Elswick South Tyne

Описание: Elswick South Tyne

At one time the department used to publish its pre-set test routes, albeit with a disclaimer that they held the right to take you elsewhere at their own discretion, but it only takes a minor variance from the prescribed route for a candidate to find themselves out of their familiar territory. So although these two routes aren’t the norm it is possible you might find yourself on them. A common feature of both of them is keeping up to speed while still readjusting and maintaining your correct position on the road. Remember that your default is to the left unless you’ve a good reason not to take it, and dashed white lines indicate the left edge of the carriageway to help guide you correctly, and always signal in good time. On roundabouts don’t forget they’re basically a one-way street going in a circular path, so consider how traffic in other lanes off to the sides of you will navigate around too. Don’t forget, just because you’re doing the right thing doesn’t mean everyone else is! ...MSM.

On the A1 North route you’ll find that even though on some stretches the maximum speed is 50 mph other drivers may drive in excess of that. It isn’t our responsibility to police their driving so whenever you find you need to use the right hand lane don’t drift so early that you impede them for long periods. Faster roads are designed so that you should be able to check whether or not you need to slow, and not slow in order to check, and for this reason knowing where your correct lane is will allow you to show the examiner how you can drive and not be hampered by having to solve advanced positioning tasks. So familiarise yourself with the various intersections on both of these routes whether or not you take the time to work out the logic of it, and hopefully if you find yourself on them it’ll help ease any potential troubles.

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