Can You Drive on Overrun Areas?

Your confidence to stand there with the camera and just speak, along with your diction is amazing. ITV really need to consider a weekly programme where you basically explain road rules. Pop it on after Corrie, I bet it would be popular.

I took my test this morning and passed with 3 minor faults. This channel played a huge part in me passing. Thank you

Been driving for twenty years, never heard of an overrun area. Thanks for a great expanation. 👍

I passed my car driving test in 1966 and I have to admit I learnt quite a lot from this video!

Richard you are seriously the most precise, accurate and honest driving channel around. Immensely helpful, no clickbait. Love it! ❤

Can’t stress enough how high quality videos these are Thanks a lot Richard

These areas are part of the road. On one particular roundabout I drive (straight) over with 2 wheels solely to avoid the idiotically placed drain cover which would otherwise take a battering - normally I would make a decent attempt to negotiate correctly, of course. (My personal opinion is that they are almost as pointless as the daft wee splats of white paint masquerading as roundabouts.) Your explanation at 3:20 regarding road lining is worthwhile, I'm constantly amazed by the number of people who don't understand the difference between broken and solid lining.

This is far less common knowledge for experienced drivers than most of your videos. Nice one!

I passed my Practical Driving Test 1st time today. :) Thanks for all your videos, Rich, very helpful with all the cameras. I'll be using them again when I adopt my first car next month!

i love videos like these, little things that nobody usually think of but have a purpose...

Shortly and on point - excellent 👌 sometimes to see something once is better than hear or read about it 100 times... thanks a lot, Richard 👍

3:55 my lorry instructor always said that anything between the kerbs is usable space, which is true sometimes we need it, even if it is solid lined. It is also examined that way in the netherlands, hit two kerbs and you're done but going over lines is fine for bigger vehicles. Awesome video btw, a lot of time and care taken for the shots to accompany the script!!

I took my test yesterday and passed with no fault. I benefited a lot from this channel. Thank you

Excellent production quality Richard with great narration and b-roll. Top notch information too as always!

My normal feed on YouTube has been honed to woodwork, carpentry, soldering & electronics, and true crime. This video was recommended and I clicked out of curiosity and have subscribed. You're to the point, no nonsense with no annoying/distracting background music, no annoying clips from videos yet clear and concise and not too fast. Just perfect. Going to binge watch some of your videos now :)

Passed my test yesterday.. Third attempt. Thanks a lot for all your videos. It helped me a lot to improve my confidence.

Very informative as usual. Been driving 1 year + but I still check your videos.

Thankyou for the information i have been driving for years these are new ones on me in saying that though they sort make sense. Cheers for your very positive commentary on this subject.

Very useful to know. We have one of these on a 4-way roundabout near us, and causes lots of confusion - particularly with cars taking the long way round when turning right, and some cars using it as a second lane for turning right! Left and straight over are not usually a problem.

As an ex-Brit Truck driver I can tell your viewers, if you Clipped a kerb with the wheels of the trailer(25ft away)that's an automatic fail on your Driving Test