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4th exit spiral roundabout https://youtu.be/xVvrU4TGiaw

Useful but it's ridiculous how late the road planners leave it to let you know which lane to be in. I'm sure the road planners are either on something or not taking something they're supposed to be taking

I have dyslexia and dyspraxia and this stuff just blows my mind. I think it's the biggest obstacle left between me and passing. 😩

I'm preparing to travel through Scotland for three weeks and this has been the best videos to get familiar with roundabouts and UK road signs that I've seen. Thanks for making such a helpful video!

I sometimes struggle with Lane discipline but this is sooo helpful! Thank you!

Thank you so much for this, I’ve learnt so much about how big roundabouts work. I get really nervous driving on roundabouts

This way is much easier than in Spain. If everyone follows the indication signs before roundabouts and place the vehicle in the correct lane, it will work nicely. Be careful if you drive in Spain cause drivers don't care about the position before entering roundabouts, so they leave them from whichever lane!! Thank you for these driving lessons!!

Very informative thanks

This really helped me. Thank you a million ❤❤❤❤

What would make this video perfect is if your voice over instructions explained when you signal. As I'm still a bit confused on signalling right when turning right on there big spiral roundabouts 👍

Super helpful thanks so much!

This really has helped thankyou for another video got my test in less than a month wish me luck 🙏 🙂

Your content is invaluable

Thank You sooo much sir !!!! It really did help to understand so much better🙏🏻

Very helpful video Big Thanks for sharing

Very lovey video I was looking for about spiral roundabouts examples

At 3.45 you’re in the right lane of two to enter the roundabout for the third exit. When you enter the roundabout there are 3 lanes. You go to the right most lane hugging the round about (which is obviously correct) There are no guide lines sending you to that lane and none of the signs in the lead up tell you to go into that one. As a new driver how would I know that lane is for me and not say the middle of the 3 lanes?

I love your videos so much they are really helpful, I cant wait to start my intensive course haven't driven since September so your videos are really useful 😊

I live near this roundabout! Done lots of learning practice on it 😂

Very informative video mate. I just have a few questions about roundabouts. Now, what if for example there a lot of traffic & you're not able to see any road marking signs before choosing a lane due to heavy traffic plus you're not familiar with the area, plus all the road sinage on side of the road is blocked from view by HGV lorries, how are drivers supposed to know which lane to choose? I know practice makes it easier, & knowing your route before driving is essential, also what if drivers need to travel when visibility is low for instance at night, or what if the road sinage is blocked from view by branches from trees which i have seen quite often around London, especially on small dual carraigeways, also some sinage such as road markings on lanes is hardly even visable due to wear & tear from cars driving over it so many times, i have seen this quite a lot on Londons roads quite often too. Having said all this, how do people expect new drivers to pass their tests on UK's terrible roads with terrible road sinage & sometimes low visibiility due to heavy traffic, or being obscured by branches or road markings faded due to wear & tear, let alone having to do tests on the roads with the most impatient drivers on the roads? Couse, it depends which city you're in, i'm bang in the centre of London, one of the most hated roads to drive around in. I know for certain that road signage position in the UK isn't the greatest, it could be done better by placing them in better positions, i've driven down some roads where road signs didn't even make any sense at all.