St. Margaret's Roundabout: How to Deal With it on Your Driving Test | Isleworth Driving Test Centre

This video is designed for Learner Drivers who have a Driving Test booked at Isleworth Test Centre. It shows 3 different likely routes that could come up during an actual Driving Test.
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[@loveforlabels1]

Thanks for doing this video. I find roundabouts very confusing and difficult. Please keep your videos coming, I'm finding them really helpful, and they're putting me at ease.

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Thanks so much for your support. Hope you enjoy my videos. There will be more content coming. Stayed tuned...

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[@HugoVoss21]

Got my test soon so this video is useful, thanks

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Thanks for your support Hugo!

[@niteshagarwal1798]

Hi when taking 3rd exit at at margarets, just after passing 2nd exit , when you are moving to left lane, would you give a left indicator to tell people that you are changing lane and then again give left indicator going into 3rd exit..

[@kmkldrivingschool]

Hi... thanks for your comment. It is not 100% necessary to signal as you pass the 2nd exit as you are actually in the lane which would automatically take you to a choice of 3 lanes. It is important that you check your mirrors to make sure no other road user such as a motorcyclist cuts back over into your lane. Same when you exit the roundabout... there isn't a need as such for a signal as your lane will automatically take you off at the 3rd exit. If you signal left on both occasions it is also okay as your signals will not be misleading to other road users.