I recently passed my driving test in a Automatic... I tried doing manual lessons but it just wasn't for me... I think auto allows you to focus more on the road and can really take away the stress and driving anxiety that many beginners on the road face. Hope to see more automatic mock tests on the channal Aman!!!!
i think its the opposite, manual forces you to focus while auto allows you to relax, i personally think everyone should learn manual at some point if it is easy for them to do so.
@@H786...i agree, it also opens up your possibilities: if you learn in manual you can drive a manual or automatic car. if you learn in automatic, you no longer have that flexibility and as a result are somewhat limited in what you can drive. many people say ‘in the future cars are probably all gonna be manufactured automatic anyways’. even if that was the case, that doesn’t mean existing manual cars would just completely disappear from existence
I'm doing automatic now after failing twice in manual and taking a 4 yr break from driving. I did one manual lesson before starting automatic in October to decide if I was gna give manual a final go and it was a disaster!! Driving is so much more enjoyable for me now. Lessons are going really well. I actually feel confident that I'll pass third time round now. Really useful seeing an automatic mock test. Thank you! Pleased to see you do a mock test with an automatic driver!
5:26 - in Ireland you're never allowed on the motorway as a learner. The idea is that you'd do a motorway lesson or two after getting your full licence, but let's be honest, who's gonna pay even more money when they've already spent enough getting their licence and car and insurance and everything (unless you were really nervous about motorways of course)
I took my road test today (I'm in the states) and I passed!! Even though you're in the UK, your videos helped TREMENDOUSLY!!!! Thank you for all that you do Ms. Aman!!!
Aman thank you so so so much! I've just passed my automatic driving test and I was bingeing your videos in the lead up, they were my lifeline! I'm also in the Iselworth test centre area, I was actually hoping to see you lol :). Thanks for everything, the work you do is truly helpful to so many people.
Im bugging out because Ive been doing lessons since January, my lessons will go great and then my anxiety goes crazy and I’ll have the worst lesson EVER. Its so disheartening
Hi Aman.. I have passed my driving test in first attempt successfully with two minor errors. Thank you for all the valuable videos. I've learned so much from them ❤❤❤
I passed my test in an automatic last week 🎉🎉 and so happy I went auto, I tried manual and it just really flustered me!! So nice watching these videos after passing
I feel like some of the driving instructors are too uneducated unlike this one but other instructors let some people pass the driving test even with so many major mistakes
This is the exact same car that I’ve been driving in for my lessons, well I’ve driven in 3 different cars coz my instructor has had 2 others before the current one. I think it’s an awesome car. :3
Hi Aman, I've been watching your videos consistently for the past month and they have helped me a lot. I finally got my license (on my first attempt) after overcoming my fear and driving anxiety. I appreciate your content. Thanks from South Africa.
She had sooo much space behind the parked car. But no you have to park as close as possible and scratch that parked car. You see a queue of traffic in front of you but not you had to harshly break last minute. No wonder insurance premiums are so high
Hi Aman hope you’re doing well, I want to say that your videos are very useful to watch especially your mock test videos with various learner drivers. I’m currently working on getting my full license by end of winter or early spring in late that’s my goal. I’ve already done 10 hours of driving lessons with an instructor in an automatic car and l’ve passed my theory test in June so Yh. I know it’s a late start for the practical part but I just wanted to get the theory out of the way before starting the practical part. I also just wanted to ask are you available to do an automatic mock test? The reason I’m asking is because I want you to access my driving if I’m test ready or if I require any more lessons. I’m in the Harrow area (North West London) and please do take your time since you are busy with various students. Thank you Abishan
I would like to take driving lessons with you. But unfortunately I live in Blackburn. I wanted to know on the day of the driving test, does the examiner also take tests on the highway?
Hi. I have a question from pinner route .There is this round about in northwood hills ,joel street.There isn't any road markings before the roundabout but as am waiting at the give way line, I notice an arrow pointing towards left in the left lane .If am to take the second exit which is before 12 o'clock which lane should I use left or right?
Well done to Aman Clear view driving on nearly reaching 1,000,000 (one million) subscribers on Yt.😮 Thank you to Daria for coming on and passing back in June summer this year.😅
Got my driving test tomorrow, hopefully it goes well. Not really feeling nervous at the moment but that might change later on. Anyways, I’ll let you know how I get on. 🤞🏽
It didn’t go to plan, one of the faults was on a roundabout going third exit, it was a traffic light controlled one and was an oval shaped roundabout and examiner had to pull the steering wheel towards the right. Not really sure the action was needed but what’s done is done. The second one was just a silly mistake. It was marked as a dangerous fault. I was going towards a zebra crossing and there were people waiting there and I wasn’t really paying attention. I noticed them really late and stepped on the brakes and I think the examiner also went for the brakes too and I just felt silly after that happened. After one of these happened, I knew I failed so I just carried on and only got 4 minors besides the serious and dangerous faults. Even my instructor seemed shocked that I failed. I’m going to use the first test as a practice attempt and hopefully do well on my second test.
Everyone is saying they love automatic I love it too I learnt and passed in a manual and started auto 3 years ago when I got a new car. I miss manual. It’s easy to do once you get used to do it. All you have to do is listen to your revs and not pull the clutch too fast. You feel driving the car more than what a auto does
4:48 the roundabout is really just understanding the dynamics of the roundabout at that time of day. If you did it everyday at that time you would probably know most people go that way im the lane you had selected and would go the other lane is better. Thats just experience and building up local knowledge at certain times of day
Guys my driving test is tomorrow, I’m doing manual and i am SO nervous!! Omg, passing this test will mean so much and will change my life for the better 😭😭 I hope I pass! 🤞🏾
Maybe im being Manual bias loool but i definitely think on the whole manual drivers are better than Automatic. This young woman wasn't a bad driver but i feel if she was a manual license holder she would have been more alert in general for certain things. I think because of the pressure of getting the license because of the back log. Most people are trying to get their license as quickly as possible through the Automatic route. Hey just an opinion but i dont think shes a bad driver, just needs to be alert on certain things like the heavy braking and following distances.
SHE is a REALLY GOOD at Driving but a bit OVER CONFIDENT which is not Bad but Must be AWARE of SPEED and the REACTIONS( Beloved Car Instructor 💜)was bit 🤭..
Maybe if you acquire 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 serious faults in your test it will go back to 0 again if its an unsigned 64 bit integer representing the number of serious faults on the ipad thing they use. I would just try not to make any faults though, would be easier.
Driving not for me tried but not for me.I rode 125 scooter for many years.Had to give up 2 years ago due to fibromyalgia.Buses every 10 mins here and town only 10 mins away so all good.Congrats on reaching a million.Your a good instructor and make all feel at ease😊
Yeah, driving just isn’t for some people. But you can always get around without a car! So it’s never really an issue as long as there are buses or taxis/ubers!
The parrelel park you only struggled due to lack of practice. When you selected reverse yiou had already started to turning in . Try to go back till your shoulder is in line with the back of the vehicle then turn in and get the angle. Them whem the fromt of the car cam swing in the start turning out i know aman uses a different reference point and don't be frightened to use all of the space behind as you have ro spaces you have loads of room to fix it
8:13 the mostake iis just in experience . If you have a slow moving car apart from dropping back for safety it will give you a buffer to accelerate into and then pass. If you also put the signal om abd keep it on people approaching in labe 2 cam then plan and go you know what ill help you out and move our of safe. If they are really good and they notice you catching the slow moving vehicles they may even put a signal and move our which then allows you to move out. Im guessing you where watching the slow moving car. Try to concentrate on the space more than the car and it will stop yoi getting to close as yiu are thinking i want the space this size
A bit hair raising, ease up a bit and plan further ahead! Remember in your first 2 years of driving on a full Licence, you can only get 6 Penalty Points and then your Licence is gone, so be careful!
Im currently learning on an automatic. A lot of people have said I should "learn anyways just incase you need it" however at the end of the day, im never going to own one and if there was ever an emergency, i know enough about how they work in order to get one moving in an emergency. No hate to anyone who learns on a manual or finds them more fun. I absolutely get why people do it. I just wish more people would see the other perspective.
Nice drive. Agreed with the faults. There is nothing wrong with driving an automatic. Its the same as driving an manual. Its not that its easier. Its just the instructors that have been driving manual because your dad has been driving manual for a long time. Assume you know what they are talking about and expects you to know everything before you start your lessons. Then we you drive badly you get scowled at so badly and your nervous because you have no idea what to expect. When they asked you about your driving experience which is none, that literally insult you and you embarrassed your dad. To the point you get discourage that you no longer want to learn. Then come back a year later with new instructor and new attitude you ace everything. Learn manual later for a job that im no longer with. Since then ive not drive behind manual and stick with automatic. Its practice and a state of mind thats 100 percent the battle and you will get good regardless of automatic or manual.
Daria clearly needs more lessons to improve on her ability to drive on the road. She has her own car, and that's fair enough, but now she's bringing that level of driving to her mock test and drives in the same way as she would normally on her own terms. Those faults are not good.
If I wasn’t safe enough on the road to start with, I wouldn’t have passed 6 months ago. Not a perfect driver now, but compared to how I was at the beginning, I’m a lot better
@dariasm8229good on you . The thing is you dont need to be perfect all the time in the real world as long as your attitude is to be a safe driver that's all I care about . When watching you I never thought I would never want to be in a car with you or wouldn't want to be near you when driving. Any mistakes you made i would have made allowances for people around to make them mistakes. Truthfully it's just learning how to work things out on your own and working out or understanding what others are doing around you which you are developing them skills.
@dariasm8229 I'm lot older than you even with 30 years experience since passing i wouldn't expect to drive perfectly and not make to odd error. I remember first night out at a friend's house going out after passing my test 3 weeks going into a corner too fast locking the front wheels up and going through a wall. This was before abs and traction control just that inexperience of knowing what to do a lift of the brakes . Only myself involved . You're young and will make mistakes and nothing wrong with that . I've definitely made a few when o first passed
The first serious fault as the road was busy . I dont know if you noticed the car pull up on your right then set off to turn right and the blue car from your right turns left in . That was you possible change to go . When the whote car pulled beside you look through there windows so you can see when they can safely go . Then its really just look for that blue car indicate then as soon as the blue car starts to turn in youre ready to go . Obviously dont go if you cant read the situation.
I think this is evidence of what Conquer Driving suggested is why auto only licence have higher insurance. Less thought process of what to do in advance
@@MidnightIsolde Agreed, in a manual you're always assuming a 2nd gear approach unless 1. either a wide open view with nobody to give way to as you're approaching or 2. a blind approach and busy in which case you're either slow 2nd or going for 1st to garauntee a safe view before emerging, whereas in an auto you don't have to think about reducing to enable a smooth downshift you can just fly at junctions and brake too late.
Good luck next time😊 I can feel how anxious you were when you doing parallel parking. I’m also Daria and also a new driver of automatic car😂 its very helpful btw to see not perfect driving for learn from other people mistake, and notice our own mistakes.
I recently passed my driving test in a Automatic... I tried doing manual lessons but it just wasn't for me... I think auto allows you to focus more on the road and can really take away the stress and driving anxiety that many beginners on the road face. Hope to see more automatic mock tests on the channal Aman!!!!
i think its the opposite, manual forces you to focus while auto allows you to relax, i personally think everyone should learn manual at some point if it is easy for them to do so.
Same! I did a test in manual but it was super stressful with all the things you have to do. With automatic I could focus on actually looking
Probably weren't ready for your test if manual wasn't second nature to you by then @@zoeyc5851
@@H786...i agree, it also opens up your possibilities: if you learn in manual you can drive a manual or automatic car. if you learn in automatic, you no longer have that flexibility and as a result are somewhat limited in what you can drive.
many people say ‘in the future cars are probably all gonna be manufactured automatic anyways’. even if that was the case, that doesn’t mean existing manual cars would just completely disappear from existence
It does, but it also limits your choices. Any time you gotta rent a car or borrow a car from someone you have that limitation reducing your options.
Please more vids with automatic, love your content.
yes please, i think there is a huge increase in auto compared to a few years ago.
Well done Aman for reaching your million subs . You really deserve this as you worked so hard xxx
Thank you so much 🥹❤️
Ooh yeah, I didn't notice well done amen. Most successful channel in this niche
Congratulations on the 1M - huge achievement!!
I'm doing automatic now after failing twice in manual and taking a 4 yr break from driving. I did one manual lesson before starting automatic in October to decide if I was gna give manual a final go and it was a disaster!!
Driving is so much more enjoyable for me now. Lessons are going really well. I actually feel confident that I'll pass third time round now.
Really useful seeing an automatic mock test. Thank you!
Pleased to see you do a mock test with an automatic driver!
Aww I’m really glad that you’re doing better now :)
Auto just takes the stress away :)
I just recently passed my driving test last month and it was a miracle I got through. Your videos has helped me alot. Thank you. 🙏🙏
congrats!!👏🎉I'm glad they helped, thank you for watching ☺️💕
5:26 - in Ireland you're never allowed on the motorway as a learner. The idea is that you'd do a motorway lesson or two after getting your full licence, but let's be honest, who's gonna pay even more money when they've already spent enough getting their licence and car and insurance and everything (unless you were really nervous about motorways of course)
Well done Aman thank you bringing the best advice on yt and congrats on 1 million subs you deserve it!!!
Recently passed my test on my 4th attempt, so close to giving up but your videos got me through it , I’m honestly so grateful you upload these videos
Really well done that's great! 👏👏I'm glad you found these videos useful☺️
Just passed my test 2nd try thank you so much aman for these videos!
Really well done thats great😁congratulations and thank you for watching!💕
@@ClearviewDriving ❤️❤️
I took my road test today (I'm in the states) and I passed!! Even though you're in the UK, your videos helped TREMENDOUSLY!!!! Thank you for all that you do Ms. Aman!!!
Congrats!! 👏 👏 I'm glad you found these helpful ☺️
I'm in the states too. I haven't took mine yet so got any tips.
Passed my test today !!! Thank you Aman your videos were a game changer and helped me so much 😊
Congratulations!! 👏☺️I'm glad you enjoyed them thank you for watching 💕
I passed my test this morning!! First time, with 2 minors. Your videos were sooo helpful for the learning process!! Thank you Aman!! 🥳
Congratulations thats amazing! 👏 👏 Thank you for watching 💕
Daria is a good driver, its just her late breaking that took her down
Hey congrats on 1M. I've been watching you since I think 2022 when you had around 700k subs
Thanks Aman for your videos, I learned a lot and I have passed my test for my first attempt with just 3 minor faults😁
Really well done that's fantastic! congratulations 👏 ☺️
Your videos have helped me pass my driving test. Thank you!❤
Congratulations for the 1M, you deserve it.
Aman thank you so so so much! I've just passed my automatic driving test and I was bingeing your videos in the lead up, they were my lifeline! I'm also in the Iselworth test centre area, I was actually hoping to see you lol :). Thanks for everything, the work you do is truly helpful to so many people.
That's great congratulations!!👏👏
Im bugging out because Ive been doing lessons since January, my lessons will go great and then my anxiety goes crazy and I’ll have the worst lesson EVER. Its so disheartening
Hi Aman.. I have passed my driving test in first attempt successfully with two minor errors. Thank you for all the valuable videos. I've learned so much from them
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OMG. Congrats Aman on 1M SUBSCRIBERS!!! ❤❤🎉🎉
I passed my test in an automatic last week 🎉🎉 and so happy I went auto, I tried manual and it just really flustered me!! So nice watching these videos after passing
Congratulations thats fantastic!!👏☺️
I passed my driving test Tuesday with a perfect score. Thxs for your videos it has helped
Well done thats amazing!! 👏 ☺️
I can't believe how fast that fail was. I'm so scared now
I feel like some of the driving instructors are too uneducated unlike this one but other instructors let some people pass the driving test even with so many major mistakes
Thank you for reaching Automatic car video. Please make more videos of this!
This is the exact same car that I’ve been driving in for my lessons, well I’ve driven in 3 different cars coz my instructor has had 2 others before the current one. I think it’s an awesome car. :3
just passed my driving test today AHHH, thank you for making your videos they really helped me alot:)
Congrats!! 👏 👏
I passed my test in june to so ik how it feels love driving.
more automatic mock test videos please! :)
I love watching these even though I have passed my test and I live in nz
I passed my driving test 2 years ago, and still learning. She is a safe driver and she will get better.
omg Daria late braking made me hold my breath
I do that to myself too😭
Hi Aman, I've been watching your videos consistently for the past month and they have helped me a lot. I finally got my license (on my first attempt) after overcoming my fear and driving anxiety. I appreciate your content. Thanks from South Africa.
Congrats on 1M
Awesome video Aman you are amazing
CONGRATS ON 1 MILLION SUBSCRIBERS :D WELL DESERVED
Passed my driving test today and it’s all thanks to your videos keep up the good work Aman 🎉
Congratulations!! 👏 ☺️
She had sooo much space behind the parked car. But no you have to park as close as possible and scratch that parked car. You see a queue of traffic in front of you but not you had to harshly break last minute. No wonder insurance premiums are so high
Fr it was so stressful 😭😭
Im going to learn in a automatic
Same
Me too. It looks more easier
@@BraddersPI drive manual, i wouldnt say its easier to do automatic, once you become good at manual you dont think about what youre doing
No way your a man 😂
Bad way to learn
I didn't know Aman does auto lessons too. All the lessons are manual.
Congrats on 1M!
Hi Aman hope you’re doing well, I want to say that your videos are very useful to watch especially your mock test videos with various learner drivers. I’m currently working on getting my full license by end of winter or early spring in late that’s my goal. I’ve already done 10 hours of driving lessons with an instructor in an automatic car and l’ve passed my theory test in June so Yh. I know it’s a late start for the practical part but I just wanted to get the theory out of the way before starting the practical part. I also just wanted to ask are you available to do an automatic mock test? The reason I’m asking is because I want you to access my driving if I’m test ready or if I require any more lessons. I’m in the Harrow area (North West London) and please do take your time since you are busy with various students.
Thank you
Abishan
I watching your videos very helpful.
I would like to take driving lessons with you. But unfortunately I live in Blackburn. I wanted to know on the day of the driving test, does the examiner also take tests on the highway?
Plzzz reply
Hi.
I have a question from pinner route .There is this round about in northwood hills ,joel street.There isn't any road markings before the roundabout but as am waiting at the give way line, I notice an arrow pointing towards left in the left lane .If am to take the second exit which is before 12 o'clock which lane should I use left or right?
Random question, are you allowed to stop on yellow zigzag lines in a stationary queue of traffic and to give way to oncoming traffic?
Hi Aman! I love your videos, would you ever consider doing a mock test in Birmingham?
Wheres the gateway sign you were referring to when she was leaving the dual carriageway? For the chanel from 50 to 30.
Well done to Aman Clear view driving on nearly reaching 1,000,000 (one million) subscribers on Yt.😮
Thank you to Daria for coming on and passing back in June summer this year.😅
In Indian instructors we trust
They are gonna phase out manual cars in 5 years time anyway.
You wish
Got my driving test tomorrow, hopefully it goes well. Not really feeling nervous at the moment but that might change later on. Anyways, I’ll let you know how I get on. 🤞🏽
How did you do??
It didn’t go to plan, one of the faults was on a roundabout going third exit, it was a traffic light controlled one and was an oval shaped roundabout and examiner had to pull the steering wheel towards the right. Not really sure the action was needed but what’s done is done.
The second one was just a silly mistake. It was marked as a dangerous fault. I was going towards a zebra crossing and there were people waiting there and I wasn’t really paying attention. I noticed them really late and stepped on the brakes and I think the examiner also went for the brakes too and I just felt silly after that happened. After one of these happened, I knew I failed so I just carried on and only got 4 minors besides the serious and dangerous faults. Even my instructor seemed shocked that I failed.
I’m going to use the first test as a practice attempt and hopefully do well on my second test.
Everyone is saying they love automatic I love it too I learnt and passed in a manual and started auto 3 years ago when I got a new car. I miss manual. It’s easy to do once you get used to do it. All you have to do is listen to your revs and not pull the clutch too fast. You feel driving the car more than what a auto does
4:48 the roundabout is really just understanding the dynamics of the roundabout at that time of day. If you did it everyday at that time you would probably know most people go that way im the lane you had selected and would go the other lane is better. Thats just experience and building up local knowledge at certain times of day
Soon all new production cars will be automatic with electric being the standard
Love video
I have my auto test next Friday! Fingers crossed
Good luck! ☺️
Did u pass?
@shutup9424 I have it this Friday coming 🙈
@@xmcatmx Okayy good luck, lemme know if you pass. I also switched to automatic lessons hehe
@shutup9424 I passed first time. 4 minors 🥳
Is it much easier to learn in automatic? No experience of driving here.
Yes because you dont have to focus on gears and clutch just steering, braking and accelerating
Im passed at december driving perf car and i still suck at parking lmao
Guys my driving test is tomorrow, I’m doing manual and i am SO nervous!! Omg, passing this test will mean so much and will change my life for the better 😭😭 I hope I pass! 🤞🏾
Good luck! I'm sure you'll do great! ☺️
Did you pass 😊
Maybe im being Manual bias loool but i definitely think on the whole manual drivers are better than Automatic. This young woman wasn't a bad driver but i feel if she was a manual license holder she would have been more alert in general for certain things. I think because of the pressure of getting the license because of the back log. Most people are trying to get their license as quickly as possible through the Automatic route. Hey just an opinion but i dont think shes a bad driver, just needs to be alert on certain things like the heavy braking and following distances.
SHE is a REALLY GOOD at Driving but a bit OVER CONFIDENT which is not Bad but Must be AWARE of SPEED and the REACTIONS( Beloved Car Instructor 💜)was bit 🤭..
She can drive like most people but doesn’t follow instructions good and her parking isn’t the best let’s be for real.
Give me an automatic anyday i can't do stick shift i wouldn't know how to go forward.
is she the 1st driving instructor to reach 1 million subs?
6:40 well handled
As of yesterday, I'm in the still watching but passed audience 🎉
Well done thats brilliant! 👏 👏
Get this gorl a buspass
Maybe if you acquire 18,446,744,073,709,551,616 serious faults in your test it will go back to 0 again if its an unsigned 64 bit integer representing the number of serious faults on the ipad thing they use.
I would just try not to make any faults though, would be easier.
😂 its literally impossible. Imagine making billions of mistake every second.
@mrduck7957 I donno though, have you seen some of these learners.
Would need to make roughly 8 quadrillion serious faults per second.
Is Auto easier than Manual?
Very easy😊
yeah, i recommend taking a manual test because then u can drive automatic and manual. Manual is really easy once u get the hang of it
@idk83928 okay alright
Thanks for your advice.
@@seemakainth1589 Thanks 👍
Wayyyy easier. Even too easy generally
Driving not for me tried but not for me.I rode 125 scooter for many years.Had to give up 2 years ago due to fibromyalgia.Buses every 10 mins here and town only 10 mins away so all good.Congrats on reaching a million.Your a good instructor and make all feel at ease😊
Yeah, driving just isn’t for some people. But you can always get around without a car! So it’s never really an issue as long as there are buses or taxis/ubers!
The parrelel park you only struggled due to lack of practice. When you selected reverse yiou had already started to turning in . Try to go back till your shoulder is in line with the back of the vehicle then turn in and get the angle. Them whem the fromt of the car cam swing in the start turning out i know aman uses a different reference point and don't be frightened to use all of the space behind as you have ro spaces you have loads of room to fix it
Try and keep quiet to listen to correction
8:13 the mostake iis just in experience . If you have a slow moving car apart from dropping back for safety it will give you a buffer to accelerate into and then pass. If you also put the signal om abd keep it on people approaching in labe 2 cam then plan and go you know what ill help you out and move our of safe. If they are really good and they notice you catching the slow moving vehicles they may even put a signal and move our which then allows you to move out. Im guessing you where watching the slow moving car. Try to concentrate on the space more than the car and it will stop yoi getting to close as yiu are thinking i want the space this size
A bit hair raising, ease up a bit and plan further ahead! Remember in your first 2 years of driving on a full Licence, you can only get 6 Penalty Points and then your Licence is gone, so be careful!
My test is tomorrow 😢
Good luck!!
Im currently learning on an automatic.
A lot of people have said I should "learn anyways just incase you need it" however at the end of the day, im never going to own one and if there was ever an emergency, i know enough about how they work in order to get one moving in an emergency.
No hate to anyone who learns on a manual or finds them more fun. I absolutely get why people do it. I just wish more people would see the other perspective.
Nice drive. Agreed with the faults. There is nothing wrong with driving an automatic. Its the same as driving an manual. Its not that its easier. Its just the instructors that have been driving manual because your dad has been driving manual for a long time. Assume you know what they are talking about and expects you to know everything before you start your lessons. Then we you drive badly you get scowled at so badly and your nervous because you have no idea what to expect. When they asked you about your driving experience which is none, that literally insult you and you embarrassed your dad. To the point you get discourage that you no longer want to learn. Then come back a year later with new instructor and new attitude you ace everything. Learn manual later for a job that im no longer with. Since then ive not drive behind manual and stick with automatic. Its practice and a state of mind thats 100 percent the battle and you will get good regardless of automatic or manual.
It's objectively easier by virtue of having less inputs to operate, why even pretend that isn't true?
Fail! Failing to listen to instructions
Daria clearly needs more lessons to improve on her ability to drive on the road. She has her own car, and that's fair enough, but now she's bringing that level of driving to her mock test and drives in the same way as she would normally on her own terms. Those faults are not good.
If I wasn’t safe enough on the road to start with, I wouldn’t have passed 6 months ago. Not a perfect driver now, but compared to how I was at the beginning, I’m a lot better
@dariasm8229good on you . The thing is you dont need to be perfect all the time in the real world as long as your attitude is to be a safe driver that's all I care about . When watching you I never thought I would never want to be in a car with you or wouldn't want to be near you when driving. Any mistakes you made i would have made allowances for people around to make them mistakes. Truthfully it's just learning how to work things out on your own and working out or understanding what others are doing around you which you are developing them skills.
@ thank youu!! 😺
@dariasm8229 I'm lot older than you even with 30 years experience since passing i wouldn't expect to drive perfectly and not make to odd error. I remember first night out at a friend's house going out after passing my test 3 weeks going into a corner too fast locking the front wheels up and going through a wall. This was before abs and traction control just that inexperience of knowing what to do a lift of the brakes . Only myself involved . You're young and will make mistakes and nothing wrong with that . I've definitely made a few when o first passed
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The first serious fault as the road was busy . I dont know if you noticed the car pull up on your right then set off to turn right and the blue car from your right turns left in . That was you possible change to go . When the whote car pulled beside you look through there windows so you can see when they can safely go . Then its really just look for that blue car indicate then as soon as the blue car starts to turn in youre ready to go . Obviously dont go if you cant read the situation.
shes too fast, literally
I think this is evidence of what Conquer Driving suggested is why auto only licence have higher insurance. Less thought process of what to do in advance
@@MidnightIsolde Agreed, in a manual you're always assuming a 2nd gear approach unless 1. either a wide open view with nobody to give way to as you're approaching or 2. a blind approach and busy in which case you're either slow 2nd or going for 1st to garauntee a safe view before emerging, whereas in an auto you don't have to think about reducing to enable a smooth downshift you can just fly at junctions and brake too late.
Wait?! Amen, I thought your car was manual? Unless this woman just has a really similar car
Her sisters car
@wrightwoodwork right ok
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She did not deserve that serious mark on her test. Was not her fault. Too obstructed. Not fair. I saw that round-about. 😮😮
Test isn't about fairness its showing you have the skills deal with what is presented to you on the day
Guys I promise this is not how I actually drive 🥲
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You're great! Keep positive ✨️ ❤
👏👏👏🥰🥰 it’s nerves guys! 🥰
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Good luck next time😊 I can feel how anxious you were when you doing parallel parking. I’m also Daria and also a new driver of automatic car😂 its very helpful btw to see not perfect driving for learn from other people mistake, and notice our own mistakes.