HARDEST Test Route in HENDON?

Is this the hardest test route in Hendon and Mill Hill?

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00:00 Introduction
00:14 Starting the test
02:35 Leaving the estate
03:48 Busy roundabout right 3rd exit
07:22 Car coming fast towards junction
14:04 Independent driving
15:57 Driving in slow moving traffic
19:50 Apex corner
21:42 Slow moving traffic on dual carriageway
27:47 Turning right on dual carriageway
35:42 Turning right onto dual carriageway
37:56 Turning back into the test centre

[divine]

So so helpful thank you, please do more hendon routes xx

[naomi.olaniyi]

I did this route last week and thankfully watched your video before hand and passed with 1 minor!! Thank you.

[WayneTulip-zmgw]

Very nice good driving mate, what you said about undertaking is right, rule 267 of the Highway Code says:-

Do not overtake unless you are sure it is safe and legal to do so. Overtake only on the right.

Rule 286 of the Highway Code says:-

Do not overtake on the left or move to a lane on your left to overtake.

In congested conditions, where adjacent lanes of traffic are moving at similar speeds, traffic in left-hand lanes may sometimes be moving faster than traffic to the right. In these conditions you may keep up with the traffic in your lane even if this means passing traffic in the lane to your right.

Do not weave in and out of lanes to overtake.

You’re allowed to undertake if you’re in an average speed zone, if you’re in slow moving traffic, if there’s an overhead sign saying “stay in lane”, if someone in front of you is turning right or doing a u-turn and on a one-way street.

There’s a single carriageway where I live that has 2 lanes going in the same direction and there are traffic lights next to the library, sometimes you get 4 or 5 cars in lane 2 at the red traffic light and no cars in lane 1 but in that situation it’s acceptable to undertake them as the left hand lane is the normal driving lane and the cars in lane 2 will be turning right a little bit further up.

[la-dey]

I watched your video last night and passed my test for the first time, this morning at Hendon. Thank you 😊

[PremilaPatel-gh]

A very useful vlog once again... Thank you. Why don't you do a vlog on rare instances to look out for. For example when traffic lights are out of use at a Zebra Crossing. Just kind of like 'Heads up situations', where something is so unexpected. Much appreciated.👍

[kinoby]

Can you do the hardest route for Mill Hill please?

[chrisairr]

Mark, could you do the 8:10am Mill Hill test routes?

[tauseefkamran]

some time at round about car coming from my left and signals right taking U turn, not good for me to go then?

[sha-gamerandroidios]

I am curious just to ask, do you at anytime stall?

[waicheonghon]

The last 10 min is more challenging than the apex comer things

[tauseefkamran]

if i am stopping at signal or side road on my test and dont use hand break just foot break to hold my car then will I fail?