
@@SweetPeachannel 👍
@@channel4catsdogs772 cheers
@@SweetPeachannel finally i passed two weeks back.. it cost me so much. and passed
@@vijanaka85 I feel you. Congrats ...
So many checks to remember and do at the same time. Any person including license holders can be failed any time they take a test.
yesss indeed. At least, you must do the right things during the test
Today i failed my drive test second time😭😭 i had to rebook again..and now i have to wait for one month for my third attempt😭😭
sorry to hear that mate. Did he tell you what were your mistakes? maybe I could help so you can improve it.
Yea i did one mistake at the intersection and one mistake when i was changing lanes because i breaked slightly and the other mistake was judging gaps in traffic😭😭😭
Yes, you can not slow down your car when change the line .. I know driving test rules are ridiculous but we need to do it anyway and we need to pass it!
Yea even if u do a little mistake u will fail😭😭 i have an droven overseas i haven't drove a lot in Australia thats why i am not familiar with the rules to much that's why i failed😭😭😭
I failed twice in WA because of this. Going to try once last time next week. Freaking expensive this test.
I’ve 21 years of driving experience in Asia, where roads a busier, wider and painted better so this is so damn frustrating as I am a rule follower but the weird nonsense I’ve seen is enough to put me off :(
Thank you so much for the video I’m giving test on this Friday in Adelaide 👌🏻👍
good luck ...
do you think you will fail if you take your hands off the wheel at traffic lights?? my test is tomorrow
thank you so much
ahhaha nope stupid dick failed me for being the first car at the lights and when it went green, apparently i didn't check both ways before driving through.... so pissed so now i had to rebook in 2 weeks
haha that is so true that theyll pass you once you pay enough and na im in sydney
tom seddon I had the same issue, I took a corner wide. He failed be because I wasn’t to close to the curb, rms are money hungry
yooooo, you literally passes my house ahahahaha. thanks for filming this in Adelaide
good to meet someone from same state too yeaaaa!!!
Was it port adelaide area?
Great video mate..! Thanks heaps..!
Those spots look familiar👀 Fellow South Aussie I see. I'm going for my test in the next month most likely, trying to get in as much study and practice beforehand. Hoping to ace it first try but we'll see lol.
let me know how it goes okay?
Hi, thank you for this video. Is this same exact route the examiner used for the VORT in Marion/Park Holme?
depend the area where do you live I guess. If you live in the area, generally yes ... you can ask your examiner/ instructor
im going for my Vort test in a couple hours, scared because the traffic is going to be heavy due to Christmas coming up
how did you go>
Very helpful. But your wording was changing to fast before I could read it
yea ... please watch my other videos mate .. I have improved it
This video may help
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I hope this will work here in New South Wales
It should be same road rules mate ..
I'm going to take my PDA tomorrow...hope I can pass:(
how did you go mate?
@@SweetPeachannel unfortunately I failed.. I later heard the pass rate for the first PDA there is only 37%, I've booked another test on Dec hoping I can pass this time
@@ABACUStoPC hope you will pass on next test.
It’s nice to see a video filmed in the area I live
yayyyy
Very helpful! 5:38 Be extra careful next time, seriously.
The minor speeding instant fail is too brutal, i Mean if you fail to indicate less 3 times it's a pass
My test is in 10 days and I couldn’t be more nervous
take deep breath and just let it flows, nervous won't help.
Sweet Pea yeah for sure I’m a confident driver I’m just nervous cause it means so much to me and I want to get them so bad
@@TylerStyles test instructors couldnt give a dam how much it means to you. pay up and drive perfect or piss off
trickattack itsthe that wasn’t very nice
I've got my test in 4 days and I really need to pass it but I'm nervous
how did you go mate>?
@@SweetPeachannel got it first time!
@@CallumBlokland congrats ... well done.
0.33 I'm pretty sure if I break something off the car, the examiner won't be too pleased.
Have not test tmr! Wish me luck!
I’ve successfully manifested my thick red colour Probationary plate. Never ever should have hit that dam curb!😐
This video is very useful
Thanks for Help
cheers
It’s yellow and it’s not go if safe. Its slow down and come to a stop
Do you have to hit hazzard button when on reverse (moving back from parked position)?
I don't think so //
You should not do that. Hazard lights are for when you are stopped in a bad position on the road, due to breaking down.
Only when going through round-a-bouts when you have NFI which way you're going.
Hey so is the Vort test better to go for than the cbt?
probably yes, to get better answer please ask your instructor
subtitles are too fast
Are there speed cameras for subtitles?
5:50 What if Hidran gives you permission?
Video at 5.40, may I know how to overcome the situation like that? I am learning driving for last one month.
keep your self calm, and that's why always look properly before crossing or turning. If you are not sure, just do it.
When going across - median strip/ island or just going across- everyone has right of way and you’re last. only go when clear.
Nice video mate, thanks
Can u help me about online test
yea .. what can I help you? I though online test is so easy.
@@SweetPeachannel Thanks
all good mate
4:32 Stay out of right lane unless overtaking
My test is in 6 hours and i cant sleep
DanceInYourPJs you will be okay 👌. Just relax! Tell me how did you go okay?
@@SweetPeachannel unfortunately I didn't pass even tho I had enough points because I stopped too early at the stop sign. I'll try again next week ! Thanks for the reply sweetpea
@@DanceInYourPJs You got failed for stopping early on stop sign??!! That's ridiculous 😭 Hope you got ur license by now.
@@ajrocks8349 yep failed another time but third times the charm, I've been driving for quite year now😉🥰
@@DanceInYourPJs it costs so much to take a 45 minutes test. Doesn’t it
Some of the rules in the driving test is so unreasonable. Like, do the people who write these actually drive on our roads? I'm pretty sure if you take both hands off the steering wheel when stopped at lights, you'll fail, but everyone does that, and how is it dangerous?! In QLD there is a 0 tolerance policy for going over the speed limit, but you get away with not indicating five times? I swear, these rules are made up by weird people who get off to failing young children so they can pay another two or three times and then pass even though they were good drivers from the beginning. I've got my test at the end of next January, I think I'm driving fine, I've got my 100 hours and my mum and dad believe that I am safe and aware enough on the roads, and my driving instructor thinks I'm good too, not once have my parents had to pull the handbrake on me or anything like that, same as my instructor.
I am totally agree mate, during the driving test you need to do what are on "log book".
Once you get your licence you can drive your own way. I know it's ridiculous but the video shows the tips how to pass the driving test.
Driving test & lesson cost are expensive that's why I give the tips so people wouldn't spend to much money for it.
This comment is so wrong in many ways. It's a driving test; you have to try and be perfect to reduce hazards on the road and so that the instructors know that you're a safe driver. After you complete the test you can do whatever you like, but until then, you need to comply with the road rules. Having both hands off the wheel at the lights can be a hazard, as it shows that you do not have control of your car. And i'm pretty sure if you fail to indicate they will penalize you for that... even in a car park.
The driving test has nothing to do with teaching you to actually drive. Sadly, in Australia people learn to drive properly by experience. Hopefully, without too many crashes in between.
Replace the broken indicator bulb
I have a test today my 2nd time
Sweet Pea thank u I passed 😁
My test is today
how did you go?
I passed 🤩
Emily Wood congrats okay! So happy for you
Sweet Pea thank you so much 🤩
Emily Wood Hope my videos were helpful for you
Finally an SA driving test
Your Mum hope this is helpful
Sweet Pea yes definitely! I passed first go! Thanks you so much for the video ❤️
Your Mum well done! Happy to hear!
Your Mum happy to help!
Handbrake off before gear as not to wear out gearbox
6:00 I keep my money in the bank, not a safe
1:18 How long is the test if you only go less than 3 km/h?
MP498 i think he means go 3km under whatever the speed limit is
@@zzz3553x Where's the fun in that?
MP498 i guess not failing ur test is pretty fun,,, i legit just failed my test at cannington hahahah
@@zzz3553x Sorry to hear that. The test isn't really about actual driving ability anyway. Plenty of people who have a licence can't keep a car in a straight line, yet they fail others for stupid stuff. I failed mine first go for driving through a stop sign that wasn't there...Next time I went through, brand new sign.
MP498 yeah man thats so shit, every time ive done it, its been the stupidest thing, which causes an instant fail. Im going again next wednesday anyway, I didnt have to pay for it because i failed with 2 assessors in the car, which was a bit more stressful, but no excuse really.
What I know if you want to pass your test make sure it’s not a Karen testing you ,those women are always angry and selfish.
Drive test tomorrow
How did you go mate?
when u changing lane, u only indicator right without checking right , central mirror. Is it ok?
no way, definitely you need to see rear (left/right mirror) indicator on for 3sec maximum, then see the blind spot afterwards change the lane if safe to do so .
Sweet Pea my instructor also said we have to check middle mirror too.
here you go ...
kerb*
Sweet Pea stable
hidran
Not to be mean or anything but your spelling is very bad.
yeaaaa I know,
MR. BASH English isn’t her first language, idiot.
MR. BASH u ever notice some people are born to speak different languages??
@@simplykoko9033 Spell checkers aren't hard to use.
@@mp4986 being nice ain't hard also.
5:55 Vihicle... Hahahhaha
And it's brake FFS
Ffs if the light is orange you stop not even going to watch the rest of the vid
Wrong. If the lights turn Amber, then you should be stopping unless it's unsafe to do so. You have made it sounds like you stomp on the brakes if the lights change to Amber. There's an accident waiting to happen.
Kjml lu
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with spelling like that i'm not surprised you failed so many times
Turbzy how does spelling got anything to do with driving skills???