Why Failing Driving Test For Normal Driving Position On The road - Episode 3 

When it comes to driving test - why failing driving test for normal driving position on the road is explained in this video. When we drive our normal driving position on the road can be different for different situation, and the learners are failing for poor positioning on the road during normal driving.
This video will help you to know why learners are failing driving test for poor positioning on the road, hopefully it will help you to understand and learn from it so you the learner don't make the same mistakes.
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0:00 Intro
0:31 Normal driving position explained with diagram
5:50 Drive in the middle of your lane
6:38 Normal driving position for going round parked cars
6:47 Normal driving position when parked cars on both-sides
6:59 Normal driving position when parked cars on both-sides with gaps
8:42 Normal driving position on dual carriageway with multi lanes
12:21 Normal driving position on roundabouts without road markings
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