Okay, so let's turn right at this corner coming up here. Okay, now this intersection coming up is not controlled intersection, we should slow down, okay, slow down a bit, check left, check right, it's clear we continue. Now this is critical, if you fail to slow down and check for traffic and you road test at an uncontrolled intersection, you will fail you road test. This is another uncontrolled intersection here, we slow down, it's only to the right, we look, this is not traffic, we continue. So when you say slow down, you mean slow down to 30 kilometers? It depends how fast you're driving at the moment, you know, you just reduce the speed, make sure you focus on the brake ready to stop, okay, it's not necessarily in exact, you know, speed that you're slowing down to, right? Yes. So yeah, so when you come to an uncontrolled intersection, you're slowing down, it's not necessarily, you don't need to look at your speedometer, as long as you vehicle is slowing down, you focus on the brake and you're ready to stop, okay, we want to be focusing on the road, not on the speedometer at that moment. We're going to turn left at the stop sign here. Remember, taking your eyes off the road for more than a second is one second too long. It's a second too long, so anytime you need to look at something away from the road, it's just, you make it quick, it's just a quick glance, right? One second to check your rear of the mirror, one second to check your speedometer, you know, or anything you need to look at besides the main road in front of you. You're going to turn right at the stop signs, and I move over to the right lane, and do a proper lane change. Anytime you move from one space to another space of the road, it's a lane change. It's not exception. So a proper lane change, you have to check your mirror, indicate, you show the check, that's a proper lane change. So what happens like if you're on a three lane street, like this one is four lane, three lanes like this, a wider road, on a three lane street, you have cars parked on both sides, and then you're in the middle, and if there's oncoming car, what you do? Well, it's a shared responsibility, right? I mean, whoever has a space to yield to the other vehicle will yield. So if you have a space on your right side that you can pull in, and let the other vehicle in, then you do it as your responsibility. Now, if the other vehicle does, then it's their responsibility. So it's a shared responsibility. Okay. So whoever, for a way, stop coming up here, as you can see, there's a sign underneath the stop sign, telling you it's a four way stop, that means every corner has a stop sign. Now, the way it works is whoever stops first goes first. If two people arrive at the same time, the person to the right of the other one will go first. Okay, yeah, that's good. Is that a highway? No, it's just a regular road. We're going to turn right here at the stop sign. So this one of the so-called pedestrian traffic light, it does only turn red when the pedestrian press button or the bus is coming. And how do you know like this one is pedestrian traffic light? Because it's just a single traffic light. There's no cross traffic light. So there is a stop sign on other side? That is correct. Yes. So cross traffic in this case will be a stop sign for regular traffic. Okay.