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🛞 Roundabouts Explained in the UK: A Complete Guide for Learner Drivers Roundabouts are one of the most common — and sometimes most confusing — parts of UK roads. Whether you’re a learner driver or someone adjusting to UK traffic, mastering roundabouts is essential for safe and confident driving. In this detailed guide, we’ll explain everything you need to know about roundabout rules, the MSPSL routine, and how to approach different types of roundabouts step by step. 🚗 What Is a Roundabout? https://youtu.be/1HZD6lC13zQ A roundabout is a circular junction where traffic flows clockwise in the UK. Drivers must give way to traffic coming from the right, ensuring a smooth and safe traffic flow. Roundabouts come in several types: Mini-roundabouts – usually found in small residential areas. Single-lane roundabouts – common…

📌 Introduction: A Historic Shift in U.S. Immigration Policy The H1B visa program has long been the backbone of America’s ability to attract skilled foreign workers, particularly in technology and science. ut now, U.S. President Donald Trump has introduced a sweeping change: a $100,000 annual fee for every new H-1B application. This decision, set to take effect on September 21, 2025, has sparked debate worldwide. Will it protect American jobs, or push talent and innovation away from the United States? https://youtu.be/oKhDIurkxyc Trump’s $100K H1B Visa Fee: A Devastating Blow to Global Talent 💵 H1B Visa Fee From $1,500 to $100,000: What Changed? Traditionally, companies paid around $1,500 in administrative fees to sponsor an H-1B visa. With Trump’s executive order, that figure skyrockets to $100,000 per year, per worker. This fee…

Passing your driving test is a huge milestone. However, many learners fail not because they cannot drive, but because of avoidable mistakes. The Driver and Vehicle Standards Agency (DVSA) analysed 1.6 million UK practical driving tests between March 2022 and March 2023. As a result, they revealed the 10 most common mistakes learners make during the test. 👉 Remember: you are allowed up to 15 minor faults. Nevertheless, if a fault is considered serious or dangerous, you will fail instantly. So, let’s go through the top 10 mistakes, why they happen, and more importantly — how you can avoid them. https://youtu.be/78NDviawJCc 1. Junctions (Observations) Firstly, the most common fault happens at junctions. Learners often fail to make proper observations before entering or crossing. This is usually caused by nerves, rushing,…

Encounter with Corona The ambulance came in front of the building with a siren and the medical staff informed me to call the person down to reception from the third floor. I went to the third floor and found two people waiting for the lift. I asked them if they had called for an ambulance. One of them told me that he had called the ambulance. When we were in the lift, going down, I asked him for his ID to take the details and also asked him about his medical issue. When I was taking the picture of his ID, I heard the word 'Corona' in his mouth. Usually, when I heard the code for Corona on the radio from other locations, some kind of fear used to be generated inside…

CID OPERATION  It was around 7 o'clock early morning. Three local people wearing kandora came to the main entrance. I opened the access door and checked with them whom they wanted to visit. They gave me the apartment number and the person name whom they were visiting and informed me they were his friends.  They also informed me that the tenant is leaving the room today. I had an idea that it was the last day of the contract for the tenant. At the same moment, the housekeeping staff called me into the store room as he brought food from a restaurant for us. I let those people enter the building as I didn't want my food to cool down.  I spent some time in the storeroom having breakfast with…

Suicide Attempt Incident from 2017 Around 09:52 PM, I was sitting in the CCTV Control Room, monitoring the camera. Suddenly, I noticed lots of people gathering near the junction of four buildings. When I reached there, I found one person lying on the floor with blood around.  I requested all people to leave the location and called the Emergency Number for the Ambulance and Police. Meanwhile, I informed the Supervisor about the incident and requested backup. When I completed cordoning the area, the Supervisor came with three other security guards. The supervisor deployed those guards to control the crowd and incident area.  The camp office of that building was closed already. I called Camp Boss and informed him about the incident and I told him to provide the details of the…