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Doing the test in LHD car

tc20 · 2007-10-09 12:18:51

Hi all, while in traffic on the way to work this morning, my mind took to wandering . . I drive a LHD car, and the thought struck me how would you perform hand signals in a LHD car, whether during the test, or in a situation where you needed to (lets say your indicator bulb had blown) just curious, anyone here done the…

09-10-2007 12:18pm

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Hi all,
while in traffic on the way to work this morning, my mind took to wandering . .
I drive a LHD car, and the thought struck me how would you perform hand signals in a LHD car, whether during the test, or in a situation where you needed to (lets say your indicator bulb had blown)

just curious, anyone here done the test recently in a left-hooker?

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#2 09-10-2007 7:11pm

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tc20 wrote:

how would you perform hand signals in a LHD car, whether during the test, or in a situation where you needed to (lets say your indicator bulb had blown)

Good question tc20. Doing the opposite of a RHD would be ineffective as a following driver may not notice an arm extended out the nearside especially if he is intending to overtake and is concentrating on oncoming traffic.

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