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Corners and Junctions - learn to driveCorners and Junctions Title

Bends in the Road
Brake Excercise
Left into a Side Road
Right into a Side Road
Wide Open T-junctions
Restricted View T-junctions
Some Other T-junctions
Stop Junctions
Box Junctions
T-junction on a hill
Hatch Markings

Bends in the Road

This lesson offers advice on handling bends in the road, preparing your vehicle and warning other vehicles.

Bend in the RoadThis lesson guideline is as below:

  1. MSM Routine – Mirror, signal, manoeuvre.
  2. Assessing the corner.
  3. Right and left bends.

Brake Excercise

This lesson offers practice exercises to handling bends and corners in the road, including general awareness and manoeuvring.

Left into a Side Street

This lessons takes you through turning left from a major road into a minor road.

Lesson guideline:

  1. MSPSL – Mirror, signal, position, speed and look.
  2. Road markings.
  3. Mirrors.
  4. Signalling.
  5. Position.
  6. Speed.
  7. Look.
  8. Assessing the new road ahead.

Right into a Side Road

This lessons takes you through turning right from a major road into a minor road.

Turning right into a side streetLesson guideline:

  1. MSPSL – Mirror, signal, position, speed and look.
  2. Road markings.
  3. Mirrors.
  4. Signalling.
  5. Position.
  6. Speed.
  7. Look.
  8. Assessing the new road ahead.

Wide Open T-junctions

A t-junction is where the end of your road meets another road. This lesson offers advice on handling t-junctions and making the manoeuvre safely. When at a t-junction you must always give way to traffic on the other road.

Wide open t-junctionsLesson guideline:

  1. Recognising a T-junction.
  2. Turning Left – MSPSL, gear changes, awareness and moving off.
  3. Turning Right – MSPSL, assessing traffic, gears and braking, awareness and moving off.
  4. Pedestrians.

Restricted View T-junctions

This lesson covers turning right and left safely out of a t-junction when there is a restricted view.

Lesson guideline:

  1. Turning left – MSPSL, road position, gear changes, awareness and manouevring.
  2. Turngin right - MSPSL, road position, gear changes, awareness and manouevring.
  3. Parked cars and hazards.

Some Other T-junctions

Where there are no signs or road markings it is important to recognise a t-junction and give way to traffic on the other road. This lesson covers these other junctions and talks you through turning right and left.

T-junctionsLesson guideline:

  1. MSPSL.
  2. Road positioning.
  3. Awareness and observation.

Stop Junctions

At a stop junction you must come to a stop before moving off. This lesson guides you through the correct procedures.

Lesson guideline:

  1. Identifying the stop junction.
  2. The approach – MSPSL.
  3. Stopping.
  4. Moving off.

Box Junctions

Box junctions are a way of giving certain traffic flow priority. This lesson takes you through the rules of these box junctions.

Box junctionLesson guideline:

  1. Identifying the box junction.
  2. Understanding the rules.
  3. MSPSL.
  4. Going straight on.
  5. Turning.

T-junction on a hill

T-junctions on a hill are great for perfecting your clutch control. In this lesson you will learn how to control the car and manoeuvre through the junction correctly and safely.

Lesson guideline:

  1. Approach - MSPSL.
  2. Gears and clutch control.
  3. Manoeuvring.

Hatch Markings

Hatch markings separate two traffic flows and protect right-turning vehicles. They are white markings on the road and are bordered by either a solid or broken white line.

What not to do at a stop junctionLesson guideline:

  1. Turning right.
  2. Broken white lines.
  3. Solid white lines.
  4. Manoeuvring.
 
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