Turnabout
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7 Turn the car round with forward and reverse gears
Start drill 1Why it matters
The RSA names a weak turnabout among the most common reasons people fail. Every car test has one.
The RSA names a lack of skill in the reverse and turnabout among the most common reasons people fail. It publishes no number for them.
What the examiner looks for
- Look all round before each move. Stop and wait if a car, a cyclist or a person comes.
- Move slowly and stop before the wheels touch the kerb.
- Turning the wheel while the car is stopped is not a fault, and the marking guide sets no number of moves.
Drills
- Drill 1Turnabout · Road clearNot played yet
- Drill 2Turnabout · Road clearNot played yet
- Drill 3Turnabout · Car coming from behindNot played yet
- Drill 4Turnabout · A car comes halfway throughNot played yet
- Drill 5Turnabout · Person on the far footpathNot played yet
- Drill 6Turnabout · Narrow roadNot played yet
- Drill 7Turnabout · Cyclist comingNot played yet
- Drill 8Turnabout · On a slopeNot played yet
- Drill 9Turnabout · Road clearNot played yet
- Drill 10Turnabout · Car coming from aheadNot played yet
- Drill 11Turnabout · The whole turnaboutNot played yet
- Drill 12Turnabout · Person on the near footpathNot played yet