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2 hours ago, Stu said:

This is probably the same barrel etc 

 

https://www.grasshopperleisure.co.uk/zadi-replacement-barrel--keys-28592-p.asp 

 

Just as cheap to replace the lot 

any 

2 hours ago, Stu said:

This is probably the same barrel etc 

 

https://www.grasshopperleisure.co.uk/zadi-replacement-barrel--keys-28592-p.asp 

 

Just as cheap to replace the lot 

Any instructions for replacement?

My old bike was stolen and I have got 2 smart keys left.

Is it possible to programme a new code in it for my new Honda bike?

I lost one of my original Honda Top Box keys. I need to cut one for spare.

I shopped around lock smiths. No one has this kind of key.

I asked my dealer. They say I will need to replace the whole lock.

But I want to get the key cut. Any ideas?

I just passed my bike test and would like to share the following test routes.

I created these routes based on Bee Driving School and Si Rhodes Driving Training Youtube videos

Feel free to take advantage of them. But must open with a PC.

I don't know why i can't get the same routing from a mobile phone

https://goo.gl/maps/orHpa3sPvf9F7H3D6

https://goo.gl/maps/tRimTCS5mpHBbSZ3A

https://goo.gl/maps/76mw6e7CXTZ2o1ge6

https://goo.gl/maps/YULZDkWwKrbWjjw39

https://goo.gl/maps/ABUiT1ZfzVxP8X5R9

it's not just the route.

I always struggle when i come to this kind of splitting road.

i will follow the norm

seems majority of people will not signal to go straight, and signal right to turn right

16 minutes ago, goat said:

I personally wouldn't signal. As I was approaching i would make sure i was positioned appropriately for whichever lane I intended to use, probably use a shoulder check to make sure no one is creeping up on the inside and carry straight on. Whether that's technically correct i couldn't say. Your instructor should be able to advise you correctly. 

so you won't signal no matter right or left?

i normally will put on my left signal (only with an instructor or examiner, in real life, I can't be bothered), as it's change of lane.

but i saw on youtube, the instructor says "you don't need to put on a signal, because it doesn't benefit anyone"

i'm quite confused.

This question is really basic, but it seems different instructors have different opinions.

When you are driving into a one-to-two road and you are going straight. Will you put on your left signal?

I am going to take a bike test. I want to know what is the right thing to do.

just out of curiousity, when buses enter their bus lanes, do they put on their left signal?

I am going to take a test in which there is a bus lane that operates outside the test time. I am required to use the bus lane.

The bus lane is some what the same lane as the original lane. It splits into 2 lanes when the bus lane start from a cycle lane.

Do I signal when I drive into the red shaded lane?

On 20/03/2023 at 23:38, bonio said:

This bit of road is on a roundabout, so you follow the rules for signalling on roundabouts (Highway code rule 186)

Where you've drawn the blue arrow is the route that would normally be taken by someone who's just entered the roundabout on the A53, coming from Newcastle-under-Lyme, and intending to continue on the A53, going straight over the roundabout. So, as they approach the roundabout, no signal. They continue along your blue arrow with no signal. Once past the exit for the A500, roughly at the tip of the blue arrow, they signal left and then leave the roundabout at the next exit.

They don't signal right at the blue arrow, because  signalling right would mean they're intending to carry on around the roundabout and head south down the A500 (and to do this, they should be in the right hand lane, as the lane markings show). 

Just want to confirm, you put on your left signal if you turn left in this roundabout, right?

another but related question:

if you are in the second lane from left, you are going to take the right route, will you signal right to do so? is it legally required?

If your reply is turning right, no signal.

what about the following case?

You are on the right lane and following the driveway, you can only turn right. Do you signal right this time?

From what i have learned from many different instructors, I do remember I always signalled right in this case.

17 minutes ago, goat said:

No signal going round corner to right (I'm just following the road) but signal left for the blue arrow as I am leaving the road I am on

if you signal left going straight, people can't differentiate if you are going straight or turning left.

is that what it's supposed to be?

will you put on your right signal on Green arrow going to right

or left signal on blue arrow straight?

Base on which regulation?

i am going to take a driving test. so i need to get it right

thanks!

i met a gang of biker thugs around 2pm yesterday while i was practicing around the routes. There were about 10 of them. They pulled wheelie in front of me. I was pretty freaked out.

i managed pull out from the road and evade them.

could that be the reason?

While it is still so hard to book a test at other test centres such as Bredbury, why test slots are so widely available at Atherton Driving test centre?

are there any hidden traps that hold off test takers to book tests there?