Build confidence at junctions
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Read the between-lessons guideRoundabouts: plan earlier
Your next focus: Look ahead early and agree your approach with your instructor. Ask for help whenever the situation is unclear.
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Your approach was calmer on the second attempt. You still needed a verbal reminder to choose the lane before reaching the junction.
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Repeat similar approaches with your instructor, focusing on observations, lane choice and responding to traffic.
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Observation with a purpose
Explain your decisions about mirrors and observation.
Example situation
You looked in a mirror but cannot say what you saw.
Think it through
How does looking differ from using the information?
Compare with a helpful response
Name the information you needed and how it could change your plan. Repeating a head movement alone does not explain a safe decision.
Take it to your next lesson
Ask for feedback on how you used observation, rather than just whether you looked.
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