iam learning to drive but have problems remembering what to do when i approach junctions?

Question

i know what i have to do but its getting in the right order

Answer 1

In my opinion the best answer is just to practice. If you can before your test just keep driving, driving, driving.

Whenveer my father and I used to travel anywhere together, I would drive - it's this that madke you a better driver.

Answer 2

just got back from Morocco & their driving lessons need to be seen to be believed....... all the learner cars /buses & lorries not only have dual controls but also have TWO steering wheels!"! Back to your question tho, obviously as you approach a junction you need to slow down & change down the gears & be prepared to stop if necessary. On the approach you need to check your mirrors and be aware of any traffic thats around you and gently change down the gaers & brake lightly and make sure that you approach in the correct lane and indicate accordingly depending on the direction you intend to go

Answer 3

Just keep practising, & in the end it will become second nature to you. Look, signal, manouver, isn't it? I don't really think about it when I drive as it comes naturally, I'm busier looking for hazards. You'll get there just keep trying. Good luck!

Answer 4

At junctions...Give way to cars coming from your right. Don't forget to signal which way you intend to turn.

Answer 5

The easiest way to remember is perhaps with mirror-signal-manouver. Although if you are having problems it might be best to just slow down.

Answer 6

if you are learning to drive you will probs have one of them cones on top which tell other drivers you are learning so they stay back so just put your foot down go as fast as you can and they will have to stop or just crash into you lol

Answer 7

With more experience you will remember better.

Answer 8

stop and wait for the cats to cross.

Answer 9

just dont close your eyes

Answer 10

STOP !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!