Zero Faults on a UK Driving Test, what does a 'perfect pass' look like? | Ryans REAL Driving Test

Zero Faults on a UK Driving Test, what does a 'perfect pass' look like?
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It is quite rare for someone to get zero driver faults, or minors, on the UK driving test, but what do you need to do to pass your driving test with zero faults?

Ryan recently took his driving test in Crawley and passed with zero faults! In this video you will see footage of his real test including commentary about what Ryan did well and why he was not given any driver faults, generally this is because he drove confidently, legally and safely.

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[UKDrivingTest]

**This test was conducted in England prior to lockdown 2.0**

Timestamps:
1:46 - Pull up on left 1
3:14 - Making good progress on national speed limit rural road
4:40 - Coming into a village, anticipates lower speed limit early
5:40 - Making good speed choices on national speed limit road
7:15 - Anticipating gaps at roundabout, then making good progress on national speed limit dual carriageway
8:15 - Overtaking a lorry, well executed and anticipated
9:08 - EXCELLENT use of mirrors when exiting roundabout, many leaners would fail here
11:10 - Police car hiding around the corner!
11:38 - Pull up on the left 2 / emergency stop agreed
12:50 - Emergency stop cancelled, there is a car behind, attempted again a few moment later
14:33 - Pull up on the left 3 - Hill start
15:44 - Very narrow road!
16:30 - Pull up on the right and reverse back (manoeuvre)
20:35 - A road with lots of 'pinch points' and hazards of all sorts.
24:00 - More rural roads, some 40mph, some 60mph
31:42 - Final roundabout until the end of the test, keep your concentration Ryan!

[Poweroftouch]

Great drive, but does help that the roads are dead .

[josiah]

I was in the first driving test slot of 2021 this morning, I only managed to book 1 lesson this year a few days ago and practiced the rest with mum/brother and watched a million of your videos. I'm very grateful for your content as it helped me pass my test first time with only 2 minors! The pressure of failure was unreal as it would have meant severe consequences for my house move and job, with another few months wait for the next test. I'm so happy it's hard to describe and I felt the need to return here to thank you.

[spyro-maniac]

I also got 0 faults on my driving test. I passed on the 26th of October and was a confident driver as I had a mix of private and instructor led practice. This is definitely the way to go if possible. On my test I chose to overtake someone on an A road due to them going too slow. These decisions really show your examiner that you are confident with your choices and maneuvers. Good luck to anyone taking their test soon! It's not as bad as you think.

[HannahMarie]

Had my test today and passed! Did this exact route too, thanks for the video it really helped me as well

[qasimmunir]

Great drive, i passed my test on 10th dec with 0 minor..these type of videos are very helpful for others

[sszz]

My teachers have told me never to call it a “6 point check”
They said it should be called, all round effective observation. Otherwise the mirror checking becomes mechanical looking and more like a checklist rather than actual all round observation.
On another note. I throughly enjoyed watching this test video. Gave me a great insight into how a test is conducted.

[SUPUNNITHARU]

Very valuable lessons. No doubt that so many new learners would be blessing you and your very good effort to teach us to be perfect.

[damilolaajiboye]

These roads are just too easy to pass with zero faults. Just try driving in busy areas of London and pass with no faults then I will credit you as perfect driver. Good drive though 👍🏽.

[Pingucool]

I never knew that driving in Horsham would be a test route! I’ve always assumed the tests would be focused driving in and around Crawley. The Test Centre seems to cover quite a large area.

[skrufdy]

these are super helpful actually can you do more of these please?

[mhaz]

My daughter passed her driving test today, thank you so much for the video it was very informative and a must if you live in the crawley area, thanks a million 🙏🏽❤️

[geneXX]

Thanks @driving Crawley for all the great videos. I passed my test today in the first attempt and that too without a instructor lesson. I went through all the videos in this channel though. 😊

[najan]

I failed my test in burgess hill last month - 2 serious and 1 driver fault 😢

[arthur]

Gutted failed this morning on this exact test route due to clearence and response to signs/ signals - road markings
I have already booked my second test. I am confident i will pass second time around. Thanks for all your videos

[naimamanzoor]

Ryan is lucky didn't have much traffic, I mostly make more mistakes while in traffic 😢

[Itsrichayo]

Thanks for sharing. Great drive and comments. I bet most city drivers will struggle on this route.

[MO]

I like the way you explain everything well done 👏 👍

[Thereal_prettyinblack]

Just had my own Zero Minors two days ago in Banbury. YUPPI!

[red]

Never knew the red concrete strip meant a speed limit change. Learnt something new.