You go past the Beefeater pub and the Premier Inn Hotel here. Not that I have been there as I live in Kent; but my parents stayed there in July 1995 whilst they were away there, and I remember us saying how nice it was at the time too of course. Thank you!
Thank you for explaining this roundabout as I was 'beeped' the other day having positioned incorrectly going back to Topsham from Exeter and the Keep Clear signs and quick switch from 2 to 3 lanes it particulary difficult when you have never done it before and there's 3 articulated lorries obscuring the arrows on the road!
If roundabout constructed in similar manner but without traffic lights system - would that work differently then? In terms of positioning to the outer lane (when we are given new lane choice after each bend/exit) right after penultimate exit approaching from the right turn lane?
Highway Code rule 174: At signalled roundabouts you MUST NOT enter the box unless you can cross over it completely without stopping. From my vantage the lights at the second stage had changed to green and I could see that the traffic was about to move unimpeded and as you can see from the footage I crossed over the box completely without stopping. thanks for your comment it is always welcome.
@@michaelmurray6176 DVSA driving essential skills says you should never enter a yellow box unless your exit is clear... what if the van had stalled? Not by any means saying you're wrong I might well be (I'm also an instructor, thanks for uploading the video it's great!). Ive seen it happen before on that very roundabout where a pupil assumes the exit would clear (heading up towards middlemoor) but someone ran out in the road in front of the car in front of us, they stopped forcing us to stop in the yellow box. Tricky topic for the best way to interpret the rules...
I have my test on Thursday I failed last time because of this one, fingers crossed 🤞
Did you pass
You go past the Beefeater pub and the Premier Inn Hotel here. Not that I have been there as I live in Kent; but my parents stayed there in July 1995 whilst they were away there, and I remember us saying how nice it was at the time too of course. Thank you!
Thank you for explaining this roundabout as I was 'beeped' the other day having positioned incorrectly going back to Topsham from Exeter and the Keep Clear signs and quick switch from 2 to 3 lanes it particulary difficult when you have never done it before and there's 3 articulated lorries obscuring the arrows on the road!
Wow! Helped me a lot as I was always struggling with this one! Thanks:)
+Slawomir Czekalski there is now a 2.0 version of this video also
thank you very much !
If roundabout constructed in similar manner but without traffic lights system - would that work differently then? In terms of positioning to the outer lane (when we are given new lane choice after each bend/exit) right after penultimate exit approaching from the right turn lane?
Pot hole has been there more than a year, when will they mend it.
Rodney Thompson who's "they"?
DCC Highways
At 6.40 you entered the yellow box but your exit wasn't clear 😮😮
Highway Code rule 174: At signalled roundabouts you MUST NOT enter the box unless you can cross over it completely without stopping.
From my vantage the lights at the second stage had changed to green and I could see that the traffic was about to move unimpeded and as you can see from the footage I crossed over the box completely without stopping. thanks for your comment it is always welcome.
@@michaelmurray6176 DVSA driving essential skills says you should never enter a yellow box unless your exit is clear... what if the van had stalled? Not by any means saying you're wrong I might well be (I'm also an instructor, thanks for uploading the video it's great!). Ive seen it happen before on that very roundabout where a pupil assumes the exit would clear (heading up towards middlemoor) but someone ran out in the road in front of the car in front of us, they stopped forcing us to stop in the yellow box. Tricky topic for the best way to interpret the rules...