LEARNERS MISTAKES AT JUNCTION DRIVING!

Road junction driving, in this video I'm sharing learners mistakes at junction driving. The video will cover 4 types of mistakes learner drivers makes when turning at junctions. When dealing with junctions a driver must remember not to cut corners, not to swan neck when turning, not to mount kerb when turning and to make sure to follow the kerb as it turns. Cutting corners is a common mistakes for learners, hopefully this video will help with the mistakes the learners are making when turning at junctions. Learning To Drive Online Course }}} https://learntodrive-onlinecourse.tea... Short Term CAR Insurance:- Insurance for your car for driving test, or practice with family and friends - get a quote in under 2 minuets: https://goshorty.co.uk/temporary-lear... Steering At Junction    • Steering at Junction & Straighten the Stee...   0:00 Intro 0:39 Cutting corners - Left junction 1:08 Cutting corners - Right junction 1:46 Swan necking at junction 2:36 Mounting the kerb at junction 3:35 Not following the kerb at junction Follow us on: Facebook: https://bit.ly/3fBIcZI Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/drivingtvuk... TikTok: https://vm.tiktok.com/ZMd3atc5h/ Things you need before and after you pass - Visit Full Page! https://www.amazon.co.uk/shop/driving... Driving TV! There are affiliate links and if you use them - Driving TV may receive a small commission, but it will cost you nothing to use. The videos I share on the Channel are to help learners learn to drive and to pass the driving test. It’s by no means to replace driving lessons with a driving instructor. The Laws and rules on driving may be different in your Country, and the makers and producers of these videos on the Channel are not responsible for your actions. It’s your responsibility to make sure you drive safely and within the law. Driving TV is not liable for anyone failing the driving test because of the information shared in the videos of the Channel. Thank you for visiting our Channel and thank you so much for supporting the Channel. We wish you all the best learning and passing the test.