Mastering Busy Roundabouts in Australia (GOOD FLOW)

It's all about timing when it comes to mastering the flow in roundabouts. Getting the hang of approaching double-lane roundabouts is vital to safe driving and passing a driving assessment in Australia. Understand how to approach a roundabout in various traffic conditions and implement these tips in your driving lessons. When to proceed and when to stop? Subscribe to my channel for more driving tips for beginners and advanced. @DrivingSchoolWA

Note: Always drive according to the laws and local rules that apply to the region where you are driving. This video is a professional guide for learner drivers in Western Australia.

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[Jayvee]

Hey Steve
Just wanted to say thanks for the videos and insight. I passed my PDA with help from your videos. What stuck out to me was your message of if you can drive good for 60 seconds and repeat that 30 times you’ll be good(im paraphrasing lol). Thank you again.

[Sparrow.Stanley]

I passed my first time round at Midland thanks to your Thankyou so much 🎉🎉

[kristinemanguiat]

Hi Steve! If I’m not mistaken it was you who I saw at DoT Butler earlier this morning. Had my PDA the second time and still failed but I’ll try again another time. Hoping to have Butler Route on your next vids. It would be a great help! 🥰

[brucegaskin]

Another good video Steve! I remember I had trouble with that at busy 2 lane roundabouts now I'm heaps better at judging when to proceed through roundabouts

[chomskeylee]

Thanks to the helpful video mate, I passed my PDA on my fourth try last week.

[starumedah]

Hey mate. So I'm 18 right now and still have my learners permit I received when I was about 16 and its still valid. But after I received the learners permit without going into much detail life got in the way and I said I'll learn later and I finally have the luxury to do so now. I kind of forgot alot about the theory about driving and don't know where to start. Do you know if there is a course or book I can read up/study on so I can understand my road theory first before proceeding with the practical side of driving? Thanks.

[boano]

Hi, can you make a Video about PDA test in Butler? Thanks 🎉

[alhamzahalaammoud]

hey man quick question,

when a single lane splits into 2 lanes, are we meant to indicate which lane we're driving into?

my friends got differing opinions so I'm confused. thanks man

[tinymandan]

with small roundabouts, after I have committed and another car comes from the right at the same time at a pretty high speed, will I fail for cutting them off? if i see them as i commit to going

[thegripmaster]

Imagine driving in a 2 lane road which is not one way. The lanes are divided by a broken white line. The road curves right and there is a clear view and there is no other car either way. Is it legal to cross the white line (move from left lane to right lane temporarily) to make use of the apex when turning right?