The candidate is still looking right and does not steer the car with the curve, but remains straight, causing them to straddle the white lane division lines. Often this fault arises on approach to roundabouts where the left lane curves round to the left a little at the roundabout. 7.В Incorrect positioning on the road вЂ“ bad lane discipline at roundabouts or being too far into the road going round a bendДЄ very common serious fault, especially on driving test routes with multiple roundabouts.Д«e sure not to вЂcut acrossвЂ™ the roundabout, but follow the appropriate lane completely around the roundabout. Most commonly, this is not looking into the road side (offside) blind spot before moving away. 6.В Moving away safely вЂ“ inadequate observation Take the reversing exercises S-L-O-W-L-Y! 5.В Incorrect use of signals вЂ“ giving misleading signals, or forgetting to cancel themДЄn example of this would be leaving a left signal on after pulling over on the left, then driving off again with the left signal still ticking.

Alternatively, they swing the car out causing an obstruction to traffic driving on the major road. Many candidates fail to see traffic approaching from behind them, in the road they are turning into. 4.В Reversing round a corner вЂ“ ineffective observation or lack of control and accuracy Remember, whether on your test or as a qualified driver, you must not cause other road users to SLOW, SWERVE or STOP. This would usually lead to a serious fault, as you may have caused the motorcyclist to swerve. As you drive out, a motorcyclist passes you on your right side. You move out around the bus without checking the right door mirror first. Watch out for cyclists too! 3.В Use of mirrors вЂ“ not gathering information from what you see in them often enough, or failing to act on what you have seenДЄn example of this would be driving past a parked bus. You must use your mirrors properly, and keep an eye on the areas you canвЂ™t see in your mirrors, watching for other road users who may be driving toward you. This is especially true when you are about to cause the front of your car to swing out into the road as you drive towards the kerb. What they want to see is that you are fully aware of what is going on around you. So many people go through blind spot checks robotically, just moving their head, because they think this is what examiners want to see. If your instructor doesnвЂ™t let you do it on driving lessons, donвЂ™t do it on your driving test! 2.В Reverse parking вЂ“ not checking your blind spots/ failing to see approaching traffic It is easy to miss something on your left, such as a parked van, or possibly another car cutting the corner turning into the junction as you emerge. Make sure you look RIGHT, LEFT, and RIGHT again, before driving out! It can be tempting if it looks clear, to just look right then drive out. If it is an open junction (a junction at which, as you approach the give way lines, your view is not obscured by objects such as high walls or hedges), try to see what is coming from BOTH directions.

Here are the ten most common reasons why people fail their driving test: 1.В Observation at junctions вЂ“ not looking enough, or making a bad decision based on your observationsД«efore you arrive at the end of the road, you need to already be planning what youвЂ™ll do next. With independent driving introduced to the practical driving test today, itвЂ™s important you still remember the fundamental things you shouldВ and shouldnвЂ™tВ be doing on your driving lessons and driving test! Here at RED Driving School we want to ensure you pass your driving test with minimum fuss and hassle.

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