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Driving Test Signals

rockingout · 2013-02-02 21:56:08

For example if i was driving in an estate and parked cars were forcing me to cross over the broken white line would i have to indicate?? Would it be too repetitive?? Thanks Xx

02-02-2013 9:56pm

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rockingout

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For example if i was driving in an estate and parked cars were forcing me to cross over the broken white line would i have to indicate??
Would it be too repetitive??
Thanks
Xx

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#2 03-02-2013 6:05pm

arleitiss

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I did indicate when moving out to overtake parked cars, passed, didn't get marked for repetitive or anything.
At first I was also indicating when moving back into my lane, but then my ADI said you don't have to.

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#3 03-02-2013 8:26pm

stacexD

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You should indicate when you have to move out to pass anything, cars, bins whatever.
My instructor also said you don't need to indicate going back in

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