Review missing checks, wide right turns and hill-parking wheel position.
Review missing checks, wide right turns and hill-parking wheel position.
Each section below follows an explanation or demonstration in the video. Select a section to play from that point, then practise the skill with appropriate supervision.
The sheet lists A4 and A1 observations, B6 wide right turns, and D3 wheel position on hill parks. Treat each as a distinct practice item rather than assuming every mark has the same cause or scoring consequence.
Complete the left and right shoulder checks before releasing the brake. During reversing, direct rear observation remains essential, with mirrors and the camera supplementing it. The percentage mentioned is coaching language, not a universal official quota.
A wide right turn may enter an opposing or neighbouring lane. Slow enough to manage the steering and follow the corner’s shape into the proper lane. Practise the speed and steering together rather than correcting only after crossing a lane boundary.
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