Not true it's actually really really reaaaaally easy. Get app driving test success 4 in one and it shows you where to click. Click about 2 or three times about every second (on a hazard, not all the time) incase you miss it by tiny bit. Honestly it's ridiculously easy when u know how so don't worry 👍😎
I want to be Scott freed by this trash-crap please fill me with brave and courage with power I know in my heart I will pasit it and then I can't!!!?😢😢😢😢😢
Hello am still struggling on the clicking when it comes to the developing hazards like shall l click before or when approaching the hazard sometimes its hard to see when you approaching the hazard
if anyone is struggling with a hazard perception I would definitely recommend this video this is the video I watched and I passed my hazard perception by watching this video before watching this video I was really struggling with my hazard perception but I'm glad I watched this video because I passed it keep the good work up and thanks for your help 👍
At 5:00 you are saying that the car is indicating before moving out. I am watching this clip on a big ass resolution on HD. I see pixels and the indication is literally invisible. Can't see anything.
This was really good actually, I got all the hazards early. Its basically anything that might make you brake, but spot it before it does make you brake. And give 3 clicks on it.
Agreed, as a nerd/gamer I respond really quickly to things I see, often too soon which is GREAT on the road riding a motorcycle but not great for the scoring windows. Clicking a couple more times as the hazard progresses helped a ton on my practice. I have my theory test in 4 hours, got 58 out of 75 on my practice due to clicking 2 clips too early (when I saw flashing amber beacons over a "hill" in the road for example) Feeling pretty positive :D
This is just disgusting. You might or might not see things on a clip. I react quite well in real life, but clicking on clips is literally causing me to tunnel vision and miss all the details. Especially the clips have NO SOUND. The clip where the person steps on the road, how do you see that for 5 points???? The perspective is bad, you to see that the people on the side of the road are just stepping in. How do you see the bus or the passing car around the bend without clicking too early????? - You can't! It's a matter of luck or just happens to know the clip.
on the day of theory test do we need only our provisional license or what more we do like documents. how many shifts are there, What time did you give your exam?
I wished Hazard perceptionist dosent ever eve ever existed never ever or the DVSA test centre, I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT I HATE IT SOOOO MUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUUCH
Before watching this video I was really struggling with my hazard perception but I'm glad I watched this video because I passed it today. keep the good work up and thanks for your help
The video quality of these clips I'd great I'm using the aa driving instructor pack and it looks like they are filmed on a potato. Is the actual test good quality video as I'm finding it hard to even make out finer details.
The actual test had a video with cats and dogs running in road and jumping on a car in the snow. I actually laughed out loud and everyone looked at me😂🤭
Hi Francis, I had a question regarding the new highway code rule with people crossing and junctions. I have my test next month, and I’m just unsure on how to treat the new highway code rule. Would I fail if I did not give way to a pedestrian who was wanting to walk across a junction that I wanted to turn into? Also, how would I treat a pedestrian who was waiting on an island but there is no road marking for them to cross? Do they have priority? Thank you
It’s a tricky one for sure because a lot of people aren’t aware of the new rules. If you’re approaching a junction and there’s a pedestrian waiting to cross I would slow right down and proceed very slowly making eye contact so if they walk across you can safely stop. If you fully stopped it’s very likely the pedestrian and the car behind would be pretty confused as to why. Islands aren’t included in the new rules it’s just junctions (but not roundabouts) confusing, right?
The questions about when to click? Check out all 3 hazard perception training videos. They're a foolproof guide on how to pass, with this question answered! Here are the links. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-lXV2PQgbGAs.html ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Gpzxg7dVgLY.html
You get like 10 or so clicks before it'll fail you for spam clicking, you want to click 3 to 5 times during a hazard that way you ideally wont be too early and score zero, but you'll also be in the hazard window to score high
