This guy single-handedly saving people headache. Everything he's ever said, I've used it. And I literally learned by myself (despite being enrolled in a driving school; they taught me nothing).
All they want is money tbh! , i am learning with husband atm but this bean helps so much more! Literally everything we need to know ! Infact an online instructor! And his videos are not ridiculously long either! He gets on with the job and gets it done instead of wasting time and making learningboring like the rest of the channels
I don't live in the UK, but I'm watching these videos to learn the basics. I couldn't agree more. My instructor only told me to check mirrors, he didn't tell me HOW to check mirrors. Saw a video on this channel, now I have a good idea of how to use mirrors.
Funny how every instructor fails to teach students anything and you find a random guy on RUclips that makes it seem a piece of cake. Very good advices, I'm also struggling a bit around sharp corners, my instructor couldn't explain when is the best time to fully commit to the turn, can't wait to test this on the road :)
You will find 95% of instructors are only interested in their pockets and pass rate. They are only taught how to make you pass a test, not in how to drive. In rare exceptions like here you get someone that cares that little bit more, and makes this fine are a little bit more enjoyable. Now if we can get everyone to drive in a little less hurry the roads would improve 10 fold
Your video is the best because you use a camera on your head that gives real video of how it feels from that seat. I saw hundreds of videos before I got my license in the UAE but your videos are most detailed and gives real driver view. I am constantly learning new things and tips from you. Thank you so much for all of your hard work and effort for us❤
It means that at 11:30 we can do that in one attempt by using available space on the right side before turning at that corner. That is what I do in roads at residence area.
God bless you. You have no idea how much you've helped me learn. I live in Pakistan, about 5200 miles from where you are. I've struggled to learn how to drive smoothly for weeks and your videos have helped me drive a million times better in two days. No instructor where I live and no one even on RUclips, delves into all the nuances that annoy a learner or scare them or make them panic quite like you do. I now have a solution for almost every problem I've encountered during my learning period. I would like to make a request, if I may. I've seen your videos on reverse parking, but I wanna ask you to make a video or a series on reverse driving. Reverse driving still intimidates me. I find it hard staying in the middle of the lane while reversing and not hitting the sidewalk when going or turning backwards. In this video you've explained how to turn around a tight corner when driving forwards splendidly (i.e. make sure you can see a considerable amount of empty space through your side window before turning), but how can one judge trying to REVERSE around such a tight corner so as not to hit the corner or the bend? Again, thanks from the other side of the world. You're a gem. Keep it up.
My confidence was absolutely shattered after my second driving lesson last week. I couldn't figure out my judgement for left turns! I found your channel, watched some videos and today's lesson went so much better. Thank you for everything Richard, your videos are absolutely amazing and I love your teaching style. Your students are really lucky to have you ❤️
1 month at the driving school only to learn how to properly steer the car within 15 mins with the help of this brilliant guy. Saved me alot of stress. Thank you and keep going!
Even though I'm a 10 yo exp pretty confident manual driver. I still watch the guy's videos because he almost gives a 1 shot formula for every tricky situation. Knowledge is wisdom.
Certain people is trying to tell me that I can't watch your channel and others like you to learn how to drive but I know that is not true. You and other professional teachers are very good at what y'all do and y'all teaches logical and practical driving lessons. I think some people are just trying to deride or mock my effort to learn driving skills on this channel as well as many other channels just like yours. 😎💯💪🏿👍🏿 Keep doing what you're doing on this great channel.
You explain things in a way that’s easy to understand and remember!, I’m going to be learning to drive as soon as the government says it’s safe to do so! I’ve just ordered my first car on motability so I’m trying to prepare myself as much as I can before getting on the road, your videos have been really helpful!
No joke this guy helped me pass first time. I used to lack so much confidence but having such detailed tutorials such as these got rid of that prior to my test. Thank you!!
I passed my test a month ago. Sooo many videos of yours I’ve watched and I’m so grateful I did. Thanks so much for your videos! Can’t recommend them enough
I past my test on Tuesday last week! I truly believe that it is down to your amazing videos, keep making them for future learners. Unfortunately I’m nervous to go out driving due to the weather but I am going to try soon. Thank you for helping me!☺️
My old Dad taught me this ... top RUclipsr - would recommend. My driving instructors had no idea. Dad also taught me how to read road surfaces - shiny is bad - he was a biker... I've been qualified for over 40years now (2million+ miles driven) but always glad to pickup new tips and reminders.
His "put your knee in the middle of your lane" tip is actually game changing. I was hesitating to try at first because i think "what about my car?!" But damn, when you do try it feels natural and the car is very predictable for some reason.
Thanks, after my Dad yelling “keep in” every time I take a sharp bend (with no oncoming traffic) and me then curbing the back wheel multiple times for him to just say “everyone does that” and acting like that is how tight corners are meant to be taken, I now finally understand how to drive tight corners in the way that makes sense and avoids car damage/potential test fail 😁.
Am super thankful towards the person taking such effort to make these videos. I'm sure it helps not only the learner drivers but perhaps even the experienced ones as well. Keep it up! 👍
Thank you Richard, on my last lesson, all the mistakes that the instructor was telling me I was imagining is your calming, nonjudging voice and in this way I've manage to stay calm and to accept the criticism and to see the mistakes. Thank.you again you are amazing.
You are truly an amazing teacher! Love all your videos! I need to retake my driver's license road test, only because I am in another country from my birth country :) Thank you for the opportunity to learn once again, and I am over 50, so it is tough learning all over again :D
I passed my test on the first try with 0 faults. But that didn't mean I can drive. In real life without all the poles or cones indicating when to turn and stuff, I'd have no clue on how to gauge things accurately My biggest fear is doing things that end up hurting myself, or worse, other people as well, especially those with children. I'm in Malaysia and DAYUMN these people drive so recklessly. Doesn't help that we're given turns that are too close together and often have to change two lanes within 300 meters after entering that short road. Your videos have helped me tremendously with being more comfortable on the road and developing habits/thought processes required to be a good driver who understands that I simply borrow a small space on a shared road Thank you, sir! I only wish you wellness
This is a very important lesson I see many people just know nothing about, you need to be careful of others in this kind of situation and remember bigger vehicles will be in situations like this on normal roads, it really shows how important observations are and not just observing yourself but observe what everyone else needs/is doing.
I had to redo a class on turning. I watched your video and the teacher who took me through the repeat class said, “But I don't see any problem with your turnings!” The secret was because I had watched your videos on the topic. Thank YOU!!
Great video. I am looking for good instructional vids for my two eldest grandchildren who are both learning to drive. Yours are excellent. What did make me chuckle were the number of small walls which had been hit numerous times. @1.37 just under the nearside wing mirror; @5.59 to the right of the offside wing mirror. I passed my test in 1967 and I still like to pick up tips. Never too late to learn!👍
Watching this after failing my test this morning because I hit the kerb multiple times on left turns (one of which was a serious). Worse part was I never normally do that and the road was wide but I was scared I'd go wide. Really helpful watch!
Funny how I’ve been a professional chauffeur by trade for years, casually raced cars with my friends in recreation. and I realised despite my long driving experience, there’s still much to be learned. Must admit I still kinda struggle with turning correctly to this day as I just normally played things by ear since the day I learned driving and still somehow luckily manage to get away with it. Hehe. Your instruction has now helped me gain added knowledge on how to really do things the correct way. Thank you for sharing and adding to my driving skills! 👍
Thanks, after my Dad yelling “keep in” every time I take a sharp bend (with no oncoming traffic) and me then curbing the back wheel multiple times for him to just say “everyone does that” and acting like that is how tight corners are meant to be taken, I now finally understand how to drive tight corners in the way that makes sense and avoids car damage/potential test fail!
i am planning to drive a kinda big van, like the one you encountered, in my hometown sometimes that has very tight turns like the ones you demonstrated. i haven't had my license due to the pandemic yet but watching your videos will probably have me so ready for the driving exam on the theoretical level.
I can't thank you enough for these videos. My friend went from being scared In the passenger seat to being really chilled with me driving much smoother. I'm gunna keep learning, and I'm gunna keep practicing :) thank you so much, from a guy who got a car 5 years after passing and hadn't touched a car until i urgently needed one 3 weeks ago for a job change, and has ridden motorcycles for 10 years 😂
this is a very good video.. applicable in lots of countries and places with narrow streets.. sometimes the lanes can be narrow that you can't take out car in one go. In that case, what I do sometimes is go wide as you have suggested and try to aim short of opposite corner across where you risk B pillar. Then turn wheel back in opposite direction, come back a bit and then forward again and it goes through.
Wow ... Very practical way to teach driving... This video is useful, not only for England but for all those countries left-hand drive countries.... any Tight turns , 90degree parking and parallel parking are examples of good driving... I drive a manual sedan ... I know the pain... 🤣
I was expecting that he’d say check the back of your car while turning over the walls. This is a great video for the beginners though. Please make a video on judging the length of the car. The pillars made a lot of sense 😇
This is just great! All the videos I have watched of you/this channel are made with so much info and patience. Hats off to you man. If only my driving instructor was this cool.
Hi, I was wondering if you could possibly cover driving (or tips for driving) in snowy conditions and ice? I find your videos and visuals really helpful to refer to 😊 have a great New Year!
Hi Richard, thank you so much for this, I don’t know where you learnt this or who you learnt this from but it’s absolute genius, I still do this to this day when making left turns 😀
I always afraid of making the sharp and tight turn thinking that I would mount the kerb and risking damaging my rims or lower side of my car. This video is quite helpful. Usually if I've no confidence, I try another way round or else I got unnecessary repair on my car 🙁..
I’ve started learning how to drive but I keep hitting the curb atleast once every lesson or go out too wide. I have done 3 lessons but still struggling. 😃 Thank you this is very helpful.
I passed my test first try but feel so unmotivated and I'm not confident to go alone at all..I did twice but that's it. I find your videos very helpful. Thank you for making them
i have yet to start learing practical - but your presentation is so genuine, caring - is there any way to learn driving from you ? you are so good !! if you are far away can you suggest any instructor who are genuine like you ?
Hey Richard, I came to your video to see what I did wrong when I scraped a curb last night. Here's the scenario: Driving at around 11pm just dropping some friends off. Bare in mind, the car is full and the combination of the cold weather and everyone breathing has all the windows bar the from and rear windscreen completley misted up. As I'm driving down the side road, I arrive at a T junction, now at 11pm and in this area, there are no cars but also not much light. Unfortunately, my positioning was dead straight or facing towards the curb, but definitely not towards the right to give myself more space. If you recall, the windows were misted up, so usually i look through the passenger window as you did here to understand where the car is relative to the curb or wall. And instead of opening the passenger window to get a view, i guessed and turned too early, or too tight and scraped my skirting with the curb. And of course, this curb in particular is the highest curb I've ever seen in my life, so I have a nice scar on the car to remember it by. If you've read all of this, thank you. But, what would you suggest for such a situation in the future? Keep it up!
I would definitely recommend clearing your windows of mist before driving. Air conditioning helps a lot. Sounds like you need to steer a bit later to avoid the issue.
When visibility is obstructed, I try to anticipate the part which I wouldn't be able to see beforehand. For example, anticipating where my rear wheel would be when I would be near the corner. Before I saw this video, I have been doing this all the time. This could require some degree of spatial awareness and, for me, is scary at times.
This guy single-handedly saving people headache. Everything he's ever said, I've used it. And I literally learned by myself (despite being enrolled in a driving school; they taught me nothing).
All they want is money tbh! , i am learning with husband atm but this bean helps so much more! Literally everything we need to know ! Infact an online instructor! And his videos are not ridiculously long either! He gets on with the job and gets it done instead of wasting time and making learningboring like the rest of the channels
Driving schools are just after 💵
I don't live in the UK, but I'm watching these videos to learn the basics. I couldn't agree more. My instructor only told me to check mirrors, he didn't tell me HOW to check mirrors. Saw a video on this channel, now I have a good idea of how to use mirrors.
Same here bro
@@InspirationdiariesAnd not a showoff like Ashley O’Neal.
Funny how every instructor fails to teach students anything and you find a random guy on RUclips that makes it seem a piece of cake. Very good advices, I'm also struggling a bit around sharp corners, my instructor couldn't explain when is the best time to fully commit to the turn, can't wait to test this on the road :)
Yes same here with my instructor from 🇫🇯
You will find 95% of instructors are only interested in their pockets and pass rate. They are only taught how to make you pass a test, not in how to drive. In rare exceptions like here you get someone that cares that little bit more, and makes this fine are a little bit more enjoyable. Now if we can get everyone to drive in a little less hurry the roads would improve 10 fold
😊
My instructor too from Qatar he's just hell
👌👌👌
You are putting so much effort in every single video you upload to make us understand everything you explain!
I got my licence after watching this channel frequently and learning from my dad too. I am from Zambia
Your video is the best because you use a camera on your head that gives real video of how it feels from that seat. I saw hundreds of videos before I got my license in the UAE but your videos are most detailed and gives real driver view. I am constantly learning new things and tips from you. Thank you so much for all of your hard work and effort for us❤
It's important for learners to understand that when needed (and when safe) it's totally fine to use all of the available road space.
Absolutely true!
It means that at 11:30 we can do that in one attempt by using available space on the right side before turning at that corner. That is what I do in roads at residence area.
But just make sure to check that there aren't people coming on your right and also how to turn left when there are cars on your right.
I am improving in my driving lessons ❤
God bless you. You have no idea how much you've helped me learn. I live in Pakistan, about 5200 miles from where you are. I've struggled to learn how to drive smoothly for weeks and your videos have helped me drive a million times better in two days. No instructor where I live and no one even on RUclips, delves into all the nuances that annoy a learner or scare them or make them panic quite like you do. I now have a solution for almost every problem I've encountered during my learning period.
I would like to make a request, if I may. I've seen your videos on reverse parking, but I wanna ask you to make a video or a series on reverse driving. Reverse driving still intimidates me. I find it hard staying in the middle of the lane while reversing and not hitting the sidewalk when going or turning backwards. In this video you've explained how to turn around a tight corner when driving forwards splendidly (i.e. make sure you can see a considerable amount of empty space through your side window before turning), but how can one judge trying to REVERSE around such a tight corner so as not to hit the corner or the bend?
Again, thanks from the other side of the world. You're a gem. Keep it up.
Thank you. I do plan to make some more reversing videos.
You type better than natives lol
@@nabicxright? Had the same thoughts. Amazing how it's always the non-natives who write better than most of the natives I know haha.
My confidence was absolutely shattered after my second driving lesson last week. I couldn't figure out my judgement for left turns! I found your channel, watched some videos and today's lesson went so much better. Thank you for everything Richard, your videos are absolutely amazing and I love your teaching style. Your students are really lucky to have you ❤️
1 month at the driving school only to learn how to properly steer the car within 15 mins with the help of this brilliant guy. Saved me alot of stress. Thank you and keep going!
Best channel for beginner drivers. No doubt about it.
The tip of looking out of the side mirror at the pavement when driving past the curb was super helpful, thank you so much!
Absolutely the best at explaining, and I've been driving for 60-years.
Even though I'm a 10 yo exp pretty confident manual driver. I still watch the guy's videos because he almost gives a 1 shot formula for every tricky situation. Knowledge is wisdom.
I thought you said tou were 10 years old😂
Certain people is trying to tell me that I can't watch your channel and others like you to learn how to drive but I know that is not true. You and other professional teachers are very good at what y'all do and y'all teaches logical and practical driving lessons. I think some people are just trying to deride or mock my effort to learn driving skills on this channel as well as many other channels just like yours. 😎💯💪🏿👍🏿 Keep doing what you're doing on this great channel.
So it's all about making space before turning into it. Thx for the good tips
I got my driving licence 3 months ago and I needed this video. Thank you.
You explain things in a way that’s easy to understand and remember!, I’m going to be learning to drive as soon as the government says it’s safe to do so! I’ve just ordered my first car on motability so I’m trying to prepare myself as much as I can before getting on the road, your videos have been really helpful!
Thank you ☺
No joke this guy helped me pass first time. I used to lack so much confidence but having such detailed tutorials such as these got rid of that prior to my test. Thank you!!
That's really great to hear, thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
I passed my test a month ago. Sooo many videos of yours I’ve watched and I’m so grateful I did. Thanks so much for your videos! Can’t recommend them enough
That's really great to hear! Congratulations on passing your driving test!
I past my test on Tuesday last week! I truly believe that it is down to your amazing videos, keep making them for future learners. Unfortunately I’m nervous to go out driving due to the weather but I am going to try soon. Thank you for helping me!☺️
Well done 😁 how many mistakes did you make?
@@Mahmood.23 Thank you! 7 minors so not brilliant but they were all made due to nerves so they said I didn’t need to stress over it😊
@@kayleighbennett4976 honestly I'd take 7 mistakes if it means I pass first time 😂😂
@@Mahmood.23 haha yeh I did thankfully I had an amazing instructor too
@@kayleighbennett4976 nice gymnastic skills by the way 😄
You are doing some great job mate. I'm from India and I'm glad that i found a proper right hand driving tutors
My old Dad taught me this ... top RUclipsr - would recommend.
My driving instructors had no idea.
Dad also taught me how to read road surfaces - shiny is bad - he was a biker... I've been qualified for over 40years now (2million+ miles driven) but always glad to pickup new tips and reminders.
His "put your knee in the middle of your lane" tip is actually game changing. I was hesitating to try at first because i think "what about my car?!" But damn, when you do try it feels natural and the car is very predictable for some reason.
I've seen many videos from you and still do, but it's time to tell you a BIG thank you for all the help you've been giving.
Thanks, after my Dad yelling “keep in” every time I take a sharp bend (with no oncoming traffic) and me then curbing the back wheel multiple times for him to just say “everyone does that” and acting like that is how tight corners are meant to be taken, I now finally understand how to drive tight corners in the way that makes sense and avoids car damage/potential test fail 😁.
You always give confidence through natural scenarios, not any shortcuts. Hope I can improve my driving in Ireland.
This channel is fantastic. Really slowing down the explanation to make sure we understand it fully. Thank you so much!
Am super thankful towards the person taking such effort to make these videos. I'm sure it helps not only the learner drivers but perhaps even the experienced ones as well. Keep it up! 👍
Thank you Richard, on my last lesson, all the mistakes that the instructor was telling me I was imagining is your calming, nonjudging voice and in this way I've manage to stay calm and to accept the criticism and to see the mistakes. Thank.you again you are amazing.
So cool to see this channel growing massively. I remember when it began.
After watching you videos on how to make turns , my turns have really improved, thank you so much, keep saving lives.... regards from Zambia
You are truly an amazing teacher! Love all your videos! I need to retake my driver's license road test, only because I am in another country from my birth country :) Thank you for the opportunity to learn once again, and I am over 50, so it is tough learning all over again :D
Brilliant video, I'm a Pdi and often forward your vids to my students
I passed my test on the first try with 0 faults. But that didn't mean I can drive. In real life without all the poles or cones indicating when to turn and stuff, I'd have no clue on how to gauge things accurately
My biggest fear is doing things that end up hurting myself, or worse, other people as well, especially those with children. I'm in Malaysia and DAYUMN these people drive so recklessly. Doesn't help that we're given turns that are too close together and often have to change two lanes within 300 meters after entering that short road.
Your videos have helped me tremendously with being more comfortable on the road and developing habits/thought processes required to be a good driver who understands that I simply borrow a small space on a shared road
Thank you, sir! I only wish you wellness
Always remember my driving instructor saying “Think about your back wheels”. Cheers Brian!
i've passed my driving test 6 years ago and still occasionally watch one of his videos and find something useful
This is a very important lesson I see many people just know nothing about, you need to be careful of others in this kind of situation and remember bigger vehicles will be in situations like this on normal roads, it really shows how important observations are and not just observing yourself but observe what everyone else needs/is doing.
I had to redo a class on turning. I watched your video and the teacher who took me through the repeat class said, “But I don't see any problem with your turnings!” The secret was because I had watched your videos on the topic. Thank YOU!!
Great video. I am looking for good instructional vids for my two eldest grandchildren who are both learning to drive. Yours are excellent. What did make me chuckle were the number of small walls which had been hit numerous times. @1.37 just under the nearside wing mirror; @5.59 to the right of the offside wing mirror. I passed my test in 1967 and I still like to pick up tips. Never too late to learn!👍
Your explanation are superb! Really useful for someone needing extra from conventional tutor. Subscribed!
I haven't been up to date with your videos, now i can binge watch during my time off. Wooo!
Your videos are really teaching me a lot of driving techniques as a new driver.
face these problems often as a new driver so i know this is going to be a good one 👍
Watching this after failing my test this morning because I hit the kerb multiple times on left turns (one of which was a serious). Worse part was I never normally do that and the road was wide but I was scared I'd go wide.
Really helpful watch!
I'm sorry to hear that. I hope the video helps and I wish you the best of luck with your next test.
Funny how I’ve been a professional chauffeur by trade for years, casually raced cars with my friends in recreation. and I realised despite my long driving experience, there’s still much to be learned. Must admit I still kinda struggle with turning correctly to this day as I just normally played things by ear since the day I learned driving and still somehow luckily manage to get away with it. Hehe. Your instruction has now helped me gain added knowledge on how to really do things the correct way. Thank you for sharing and adding to my driving skills! 👍
Thanks, after my Dad yelling “keep in” every time I take a sharp bend (with no oncoming traffic) and me then curbing the back wheel multiple times for him to just say “everyone does that” and acting like that is how tight corners are meant to be taken, I now finally understand how to drive tight corners in the way that makes sense and avoids car damage/potential test fail!
LMAO
i am planning to drive a kinda big van, like the one you encountered, in my hometown sometimes that has very tight turns like the ones you demonstrated. i haven't had my license due to the pandemic yet but watching your videos will probably have me so ready for the driving exam on the theoretical level.
thanks. you're a life saver mate. i scratched my car like 3 times in tight places. now i know how
Love that "Cheerio" at the end every single time🤣
SO ICONIC though! You gotta love it.
I'm currently learning to drive and your videos are a great source for me, keep it up the great work mate, and thanks
I can't thank you enough for these videos. My friend went from being scared In the passenger seat to being really chilled with me driving much smoother. I'm gunna keep learning, and I'm gunna keep practicing :) thank you so much, from a guy who got a car 5 years after passing and hadn't touched a car until i urgently needed one 3 weeks ago for a job change, and has ridden motorcycles for 10 years 😂
Passed a couple of weeks ago and still learning these great tips. Thank you so much. 🚗
12:19 His advice is so useful, not only in driving but in daily life too.
this is a very good video.. applicable in lots of countries and places with narrow streets.. sometimes the lanes can be narrow that you can't take out car in one go. In that case, what I do sometimes is go wide as you have suggested and try to aim short of opposite corner across where you risk B pillar. Then turn wheel back in opposite direction, come back a bit and then forward again and it goes through.
I think you have taught more than what I learned at a driving school. Thank you so much.
I love how you always seem to have the exact video I'm looking for, even if it's maybe a little bit of a less-asked question 😂
Wow ... Very practical way to teach driving... This video is useful, not only for England but for all those countries left-hand drive countries.... any Tight turns , 90degree parking and parallel parking are examples of good driving... I drive a manual sedan ... I know the pain... 🤣
😮oh! My Allah, you are genius. Your driving lessons are so inspiring, awesome teacher.
I feel better after watching this. I realise that the tight turns I've caught myself on made the ‘tight’ turns in this vid look huge!
I live in Pakistan. I drive a manual car for many years. Your tips are helpful.
You are great at these lessons 👏🏾... And your neighborhood is amazing🙌
I was expecting that he’d say check the back of your car while turning over the walls. This is a great video for the beginners though. Please make a video on judging the length of the car. The pillars made a lot of sense 😇
Thanks man. Amazing video, really helps for weird roads that i normally haven't experienced yet but prepping for just kn case!
Fantastic explanation. Bravo. Bravo
Bro is the epitome of a great tutor ✨
May God bless you brother, you are a true legend and we all learn alot from you ❤️🙏🏾
This is just great! All the videos I have watched of you/this channel are made with so much info and patience. Hats off to you man. If only my driving instructor was this cool.
Hi, I was wondering if you could possibly cover driving (or tips for driving) in snowy conditions and ice? I find your videos and visuals really helpful to refer to 😊 have a great New Year!
Thank you. It is something I'd like to do.
The instructor of instructors. Thanks buddy
Thank you so much, while explaining you emphasize on safety with practical examples which is very helpful
I'm on my opens and I still learned some things from this video.
No other video is more detailed, so well explained and so delightfully practical! Great stuff to help yourself quickly!
The priceless tips that you provide is truly gold. I love the energy, child-like enthusiasm, and spirit.
2:18 - that's the perfect explaination of how a car behaves as only front wheels can be steered !!
Glad I found this video, I just did a very challenging mock test route that was 90% roads like this 😮 it took a lot out of me, I feel exhausted now 😂
Newly passed driver, very beneficial video, thanks
Should have watched this video before slightly scratched a brand new rented car parking in a tight spot. Haha Sooo useful! And informative
I’m watching this and I’ve already passed my license ages ago😂
I'm watching this as I'm about to get my car out of a tight parking spot
@@darwinbox1184 hahahahahhaha
Being a new driver, I'm very thankful to learn from your videos. Thank you😀👍
Excellent ,clear, helpful advice. Thank you.
Like many people
I very much like your videos and the way you explain things
Hats off!
Keep it up!
Hi Richard, thank you so much for this, I don’t know where you learnt this or who you learnt this from but it’s absolute genius, I still do this to this day when making left turns 😀
Had a hard time doing left turns. Thanks for giving me visual guidance
Lovely information, amazing you're the best instructor thank you so much I learned a lot more knowledge than my instructor you are amazing
I always afraid of making the sharp and tight turn thinking that I would mount the kerb and risking damaging my rims or lower side of my car. This video is quite helpful. Usually if I've no confidence, I try another way round or else I got unnecessary repair on my car 🙁..
If you don't like the area it's best to avoid it until you have built up enough confidence.
Just got my license first try, Thanks to you!
Congratulations!
Wow, what an awesome driving instructor you are!
Loved the way you demonstrated it. Am from India.
If this man reached in college I can get any degree I want. Never saw such good teacher ❤
Thank you so much. Your all videos helped me a lot. Thanks again. ❤
I’ve started learning how to drive but I keep hitting the curb atleast once every lesson or go out too wide. I have done 3 lessons but still struggling. 😃 Thank you this is very helpful.
I'm still learning drive,thank u so much for your greatly video's it's helped me a lots
I passed my test first try but feel so unmotivated and I'm not confident to go alone at all..I did twice but that's it. I find your videos very helpful. Thank you for making them
Thank you, try driving when it's quiet for short periods of time but regularly, maybe this will help improve your confidence.
@@ConquerDriving thank you for responding! I will 😊
i have yet to start learing practical - but your presentation is so genuine, caring - is there any way to learn driving from you ? you are so good !! if you are far away can you suggest any instructor who are genuine like you ?
always top video different from any other video on you tube .you are reading our mind [ what a new learner thinking ] .thank you so much .
Hey Richard, I came to your video to see what I did wrong when I scraped a curb last night. Here's the scenario:
Driving at around 11pm just dropping some friends off. Bare in mind, the car is full and the combination of the cold weather and everyone breathing has all the windows bar the from and rear windscreen completley misted up.
As I'm driving down the side road, I arrive at a T junction, now at 11pm and in this area, there are no cars but also not much light. Unfortunately, my positioning was dead straight or facing towards the curb, but definitely not towards the right to give myself more space. If you recall, the windows were misted up, so usually i look through the passenger window as you did here to understand where the car is relative to the curb or wall.
And instead of opening the passenger window to get a view, i guessed and turned too early, or too tight and scraped my skirting with the curb. And of course, this curb in particular is the highest curb I've ever seen in my life, so I have a nice scar on the car to remember it by.
If you've read all of this, thank you. But, what would you suggest for such a situation in the future?
Keep it up!
I would definitely recommend clearing your windows of mist before driving. Air conditioning helps a lot. Sounds like you need to steer a bit later to avoid the issue.
@@ConquerDriving Thank you. Will definitely consider demisting 'all' windows next time!
When visibility is obstructed, I try to anticipate the part which I wouldn't be able to see beforehand. For example, anticipating where my rear wheel would be when I would be near the corner.
Before I saw this video, I have been doing this all the time. This could require some degree of spatial awareness and, for me, is scary at times.
This is so helpful! My driving test ended today cause I went over the curb
I'm sorry to hear that, keep practising, stay positive and look forward to next time.
usable, relatable and practical advice and videos, really helpful, thanks.
Another superb video by Richard by this end of the year keep it up wish you a happy New year
Thanks, you too!
Best tutorial ever alas it wd hv been better if seen 3 yrs ago,,, i scratched my car a lot by talking these turns 😁
Thank you. I'm sorry to hear that.