❌ Critical Errors to Avoid
- Blind Spot / Head Checks:
Always indicate and check your blind spot before lane changes, merging, or entering turning bays. Move your head—not just your eyes.
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- Car Parks:
Drive slowly and recheck your surroundings before moving. - Mirror Usage:
Check your centre mirror every 10–15 seconds on straight roads.
Always check your centre mirror before braking or slowing down. - Gap Selection:
Do not rush your turns. Choose safe gaps—if other vehicles have to slow down for you, it will result in loss of marks. - Roundabouts:
Angle the car to match the road and centre island. Look for and use cover vehicles. Be slow enough to stop if needed. - Braking / Slowing Down:
Always check your centre mirror before braking or slowing down. - Indicating:
Keep indicating while in turning-only bays. If it cancels, indicate again. - Turning (General):
Ensure you can see at least 100 metres (around 3 lamp posts) on each side before turning. - Left Turns:
Check your left blind spot, especially for cycle lanes. - Right Turns:
Move toward the centre before turning and avoid cutting corners. - Dual-Lane Right Turns:
Stay in your lane throughout the turn. - Flush Medians:
Be comfortable using them—merge in and out smoothly, always indicate and check your blind spot. - Turning Bays:
Move into the bay first, then slow down. Indicate and check before braking—nothing sudden. - Narrow Roads:
Indicate when passing parked cars, avoid bottlenecks, and watch for oncoming vehicles. - Traffic Lights:
You must stop at orange lights if it is safe to do so. - Curbside Parking:
When pulling over, indicate left and check your left blind spot before stopping.
When moving out, indicate right and check your right blind spot. - Steering / Hand Position:
Move your hands on the wheel and make bigger turns when needed. Maintain good control at all times. - Parallel Parking:
Take your time—do not rush. Recheck your right side before moving out. - U-Turns & Three-Point Turns:
Always indicate right and recheck your blind spot before moving.
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