scott overtake. If "normal" then in his wasn't
Hmm, I don't think I can't remember the fully story, but I've got the impression that either he could see the car due to something like a bend, or he could see the car but thought he could make it.
distance? "mistakes"
You learn to walk before you can run. The driver has only just pbutted his test, and therefore doesn't have a huge amount of experience. For him to get practise he should either get a bit more experience on the roads first, or start with easy overtakes. He could start by overtaking a car on an open road with no traffic around, and he would get an idea of how long overtakes take etc. Certainly if an overtake is going to be tight you don't take it unless you have enough experience to be sure. I've been in similar situations recently, but I decided that it was too risky because there were junctions approaching, and the road was narrowing.
more them to indicator. of their surprising they have
Dangerous Driving 5187Sure, you made a mistake, but don't cut yourself up about it too much; everyone makes mistakes. What's important now is that you learn from the experience. In this case, hopefully you've...
Yeah, I rember a van driver on his mobile phone at a roundabout a while ago. I thought he was going to pull out, so I stopped just before him, and as I stopped he pulled out, but them slammed the brakes on when he saw me stopped there lol. If I didn't stop would he have pulled out into the side of me? I didn't really want to find out. I hate mobile phone users, but lets not go into that now!
