Whatever light is showing, you should know which light is going to appear next and be able to take appropriate action. For example, when amber is showing on its own, you'll know that red will appear next. This should give you ample time to anticipate and respond safely.
You should stop unless turning left
Stop, if you're able to brake safely
You must stop and wait behind the stop line
Proceed with care
I had learnt with 3 different instructors before deciding to switch to Matt as my sister passed first time with him and sung his praises at how good he was. There was quite a few times when I felt lik ...
Lauren Hillary
Finally at the 3rd attempt I have passed my Driving Test.
After failing miserably my other 2 tests with previous instructors, I was recommended Matt by a friend and after only 5 months of lea ...
