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Good drive well explained thanks👍🏾

Reaching the brow of the hill at 1:45, why are you doing 50mph when that is far TOO FAST such that you cannot stop well within the distance you can see to be clear? How far ahead of the brow of that hill can you see, you can't see at all beyond the brow of the hill yet you are at the absolute maximum limit for that vehicle going into a blind situation. What if there's a cyclist the other side of the hill going slowly, a pedestrian, an equestrian, a broken down vehicle or a vehicle turning from an entrance? Rule 125 "The speed limit is the absolute maximum and does not mean it is safe to drive at that speed irrespective of conditions." Rule 126 Stopping distances. Drive at a speed that will allow you to stop well within the distance you can see to be clear. This highlights how HGV drivers and other motorists have a lack of understanding regards speed and stopping distances, particularly on A and B roads outside of built up areas! There's a general lack of respect for safety to iother road users including the most vulnerable and why HGV drivers are the worst when it comes to being involved in collisions, all that mass and going too quickly to be able to slow down!

Patrick. Am I allowed to cross my hands and let the steering wheel self correct like you (and like everyone once they have passed do) on my test? Or is this a fail?

If im in doubt in roundabout for straddling the line wath best thing to do many tanks