How I nearly caused a Collision - Driving Instructor makes a Mistake
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- čas přidán 25. 06. 2024
- On Sunday the 17/04/22 when driving home from the Peak District UK, I made a mistake that could have caused a nasty collision, it was only be chance that a collision didn't happen. In this video I share exactly what happened, why I think it happened and how I can prevent it happening again.
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00:00 Who nearly crashed?
00:55 What happened
02:24 Why it happened
07:55 Excuses
09:55 Outro
A lot of people wouldn't make this video. Well done for owning up to a mistake and teaching another valuable lesson at the same time
I totally agree.
Yeah that shows he really is an authentic person and he takes safe driving seriously
This is a proof that anyone could be a bad driver in a road they have never driven before. I hope the examiners will be able to own up to this as well.
It's definitely easier driving on roads you know.
@MacCraker whats a partition? I is it related to driving? Cos my practical test is on 5th October
@@CoolnCarin5241 I think he's refering to Windows drive partitions, which is not related to driving, it's related to storage drives. I might be wrong tho.
@@CoolnCarin5241 he is talking about hard drive partitions on a computer. i have also ended up deleting my partitions. and no it does not have anything to do with driving
Everyone is capable of making a mistake which is why professional and experienced drivers build in reserve.
This junction looks like a prime candidate for one of those REDUCE SPEED NOW signs, as well as another sign on the right hand side of the slip road showing the layout of the junction. This layout would prevent lorries in the filter lane giving the wrong impression, and remove any doubts about what you should be doing in the right hand lane
It needs something in my opinion. A roundabout sign on my side would have helped a lot. I genuinely though I could keep going.
@@ConquerDriving in Sweden we always have a roundabout sign on both sides of the road before every roundabout, if there’s a risk you’ll be going too fast entering the roundabout there’s warning signs earlier that warn you, don’t know why it’s not a thing there
There is a 30 MPH sign
@@mikerobinson1788 it's an advisory sign for the left lane (the slip road he mentioned) due to it being a pretty tight bend, not for the roundabout
If this is nearly an accident then I'm nearly in an accident 12 times a day
This road should have roundabout warning signs on both sides aswell as reduced speed signs. This looks dangerous as hell.
I commend you for admitting to making a mistake. It is what separates a good driver from a bad driver.
I genuinly think, though, that this section can be improved by road planners. If it cought you out with all your experience a novice driver has no chance. I think there definitely need to be red roundabout warning signs on both sides of the road.
I agree with the signs on both sides. Most scared and disappointed I've been in ages. Luckily my other half was completely oblivious to what happened.
@@ConquerDriving could you write to highways England to get this idea across??
ONE is bad
At the speed that anyone would be approaching that roundabout, a roundabout warning sign would be very appropriate. It would give you time to react, which is much better than having to see that large green roundabout sign just before the give-way line. And that's only if you can actually see it.
Hi Richard, I’m an ADI based in Sheffield who used to work in Doncaster, commuting daily past this area. Now travel to Pontefract regularly by car and know this exit very well! Normally I take the left hand lane to go A1 North, but often see drivers in that lane you were in approaching too fast, treating it like the slip rd on left. There’s a blind view of any cars to your right as their height keeps them hidden. Local news recently showed footage of a lorry approaching that junction from under the bridge and something had not given way...closed the roundabout for hours.
Thank you for showing us and being honest - agree there would be a huge improvement in safety by putting some signage on the right. Next time I go on this road, I’ll think of you ☺️👍
Have the road authorities responded to the news item?
Have you reported this problem to the highways agency??
How bizarre! I’m an ADI in Lincolnshire and came across this same junction for the first time a couple of months ago, and made the same mistake! Like you said, the video really doesn’t do it justice. I’m the moment it really does come out of nowhere, especially due to all of the HGVs that you come across in the left lane.
It’s refreshing to see other ADIs do a video like this, and make it educational. Thank you!
No one is ever perfect, and the difference between a good driver, and a poor one is good drivers hold themselves accountable, and reflect on their actions to improve.
Fair play for sharing Richard, not only prevents you making the same mistake again, but ensures your subscribers won't find themselves in the same situation. It's a testiment to your attitude and teaching mate.
Glad no harm was done in this case.
I agree with this. It has been really nice watching this and I have felt really awful about a few mistakes I've made over the years (driving 5 years). I see now that nobody is perfect and I've at least recognised them and processed what I did wrong and taken steps to make sure it doesn't happen again.
*No one is ever perfect, and the difference between a good driver, and a poor one, is good drivers hold themselves accountable, and reflect on their actions to improve.
Fair play for sharing, Richard. It not only prevents you making the same mistake again, but ensures your subscribers won't find themselves in the same situation. It's a testiment to your attitude and teaching, mate.
Glad no harm was done in this case.
@@victoriagrayson5082 you've just repeated my comment?
On road, it happens. But if everyone made out safe. Then you are a good enough driver. Thanks for sharing your experience honestly. It helped us realise that how much careful we need to be on the roads.
everyone makes mistakes and the outcome of those mistakes depends a lot on luck. in my opinion, it is true that a good driver is one who can minimise the consequences of those mistakes (wether that is a collision or not). that also includes being very careful and preventing collisions with other people who made a mistake. for example, about what happened on the video, if i were inside the roundabout and saw a car apporaching quickly from the outside, i would probably slow down and get ready to brake. i live in greece and i have literally prevented a collision with another vehicle who did just that. unfortunately, unless there are signs, the person approaching the roundabout has the right of way, but on that specific one there are stop signs, which the other driver never cared for, she just kept on going
We're all human, and driving in unfamiliar places always comes with its own challenges. You're a very experienced driver, and you certainly wouldn't have willingly caused an accident, so it's just an accident! Thanks for sharing this 😁
No no you are not making excuses at all, really appreciate that you have gone over these points, it was an honest mistake albeit a dangerous one. I can totally see how it was misleading and thank you for being responsible and brave enough to admit it. Really appreciate the advice, I will be taking much more care as well with signs and lorries
You reminded me of this quote 😊
“Learn from the mistakes of others. You can’t live long enough to make them all yourself.” - Eleanor Roosevelt 👍
Even professionals have bad days! Glad you're OK, and thanks for the honesty and telling us what you would do differently 👍
It was actually a good day, the peak district is very beautiful. But it was a scary moment at the end of a good day. Luckily my other half was unaware of my mistake or I would have frightened her.
@@ConquerDriving Everyone makes mistakes. I remember overtaking a car, when I was much younger, and only realised while I was on the wrong side of the road that he actually had his indicator on and was turning right. I sighed with relief after getting away with it and mentally gave myself a right scolding. Like you, my passenger was totally unaware of the danger at the time. I learned from it though and have been much more careful overtaking ever since. Appreciate your honesty. Some other driving instructors could take a leaf out of your book.
Having a driving licence is a lifetime commitment to learning to drive.
Respect for this video, because "Learning from experience" (the thing that happens after you pass your test, i.e. show minimum safety knowledge and skills) is actually exactly that - to analyse the mistakes you and others make with the sole purpose of avoiding them in future.
If anyone thinks that getting a licence is a tick-box exercise, to me they are dangerous by default. This is not a course/certificate on MS Word to fool your boss. A driving licence is allowing you to continue learning to drive ON YOUR OWN.
When mistakes happen (we are all humans, we do them, even if we are experts), if you don't analyse carefully what happened and decide what you are going to change so it doesn't happen again, you are not learning or even worse - creating a bad habit, which will cenrtainly cost you causing or being involved in an accident, which may cause your or someone elses death/injuries.
Driving is a constant, continuous, fast-pace RISK ASSESSMENT. And as such, one can never say "I know everything now. I can now stop trying to improve".
The determination that went into the reconstruction of the incident is huge
I love your way of presenting things. I am one of the drivers that is trying to always improve and still watch videos like yours to learn more, and had my share of mistakes, and I am sure here and there they will happen in future. Every time I make mistake I do my best to disect it as to why it happened and do my best to prevent in future. Kudos to you.
you should be proud of making this video, very informative and could prevent others from making the same mistakes.
Your accountability is very laudable. Not everyone would be so brave as to own their mistakes. And it is a good learning experience for all of us. Thank you for sharing.
Huge respect to you for making this video, and for you candid honesty.
I am sharing this video with my own students because you provide an exemplar of unbiased self-evaluation and self-improvement.
I know that junction very well, and completely agree with your assessment of it.
I'm glad you are fine, Richard. Thanks for helping all of us with your videos!
Really appreciate the amount of honesty you put into this video, you didn't have to tell us this and we'd be none the wiser. However, this shows both your skills as a teacher, but also a person as it proves that no one is perfect and that we all make mistakes, which is okay - so long as we accept responsibility.
thanks Richard for one owning up to mistake and making it clear that anyone can make such a mistake even an driving instructor with numerous years of experience, it reminds us all that no matter what driving is a dangerous act and anything can go wrong especially a mistake any of us can make
Love this honesty. We all make mistakes unfortunately a lot of people forget how dangerous driving can be and think they are faultless.
Very brave of you to fess up to this. Thankyou for letting us in and showing us that no one is infallible.
My instructor told me that even after you pass your test, you're still learning how to drive. This is a perfect example of that.
Exactly, you're constantly learning. Anticipating what another driver is about to do in any given situation is also crucial. Hanging back and letting the other driver make their move first is often best. You get better at anticipating through driving experience.
Videos like this is extremely helpful. It also shows that everyone is human and we all make mistakes…
7hr round trip just to film a video about a mistake you made... Hats off to you!
I think advanced giveaway markings or a roundabout sign on the right would help the situation / reduce the likelihood of something like this happening.
I'm not sure if they're allowed to paint giveway triangles / slow markings on only one lane however.. People in the left lane might think perhaps the markings apply to them and the left side has washed away.
Perhaps an advanced forward arrow on the left and giveway on the right would be what I'd do.. But I don't build the roads! I wonder how many other junctions similar scenarios can occur.
It was a long way for a bit of video footage! Podcasts keep me company though. If I had any triangle roundabout warning sign on my side I think that would have been enough.
@@ConquerDriving Favourite podcasts please, spill the beans.
I do appreciate all the effort and ethic you put on every single video you make. I love the simple and absolutely understandable way of you explaining everything which makes me having no issue to easily get every single word spoken by you, even though I am not a native English speaker.
I have nothing bu the utmost respect for you, Sir! It is very hard for one to process this type of situations, let alone publicly address them! You are both a grear instructor and a person of character!! 👍🙏 btw, the fact, that there were no signs on the right hand side of the road is just poor signposting 😒
youre such an amazing person, not just a teacher but youre just an awesome person in general
Thank you for this. Glad to hear everyone is ok, but I find it reassuring that even experienced drivers make mistakes. Doesn’t sound at all like you’re trying to make excuses, it was very useful to know how exactly you missed things. Sadly where I’m from it’s always very busy and signs are either few and far between, or about 16000 all at once at the last moment (sat nav seems to have no idea most of the time). I’m used to it now, but if I want to go anywhere new I find myself finding and following the route on maps and street few a dozen times before I feel like I can do it
I know what you mean, lack of signs and then sign overload. I think there are many useless signs that clutter the streets.
Thank you for making this video, and for taking the time and effort to understand what happened.
really appreciate this, attempting my first long cross-england journey (with lots of breaks in between) and hadn't thought about not being able to see signs on the left before
I hope it goes well.
What absolute honesty and dedication. Revisiting the scene of the 'crime' to analyse where you went wrong. I wish every driver was as meticulous as you.
I watched your videos whilst I was learning (I passed back in March!) and I must say they are so useful. What I didn't realise was how useful they'd be, even once I was on the roads. Thank you for making a video showing that we can all make mistakes and that we all need to keep on learning to improve ourselves.
That's fantastic to hear, thank you for watching.
Huge respect for this video, and the commitment of a whole day to go back to the scene in order to make it!
We all learn from mistakes and a lot of people will learn from this one 👏
Just one point to add. The car you are driving in the video has sat nav on display which also gives early warning of the road layout and is a great aid in providing one more clue when driving unfamiliar junctions.
Again, 100% kudos for sharing this very valuable lesson 👏
I think I’d have made the same mistake as you.
Thank you. I tend to have the sat nav sound off as I find it unreliable and mildly annoying.
@@ConquerDriving Scratch Mildly, I think it's extremely annoying and worse yet a distraction altogether. It's likely to take you're concentration away from something at a crucial moment when you're trying to focus on whatever scenario it is. (Like a whiney passenger that doesn't know when to shh haha). But yeah huge respect for a 7hr trip to make the video especially with the price of fuel these days. I have definitely learned from this and it's not something id have thought of before so thank you!
Thanks for the video Richard. I appreciate the honesty in this, some of the driving instructor CZcamsrs out there act as if they’re perfect and never make mistakes. People who have driven hundreds of thousands of miles over 40 years still make mistakes occasionally as we are all human. It’s refreshing to see that you accepted you made a mistake and will learn from it and remember it in the future. Once again, thank you!
I watch your all videos. But this is very special and unique. You have shown us that everybody should be very carefull and should not trust themselves too much. Thank you very much. 10 /10
Brilliant video Richard. Very instructive and I love the way you own up to a mistake and take learning points from it so that others can benefit. I took and passed my IAM Roadsmart Masters test recently: reportedly the highest possible civilian (non emergency services) driving qualification one can achieve. But I have been greatly comforted by the fact that no driver is perfect. So true! I still stuffed up an approach to a junction a few days ago. Risk was low but I majorly inconvenienced other drivers and embarrassed myself. I too went back to try again, to see how and why I went wrong! However, my journey to do so was only 40 minutes, not 7 hours. That took dedication from you! 👏🙂
Firstly glad your ok and nothing serious happened!
I found this video really helpful and will hopefully make me more aware of situations like this that may occur, thanks for sharing!
Glad that you are OK and thanks for the sharing again ~
Videos like this make us all better drivers. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for being candid about your error.
I am learning to drive and have watched a few of your videos for refresh before my practical test. I never subscribed because I thought I wouldn't need to especially after I pass. I have now subscribed because of this video. I'm going to need you for life and also for my future children. Thank you
This video proves that we are all human beings and even a driving instructor can commit a mistake on the roads. I live in Portugal, a country where normally drivers are really intolerant with this type of mistakes, and I got my driving licence in January. Unfortunately, I don't drive a lot because I couldn't buy a car until now, but this video was really helpful and informative for me. Thank you
Even professional have a bad day and anyone can make mistake. Thank you for showing this.
Richard, appreciated your effort in making all videos, all of them are so helpful, nicely presented and interesting. I couldn’t find an instructor and passed with 4 minors yesterday. I will continue to watch your videos to learn from you and drive safely.
That's fantastic news, congratulations on passing!
SO GLAD you okay, I don't ever want you get any trouble in whole life my dear BROTHER
You are a good driver Richard, I've learnt a lot from you, you just made a mistake... which humans do make, that's why insurance exists, you don't have to hit someone, someone can hit you... that's why it's called an accident. But nonetheless, I appreciate you being honest and teaching us a lesson in regards to your MISTAKE.
Thanks for sharing your experience. It is very helpful for people like me who's learning to drive SAFELY.
Regardless of anything you will always be my hero. You are great, great guy and great great instructor with well spoken English. The only thing I'm asking you for is, pls more videos like this as I've just passed my test on 28th of July largely thanking you. More videos on collisions and analysing them and how to work on avoiding any collision. Better be say then sorry, cheerio m8y :)
Was turning right across a 2 lane dual carriageway with a center reservation..had to have both ways clear as van wouldnt fit in middle. checked left, all clear...looking right a transit was coming towards me with their left indicator on so i waited until he started turning into my junction and then started off across the lanes...A gold jeep was beside the white van the whole time and completely hidden! we both emergency stopped with the jeep taking to the central reservation!!! I sat in shock looking at the jeep driver and thankful he had such amazing reactions.
Driving 27 years and couldn't believe the mistake I made. Always learning.
Great awarness video Richard..this could save someone having a nasty accident
You are a nice person with lovely heart. I will watch your all videos. Keep making.
I passed my driving test in first attempt with 4 minor mistakes 2 days ago.. Your videos have helped me immensely… thank you so much …i will keep on watching them…
That's great news, congratulations on passing!
Watched one of your videos right before my test and it helped me calm down and pass. Goodluck everyone
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
Thank you for sharing your experience with us, It's really helpful
Kudos. Good analysis to illustrate a learning point.
From personal experience, and because i usually only drive around town, and occasionally drive elsewhere, i end up going on autopilot sometimes, and just let my muscle memory do the driving, which is very very wrong, great video nonetheless Richard, it's good to learn from mistakes, cheers.
Respect for making this video 💯 🐐
My hat is off to you for posting this !! I've used this junction to go A1 North from that direction you were going..you do get lots of hgv and it can be quite busy at times. I agree with you an additional sign should be in place on the right lane.
This is real drivers education Richard keep it up my friend
This isn’t related to this video but I just wanted to tell you how much your videos have helped me learn manual. I’m in the us so only ~15% of people even know how to drive manual while 4% actually drive manual on a daily basis. I already had my drivers license but recently got a manual specifically a 2012 civic SI. I had minimal experience before getting this car a couple hours on absolute junk boxes that needed to be push started whenever I would stall (not optimal learning conditions) and tractors and forklifts. Your videos have helped immensely. After getting used to the very grippy clutch compared to what I learned on it’s has been a peace of cake except for hills which I am still practicing but progressing slowly but surely. I live in the northwest US so every other road is considered a mountain in some flat areas of the world. Just wanted to thank you for your help.
Thank you so very very much for sharing this driving experience it’s such a helpful video. 👍
Thank you very much for these videos my confidence and knowledge in driving is far better
Thanks for sharing this, that was such a useful video!
This is a big point of why there should be hanging signs on big junctions. As you mentioned a small vehicle or a big lorry can really Block the view of signs.
Also major point that you showed people that you made a mistake, is okay to make mistakes as long you learned and teached others from this. Well done!
Thanks for posting this video. That looks like an appalling stretch of road! As well as a sign on the right I would also expect some white lines across the lane to indicate the need to slow down as you approach the give way line. I’m glad you’re OK.
Thanks for being honest that everyone can make mistakes, and you have shown how hard it is to always be aware esspecly if you never driven there, with hiden signs and it just guess work. i have come across where i have made a mistake but lucky was able to get away with it. It just all about how you dealt with the situation, imagine a high speed BMW speeding down that lane and would sure not have stopped in time. Best tip is, if you are unsure whats ahead just slow down untill you can see the clear picture.
Top marks to a top bloke for showing that we are all human, we all make mistakes and its better of us to try to learn from them.
I live in Doncaster. I agree the signage should be on both sides of the road. This video should go to the Highways Agency.
Respect for sharing this kind of video, no instructor would dare to do that in fear of losing students or bad publicity 🙏 You just want to educate people, wonderful human being and a good teacher ❤
Really interesting video - im quite a new driver and have made a similar mistake. Good info / advice on those ghost lines thanks for sharing!
You're a man of strong moral fibre.
Such refreshing honesty making a video all about your mistake. To be honest, that roundabout looked completely like a bend in a slip road, so I'm sure you are not the first or last that will make that mistake. Combined with the lorries blocking your view of the road layout sign, it was just one of those things.
Thanks for this. I dont feel so stupid for my own roundabout mistakes as a learner now.
I know that junction well as we use it during our motorway training sessions from Derbyshire but we are always using the left filter lane to travel North. We therefore can have the opposite problem of learners thinking they need to slow or even stop as if the lane enters the roundabout (and this is a common mistake made by many other drivers judging by the sudden speed reductions we’ve witnessed!). I’ve been driving 41 years and still make the odd mistake where only experience has prevented it from becoming more serious. Well done for ‘fessing up and more importantly learning from your mistake (and hopefully allowing others to do so too).
Very informative as always Richard , congratulations on 400k followers
Thank you so much for watching and subscribing! It's means a lot and keeps me making the videos.
We all make mistakes even driving instructor’s,we are only human at the end of the day,you was completely honest you didn’t have to tell us ,that’s what sets you aside from others,👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼 you are fab.
Thank you for posting this video. At the beginning of this year I was involved in a minor collision with a motor scooter on a very small roundabout ('minor' being a relative term - the rider was a bit grazed from face planting after I clipped the rear of his vehicle).
Where I live, there are numerous tiny domed roundabouts (less than a few metre in diameter).
This particular roundabout was set at a T junction at the crest of a hill. It was raining heavily. As I approached the T junction with the intention of turning right, I slowed down to around 20 km/h, and visually scanned from my right to my left. All was clear to my right. However, as my gaze swung to my left, the motor scooter was in front of me as I entered the roundabout. He was travelling straight through from my right to my left. I veered to the right to avoid him, but clipped the rear wheel and carrier, and he went sprawling. Four months later, I received the infringement notice - Failure to give way at a roundabout and careless driving. The outcome was 20 demerit points a NZD150 fine and a warning.
Since then, I approach this roundabout, scan left to right and slow right down, to prepare to stop. Roundabouts are useful, but they are certainly not risk free.
Thanks for sharing. I made a stupid mistake yesterday and have felt crap ever since x
Seems a good point to state how a good sat-nav can help with unfamiliar roads, being able to see the road ahead on a map can be really helpful in unfamiliar places. Fair play for making this video, and to be fair the local authority could do a much better job signing that roundabout
That's a very valid point you make about a sat nav map, being that you can see things like roundabouts ahead.
Some roads are easy to drive only and only if you are a local. Road planning should be as clear and easy to discern as possible. That was good lesson. Thanks.
Fascinating, thanks for posting!
Thank you for sharing this Richard. Again, very brave of you to own up to this mistake. If it were me, I would be using a sat nav when I navigate especially in an area I didn't know so it would tell you something like "At the roundabout...". I would also do as you've said before where you look at the route on google street view especially with large junctions or roundabouts like the one you experienced.
Hi, very good example that we have to be focused nearly all the time when driving. Also, I passed my official exam two days before. Thank you for your advices, because one of them saved me, when I had no chance to stop at an amber. I will of course watch more and more to improve my technique :P
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
Well done 👍 very honest, helpful video, thank ü
9:30 Even moving the sign would be an incredible improvement. As the left lane has a dedicated lane, so they are less affected by the fact it is a roundabout, compared to people in the right lane who would have to do several checks before they can continue in their lane.
UK roundabouts always seemed vastly different to what I'm used to (compared to NL). Maybe because they are used in different situations and flavours compared to NL roundabouts.
8:20 make more near collisions so we can learn more ;)
Well done for making this video Richard! And I'm sure that the road layout was incorrect as their should have been more warning signs on BOTH sides of the road - so this needs to be taken up with the local council I think! Glad you got lucky there and glad you are still with us to tell the tale! Great video and love all your content - as a fellow ADI I would have made the same mistake you did, so it's the road signs at fault not you in my opinion.
An older video I know but respect for making this video and owning the mistake most people wouldn't, in your defence I genuinely think that road design is poor.
I only passed my test 5 months ago and recently made a silly mistake where I misjudged a gap on a busy roundabout which led to me inadvertently cutting someone up. They honked their horn and, no word of a lie, it did frighten me. Thankfully, nobody was hurt and the other driver moved on and left the roundabout.
It has knocked my confidence slightly though as I haven't stopped thinking about it and catastrophising the whole thing. Even as a learner, each time I made a mistake I had a huge problem with dwelling on them and beating myself up about it.
This is the reason why I can't thank you enough for making this video since it portrayed a slightly similar situation to what I went through. It's so reassuring for me to know that even the most experienced and skilled drivers make mistakes from time to time.
We all make mistakes, it's good to try and learn from them instead of holding them against ourselves.
Always good approach a roundabout quickly, it sounded like you did a good job. Faster is always better.
congratulations on the 400k!
Wow! Thank you! It's absolutely amazing that my videos get so much appreciation, it means a lot. Thank you so much for watching and subscribing.
It's refreshing to know that even experienced drivers make the odd mistake. We are all human!
This road should have those bumpy "slow down" lines on the road , would be a great clue something odd was coming up. Great vid!
It was a good point about signs being obscured by large lorries etc, and at this time of year there are many more that are hidden behind vegetation, until they cut it back.
Need MORE sign posts!
Tnx for your Video! 🎉
This was informative. Thanks for the video.
the fantastic part is he actually admitted unlike other drivers but everyone makes mistakes even if your experienced you never know ur knowledge may be tested to the maximum.
Thank you!!!! Excuses are not the same as reasons xxxxx
Hi Richard, come and have a drive in and around Edinburgh, where loads of road signs and warning signs (!) are hidden behind greenery; bushes and branches, road lines are often not visible on approach or are visible at the very last moment and there are hardly signs on the side of the road to inform the driver which lane to take.
As a driving instructor I am happy when lines are repainted so they are visible again: well that is a sad thing actually. Thanks for making your videos.
I have driven in Edinburgh, beautiful place. Colchester is also bad for road signs and markings, of course I don't have a problem here as it's easy when you know the area.