5 Common Road Rules You Might Not Know | Learn to drive: Highway Code

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As an ex bus driver I found the rule about giving way to a bus pulling away from a stop to be the most ignored rule.

On the 3rd rule, while it is correct to say you only need to signal if it would benefit other road users, I was always given the addendum "including those you have not seen".

That is to say, you should indicate by default as there might be an approaching road user you did not see and the few seconds of indication before manoeuvre could make the difference between getting an irate toot and a nasty crash.

Thank you for this! These are all things that I only found out by stumbling across them, so this will probably be super useful to a lot of people 😊

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Thank you for your videos. I have my test coming up in a few weeks. I have a question in regards to the part where you talked about appropriate use of your indicator. If you are moving off from the left and you can’t signal left because there’s a constant stream of traffic and they might break / hold back because they think you haven’t seen them (like you mentioned in this video) - what should you do? Should you wait for a gap? Even if it’s a constant flow? and only indicate right before you pull off?

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Thank you so much for the tips!

I heard you should treat Amber lights like Red lights: you should stop. But I agree - you shouldn't stop if it's too late as it's safer to proceed than brake suddenly.

Interesting, I was taught to always indicate when driving away for 2 reasons. First off it is legally required here, which is aparently not the case in the UK. Second was the reason that you might not have seen some one who is there, so indicating your intent is always the better idea, even when it seems like there is no reason to.

3:50 Surely one should mention that we are not allowed to enter a box at a box junction when turning right if our exit is blocked.

Fantastic helpful tips! I have my driving test in 12 days wish me luck 🙏🏻

The Code says you should always signal "to advise other road users before changing course or direction". That's a higher standard than just indicating "if others benefit".

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Imagine if you could extend your theory test expiry date by passing another

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Not really relevant to the video but I had a question. We hear about not getting too close too parked cars when overtaking them, but what about overtaking them with too much space? I failed my driving test because I overtook parked cars with far too much space multiple times. Just wanted to know why this is considered a fault, and if you have any tips to help rectify this? Thank you, your videos have been immensely helpful for me thus far

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