Follow 40 as the limit rather than an assumed tolerance
The result records 49 km/h in a 40 zone. Keep within the posted maximum and adjust speed early. The instructor’s percentage discussion is not an official allowance to exceed the sign.
Why This Student Failed Their ICBC Road Test | 49 in a 40 Zone & Curb Clip
Review the speed violation and the separate curb, positioning and observation feedback.
Why This Student Failed Their ICBC Road Test | 49 in a 40 Zone & Curb Clip
Review the speed violation and the separate curb, positioning and observation feedback.
Video breakdown
Study the lesson by section
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.
Start the right turn at a suitable point and speed
Turning too early can bring the rear wheel onto the curb; turning wide can borrow another lane. Follow the corner with controlled steering and a speed suited to its shape, keeping the vehicle within the intended path.
Correct the habit of hugging the right edge
The lane-position feedback is separate from the turn itself. Look farther ahead, use brief mirror checks and sit in a stable driving position. Leave appropriate clearance beside buses and other neighbouring traffic.
Include signals and direct backing observation in practice
The sheet also asks for more rear-window observation while reversing and includes a signal comment. Address these specific skills rather than focusing only on the two recorded failure events.
Practise these skills with a driving instructor
Book a North Vancouver driving lesson with Zula and work on the skills covered in this guide.