We're at number one woohoo! And we're almost back at the test center as well. How perfect is that? So this whole way through we've been doing a test route which is one of the most common test routes that I was very showing some. A green for driving test center, super important. So if you watch this whole series of the 10 most common reasons why people fail the driving test at any test center, you'll also see a complete driving test route at green food which is, if you have been watching the videos, one of the most popular routes. And if you don't know it, you will fail your driving test at green food. You can pretty much say that with certainty. Right! Number one reason why people fail their driving test. What is it? I don't know. Maybe you can tell me. That doesn't work like that, that is it. My job is to help you give you value and inform you. So the number one reason why people fail to just shut up, Scott Della. So the number one reason why people fail their driving test is, you guessed it, junctions and observations. So the stats are that most accidents while driving will happen at a junction. Most of the time it's due to the fact that people haven't observed. So I refer to peeping creep a few times throughout the series and if you haven't seen the other videos, you've seen me mention it on those videos. Don't go and check those out yet. Do it after this. Okay, and peeping creeps are a very effective way of doing your observations when you're at a closed junction, full description of what that means. Peeping creep and closed junction on the previous videos. So here we go, observations that give way lines there, right left right, minimum observations. If it's closed junction, multiple observations. If you don't do your observations clearly and you just drive our overloads, give way lines, then you're not going to see any potential driver road users and there could be an accident. Regardless of there being a vehicle there or not. So I'm going to give you a couple of stories now. We're so close to the test center. So this was sum it up nicely. I had a gentleman, Australian guy. He'd been driving all his life. He was roughly about 50 years old and he felt that the very first junction coming out the test center because he didn't take effective observations, drove out and the vehicle came from the left. Another story now, I had two younger gentlemen and they were, let's say they were teenagers, okay? And this was actually at Greenford Driving Test Center. So the examiner said, oh, they got to the roundabout, they looked right and then left and just drove out, but they didn't look right again. It's happened twice at the same test center, not the same examiner, okay? And they felt them because they didn't look right, left, right again and double check for mainly motor bikes, okay? But any other road users and they got serious fault and they felt and the examiner said, oh, there was no one there. There was no one there. Just do you look again? Okay, so. There you go, number one reason why people felt a driving test. So guys, I hope this video's been informative. I'm going to take the next junction, which is roundabout left and that takes you back onto Robin Hoodway, which is the driving test center. That road is a bit of a narrow road to do take it nice and slow. So when you're back at your driving test center, the test isn't over until you switch off the engine. So I hope it's been informative. It's been a nice ride, it's beautiful sunny day and I'm going to go get a nice cool refreshing drink. And I'll see you at the next feature video, which is just here. So if you want to go check that out, why don't you tap the likey cards? I'm going to call my likey cards. All right, see you later.