Hill Starts & Clutch Control in a Town Centre | Learn to drive: Basic skills
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- Опубликовано: 2 июн 2024
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If there is one situation that fills new drivers with dread - it’s needing to stop when driving up a hill in a town centre. We know that we will need to do a hill start, with plenty of other drivers all around us to see any mistakes that we make. In this video, we will show three essential skills to help us when driving a manual car in this situation.
Video contents:
00:00 Introduction
01:01 Skill 1: Drive very slowly
02:40 Skill 2: Hill starts with the handbrake
04:18 Skill 3: Hill starts without the handbrake
05:38 Extra practice
10:11 Summary
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I wanted to thank you for all your incredibly helpful videos. I started learning to drive at 20 and was just too nervous, so gave up. I started learning again this year (I'm now 39) and I have just passed with 0 faults. Anytime I wasn't sure about anything I used your videos to help me. They were invaluable, thank you!
That’s lovely to hear! Very well done 🚗👌🏼😃
I passed my test yesterday after 30 hours of learning. This channel has been a fantastic help. Thank you!
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Passed my test this morning!
This was the first channel I started watching to help me with my driving.
Thank you so much for helping me with my driving!
Very well done! 🚗👍🏼😃
I remember on my test I had to pull up on the left on the exact hill shown at 1:50! I used the handbreak method since I did my test in my own car and with it being older it was best method for me to use and got a compliment from the examiner for it! It was easier than I thought to do I just think it was my nerves at the time thinking I couldn’t do it 😂
Thanks for your comment! They still like to use that hill in driving tests ha ha
brilliant also , can you do one on which side to go on in islands ? For e:g at 2:38 one’s like that It can be both so I get stressed about that what’s your advice ? 😊
Just look at the little blue circle on the yellow bollard as the arrow will show what side to pass on. Normally it’s the left most of the time 👍🏼
Hi which gear while reversing down hill . Is first gear or reverse gear considering the safety factors
My driving test is in Bury I failed my first time due to tailgating a slow driver on the A14 as I tried to get myself on the A14 from the slip road but the slow driver didn't move lanes thats what failed my test my second go is tomorrow and finding this helpful
Good luck! 🤞🏼
Hello please can you do an English video on how to change lanes or merge onto a bumper to bumper traffic, showing how to use the mirror to avoid sideswipe collision on the car behind or beside you, both right side and left side?
I know that if you driving on a highway, you have to see the full car in your side mirror before you change lanes, but I don't know how to change lanes or merge on a bumper to bumper traffic
I also don't know how to enter into the road from a parked position into a bumper to bumper traffic both right side and left side. Please help me
We never get bumper to bumper traffic where we live - but we did make this video:
Changing Lanes Safely: ruclips.net/video/eRTAxottBkY/видео.html 👍🏼
My test centre road has a hill start so I could stall on the first 20 seconds 😭😭 but pray I pass guys
So does ours! Plus it's a one-way road so if you are asked to turn right and accidentally use the left lane you could fail for that as well before you even leave the car park...
Not sure about 4:06, a tester might view that situation a little differently perhaps
You can't see from that camera view, but we had passed the stop line when the traffic lights changed so had to continue.
Can you show a video doing hill starts with the new electronic handbrake
I have a one year old ford focus
And it's a nite mare doing a hill start
I have been driving for 49 yesterday
All the very best John, s
In our experience electronic handbrakes release automatically when you drive off. Try that on a hill start - it should actually be easier than a normal handbrake. 👍🏼
Clutch biting is a very silly system. A car should never drive on its own, by just releasing the clutch, without the driver accelerating. Cars should have anti-stall in 1st gear instead.
Funnily enough the very fact that modern engines have anti-stall is what makes it possible to move the car with just the clutch!
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool That's the point, the car should only respond to acceleration, by design. Releasing the clutch should never move the wheels, it's not true anti-stall. Perhaps expensive cars got it right, with the car I'm driving, I'm still able to stall the car, because I don't play with the 'improved' clutch the way the clutch wants me to. I'm back to driving after 20 year break. My observations are:
1. Cars got better in many ways and at the same time worse in many ways
2. People lost the sense of speed, to many fast cars used by younger generations, the cars that give the false sense of security
3. Tailgating is a huge problem, esp. after dark; some people just want to 'follow the red lights', because it's easy and you don't have to use your brain