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I always found that having passed my car driving test before hand that it was a hell of a lot easier.

Already knew the rules of the road and only had to worry about bike control and things like lifesavers.

2:15 lol 😂😂😂😂😂 bro I literally thought my mum was calling me because I have that as my ringtone🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Just a little tip to the guys out there, the guy at the beginning having trouble coming to a stop. The easiest way to avoid this, and it really is simple... Just make sure when you brake to a stop that the wheel and handlebars are straight. If you stop with the wheel turned or at an angle the bike's weight will be off center and you'll be caught off balance suddenly when you have to support it. Also another rookie mistake is to try and use your weight to move the bike, keep your inner thighs hugging the tank, you should be holding on with your legs more than your hands. Always lean in with the bike as you turn, don't cross up...

I was cracking up 😂 sorry know it’s serious as I passed my CBT today in howling gale force winds and torrential rain I thought I may have cocked up a few times this cheered me up ! , please listen to your instructors !!!!!

i found that riding a bicycle on the road for the months before doing my cbt helped me a lot. i was not overly distracted by cars pulling out and being in close proximity to me because i was used to it. it also improved my road sense quite a bit, i would highly recommend it

i do find it surprising how fast a newbie is expected to learn .. I did my CBT and went from car park doing figure 8's and going round in a circles straight to road in one day !  i know that's only way to learn but i did find it a bit much to take in. ..We did learn about junctions, give way, lanes ..etc  but was only "simulated" on car park .. and its a huge amount to remember (as well as looking out for other cars)   when you actually  on road, and its very different to a car park.. am shocked government chose this method  to learn people  to ride a bike for first time.. well the complexity of road sense to be more precise, riding part easy.. no wonder new riders get knocked off

Glad I watched this I'll watch it over and over until it's drilled into me what I should, and should not do, then when I do my CBT I wont cause a heart attack for my instructor.

these people shouldnt be let out of their house unsupervised

I did a lot of these mistakes only today. It's all well and good to say "read the highway code" but for first timers like me and many others, hands and feet don't always do what the brain tells them when they're on the road, especially at roundabouts when panic can set in!!

On my first day, a woman driving a range rover reversed into a major road whilst I was going downhill at probably 35 mph, I was leading and there were lots of cars behind me, I panicked, instead of finding an escape route or simply just going around her leaving a big gap, and not even thinking that she wont just blindly reverse into the road. I decided to slow down and continue keeping focus on her... I am lucky I had a fantastic instructor, she shielded me from the cars rolling down hill behind me. I made a few other mistakes but this was the dangerous one.

hello. i just my cbt first time. and the things to remeber is 1,2 and 3 . with that i mean the position in the road. 1.is the left side of the road when turning left. 2. is the center/centre of the road.(always stay in center of road).
position 3. is right side of road for turning right. when turning left do right mirror, left mirror, left shoulder, indicate left and then move to position 1 and always cancel the indicator after  or when half way into the turn. and turning right is the same but go left mirror  right mirror. right shoulder  indicate right and move to position 3.
also before you turn always do a lifesaver and after the turn move back to defensive position or position 2.
hope this helps you.

This is great. I take for granted these little things I do sometimes. Biker of over 6 years... Will never forget my scary cbt. x

Doing my CBT next week. Driven a car for 30+ years still learnt somethings from this video, thanks.

Very important video as sometimes the simplest of mistakes cause the most harm

Passed my test nearly 5 years ago via direct access and this video still gives me anxiety! Good luck to all the participants

On my cbt I turned into the wrong side of the road and had to swerve between two cars, but because of how I handled the situation I PASSED.

Thank you so much, this is really really helpful! I'll watch it a few more times before my CBT!

Im taking my CBT soon and I am so glad that I watched this video as I now know what not to do!

I'm so glad I had the benefit of about 11 years driving before I decided to do my CBT! Knowing the basics really helps lol! Got my MOD 2 on the 14th of May. Feeling very confident  :D