Turn steering whilst vehicle is stationary is a very common
mistake, I've pointed out. It's a 2 points, but also could mean a
pass or a failure.
Look out for traffic/pedestrians.. okay.. fair enough..
But what's with failure to keep left? It should be already in
your system!
Hmm... That one is because after I turn at the junction I will
be at the third lane and there is a u-turn ahead and he said go
straight so I thought he want to U-turn then I never change lane
since its quite close distance. Then the tester suddenly say go
straight doesn't means can continue at the 3rd lane and even if
want U-turn also quite far (wtf?).
Upon hearing that I anxious then want to change lane, check the
mirror but since I'm behind slope, I saw the top part of the van
coming and I deem its far enough for me to change lane safely, but
unexpectedly the van was travelling faster than I thought so he
horned me = immediate failure.
About the fail to look out for traffic/pedestrian, not sure is
this the problem but I think its because I didn't reduce speed
because I'm travelling at 30km/h which I thought it was slow
enough(?) when the pedestrain is right beside the road, on the
kerb, waiting to cross.
Lesson learned:
1) Slow down, no matter what speed, when you see pedestrian at
side.
2) Fking keep left, if the the tester say go straight, don't
assume anything.
But fair enough, I do know my driving skill sucks and need to
polish up abit. So attempting second time would deemed safer and
more experiences for me.
