Today at 2day pass we're going to cover the 10 most popular reasons why people failed not popular most common reasons why people failed a driving test. We are here as you can see in front of us at a very technical driving test center called Greenford. Now on this 10-part series I will be breaking each reason down into bite-sized pieces so at the end of this video you'll see clip 2 and 3 and 4 and 5 to a complete season. So I hope this is beneficial if it is please smash the like button and stay tuned for now. Reason number 10 okay so reason number 10 is reverse parking and control is the reason why most people will fail reverse parking. Observations are super important so what do you do? Where do you observe before you do your reverse park exercise? Is it just over one shoulder out the blind spot or do you need to check all the way around the vehicle before reversing? So this is a driving test route which I'm actually covering so it's one of the test routes at Greenford which will be following the signs to rain as lane which is a very popular route and it leads into some of the reasons why people fail that if you don't know you will fail so staging to the end of this season because you will see every single little tricky part of this main test route and if you don't know it you ain't passing. So we're going to start off with the reverse park and control and we're going to take the next vehicle here on the left to pull up alongside roughly a meter apart. Now the control part is not finishing the maneuver off in the requirements. Now the requirements are within two columns and a reasonable distance from the curb. Now if you haven't seen my reverse park video then check out the channel and the playlist because you'll find the reverse park video there which will go through all the steps that you need to know how to successfully reverse park a vehicle. Now I have finished this maneuver off in the requirements. I am within two columns from the vehicle in front and I am a reasonable distance from the curb. How do you know that you're within the requirements? So two columns that means if you can see a car space between you and the vehicle in front you have reached two columns to do not exceed that distance. One column is the space that you can see in front of you between the end of your vehicle and the beginning of the vehicle that you've used to do your reverse park exercise. The second car space is the space that you're occupying. You can end up or finish the maneuver anywhere between this distance but you must not exceed this. Another part of this requirements is the reasonable distance from the curb. You'll hear a lot of instructors tell you a drain width or examinous mention a drain width. That's roughly a foot which means from the elbow to the tip of your fingers this is a foot which is about the same width. Alright maybe not quite but almost as a steering wheel. That's quite a good reference because you can see that and you know how far away you must be from the curb and he further than this drain width or steering wheel a foot away from the curb is a fail. Now a lot of people will mess this up like I mentioned don't go and watch it now but after this video if you're looking to sort of study how to do this park is because of the angle. The angle is the most difficult part of the reverse park exercise. So you start the maneuver alongside the vehicle roughly a door width between you and the vehicle. You move back about half a car length and you reach the angle which is the hardest part so there's a full lock steering come to the angle full lock steering and you're finished. If you watch this you'll see how easy it is in this vehicle if you are in a different vehicle it might be a little bit more tricky because there's no reverse camera. Okay guys well thanks for watching if this has been informative please make sure you smash that like button and subscribe for part two. See you on the next one check it out over here.