Guys please remember that you all are borderline bullying this guy. Please remember he will probably be reading the comment section. Give him constructive feedback not plain mean insults.
When i used to be a driving instructor, I came home one day and said to my teenage son, 'I was nearly killed today: He answered ''well dad thats what you are paid for'' 🤣😂
I finally got my driver's license after two tries! It is pretty easy to make simple mistakes that might lead to a failure during the test, but don't get discouraged if it happens to you. Failing doesn't mean you're a bad driver-just keep practicing and give it another shot. As for my case I took an extra step to help myself out. I reached out to a private licensed DMV attorney who helped me write a provisional letter. This allowed me to bypass the driving test altogether, and I was issued a provisional driver's license that's valid for 12 months. Now that I have my license, I can drive for a year before I need to renew! If you're feeling really nervous about the driving test, consider switching to a provisional driver's license. It's a great option that doesn't require a driving test. Good luck!
Test on Thursday, took it thrice already. I get extremely nervous and forget everything. Each test result is worse than the previous one. Can you help me with the contact of the private attorney who helped you?
I'll be having super driver anxiety in a couple of days during my road test! Now you got me curious, where did you find a DMV attorney, I may need one. My brother tried to give me pointer on parallel parking, my worst fear of the test, and it gets so much worse, I'll be using an SUV, not a small car!
My fourth fail was last Friday despite my preparations and watching videos i still failed, this last two were the worst, arrogant and rude instructors were the ones assigned to me. I am fed up tbh but seeing this gave me a slight relief. How can i contact this your private attorney of yours...
He is too proud to be taking lessons right now - hope the comments will humble him a bit so that he takes driving A LOT more seriously as he is currently a big danger for the road....
I think everyone coming from a foreign country needs a full driving review, whether they are coming to England or Canada. Like he himself admitted, he's bringing driving habits from home whatever they may be and they are not compatible with our roadside. Then accidents happen with lack of training and our insurance rates go up!
I absolutely agree. Different countries have different driving "cultures" and it's just not safe to allow license exchanges. I drive in Canada and would be a hazard in Korea because I drive the speed limit and keep space-- my driving just would not be compatible with the aggressive driving there! You should have to take written, road, and highway tests just the same as any new driver. And if you're actually safe to be on the roads, then that shouldn't be a problem.
@@williambartlett7483 There is a list of countries, whose licences are acceptable for exchange with a UK licence, because driving standards and laws are very similar, but India is not among them.
From Canada here. Passed my test first time. It’s not rocket science … nor is it some elite level of driving. You just need to pay attention and not act like your father owns the bloody roads.
I mean he has basic knowledge of how to move a car, he doesn’t struggle massively with the gears, brake or clutch. His first move off is because he’s probably used to having an actual handbrake next to him, as opposed to one near the wheel or an automatic parking brake. I’ve been used to a handbrake in my car and my most recent instructor has an automatic one (button) which took me a while to get used to. Only main issue I could see in regards to clutch and gears etc is that he puts that clutch in a lot when he doesn’t need to, it almost looks like he thinks that helps slow the car down alongside the brake 🤔
@@Hels97_ I genuinely could not figure out why he was going for the clutch in all those scenarios cuz if anything itd speed the car up if hes not coming to a complete stop 🙃
Dude is defending his ego hard at the end lol. Driving is hard bro, especially in a new country with new rules. You'll get it 👍 Gotta be humble and learn from mistakes.
Wrong. India is a Commonwealth country, and the rules are the same in every Commonwealth country worldwide. I believe the highway code is international. I'll use the Caribbean as an example, if I get convicted of drunk driving in some of the Caribbean islands, it follows me to the UK or Canada. Before you could get away because there were no computers but now people be careful out there. This guy can't drive, the clue is what he said first, his friends let him drive in the park.
@@bigon42 Are you ok mentally dude? You think India and the UK share the same highway code because they're in the commonwealth? The highway code made by the UK government is international? Hint: These two countries don't even have the same driving test, let alone highway code Every word you said is 100% wrong
@@bigon42 Have you seen footage in India, let alone visited it? The only thing that India kept from previously being a Commonwealth country in regards to driving is left-hand driving. Traffic lights, lane discipline and signals are mere suggestions and in many places across India, drivers operates on sheer chaos theory than actual driving. Ironically though, I'm yet to see an accident in India, but I think that's simply because everyone's head's on a swivel because the driving standards are so low.
@@SamoryDouglas that guy can't drive, PERIOD. His gear selection and clutch control are all over the place which are the two most basic skills to drive anywhere. In India, you are gonna get yelled at and abused in multiple ways if you stalled your car multiple times on a busy road. It doesn't matter if you are a learner, people have places to be- thats the mindset
I made the same mistake when I moved from one country to another and they drive on the other side of the road. I thought I could just do a mock test and get it all figured out I realized it’s not easy and I needed lessons cause muscle memory was making looking at the wrong directions, my leg was used to different road speeds, and the rules were different entirely when it came to traffic lights. So it’s always important to take a few lessons and do your studying before going for a test or a mock test
@@jasonvargas7564yeah I think this type of ego trip is common in India and in many other countries that aren’t as liberal. Men in those type of countries tend to feel…chauvinistic is the best way and the nicest way I could describe it. And he is a prime example of that. I don’t think he fully accepts his faults and it seems apparent to me that that is in fact the case. All around such a bad time
I’ve been driving for nearly 6 years now and you need to chill yourself out, put both hands on the wheel and stop being so cocky, you’ve got a lot of learning to do before you pass
Putting both hands on the wheel was one of the first educations in my driving lessons - in Germany its not allowed to steer a car with one hand (except you have to switch the gear). My driving instructor always told us: "Imagine a clock. Your hand should be at nine and three o'clock."
@@DanySahne85I’m in the UK and my instructors all taught me that too. The 3 and 9 O’clock, two hands on the wheel at all times Edit: obviously unless changing gear.
@@DanySahne85 In Belgium it is "allowed", just not during the exam. The same clock reference is made. However, in the north, Flanders, there's a mandatory session after 6-9 months of having received your license (since it's during that period new drivers start getting comfortable and thus begin taking more risks; it always involves a group talking session and during mine I remember someone talking about having committed a hit and run after hitting a bollard, which would've cost him his license if caught). During the session, certain risky situations are simulated (drunk driving, emergency braking, taking turns at a relatively high speed and aquaplaning). Some of them (the last 2) illustrate the importance of having both hands on your steering wheel. A lot of people aren't really happy with this extra session (despite it being very informative and generally quite fun), since it's, well, mandatory and quite costly at just over €120 (with some potentially very harsh fines if you don't show up, up to €4000). It's also dangerous to put your hand on top of your steering wheel - something which admittedly is extremely comfortable - since, if your airbag is deployed, there's a good chance your arm/hand will hit your face at a pretty high speed (airbags open at speeds of 150-350km/h), which can cause injuries.
Honestly, watching these are not only entertaining but helps with learning about mocktests, traffic and observations your instructor might make. Good knowledge to have as someone studying for a driver's liscene
4:44 I gotta say, that is a poorly designed road for turning right, or turning into that road. I'd hazard a guess that the "keep clear" sign is often ignored, and the combinations of the island for the pedestrians and designated traffic area makes turning right more awkward than necessary
He probably used to a different car as well. Not every car used manual transmission . Seems he struggles to know how and when to even shift. You have to know where the gears are and how to shift or you will stall every time let alone grind the gear box
The car was new to him which explains some of his confusion like the stalling when trying to pull away. My car has an automatic hand brake, so it doesn’t have the usual hand brake lever. The car’s hand brake was by his right knee; I’ve only come across such an arrangement in the USA.
@@lighterfire33 If I were racist, I wouldn’t have fallen in love with an Indian. I only commented on how they drive. Maybe think before you throw that card around, dude.
@@lighterfire33 I’m not a racist. Wouldn’t have dated and nearly married if I were racist. I’ve dating men of color as well so maybe keep that racist card to yourself.
@@gurusupport27nothing in the original comment alluded to his race yet you felt the need to state his ethnicity anyway. I personally wouldn't call it racist but the reply has a point. Also, just because you were engaged to them doesn't all of a sudden mean you can't be racist.
oh he will get his license, uncle will arrange it and this menace will be on the road. its happening all the time. you see so many young Asians that have no way on earth passed their tests driving around in the uk. Just look around today in uk you see young Asians that have no way bought the car and got it insured its impossible and they cannot even park the cars correctly let alone drive them safe, no way some 17 year old asian boy is going to get insurance on a bmw 3 or 5 series or mercedes arse class on his dole money. .. 90% of young asians on our roads driving have got their tests very dodgy, examiners getting nicked every day for passing the wrong people and so many getting caught passing for their friends, some are doing it as a source of income. I think there should be a very large area where people have to learn to drive safe before being out on a public road taking lessons... stalling the car, jamming the brakes on, wandering all over the place is not realy acceptable any more as we already have busy roads... imagine this menace at school times.. go out and open your eyes and you will see what i am talking about.
He disclosed it right at the beginning when he said he's only driven in India and never had.a lesson in the UK. He's only applied for his theory test and got his provisional license, which if you're from the UK, you'll know is something you apply for before starting your lessons. The fact that he's not taken the theory test also means that he's probably not as familiar with traffic rules as he should be before attempting to drive on the road. It was her responsibility to ask these questions and ensure that it was safe for him to drive before agreeing to allow him to do the mock test! She, as the instructor, made an error in judgement here because he was upfront and honest from the start!
Now we know why he took mocktest rather a basic lesson. Stubborn and he thinks he knew basics. I hope he will be a good listener and a student in the future
Unless you are driving an Ferrari and making turns at 100 km/h there is zero reason to be tensed up with both hand on the steering wheel when you constantly have to change gears. Of course that is if you can control the car with one hand with ease
@@ektrfirefox2571 No one can properly control the car with one hand as well as if they were holding the steering wheel properly, but there are many people who falsely believe they can such as yourself.
@@PointNemo9 just the fact that you have been commenting so much on this channel tell me you must be a learner. Before you rush to comment next time go and watch a video of a rally driver or any competitive driver driving on a normal road(who I am hoping that you don't think you have more control over a car than them...). Most drivers use many unorthodox methods to steer a car. Driving teachers just teach you a safe by the book method that work for all people regardless of build or experience.
@@ektrfirefox2571 I'm not a learner, I passed my test over 3 years ago and drive regularly. I sometimes drive one handed myself but only when the risk is low (when cruising on a motorway for example). But whenever there's a chance of needing to make sudden evasive manoeuvres I always hold the wheel properly (for example driving alongside other cars on a roundabout, around sharp bends, etc). Let me know when you see a rally driver drive one handed in a professional rally (they don't because holding the wheel properly gives more control over the vehicle.
@@ektrfirefox2571 theres no reason to steer the wheel one handed either its not like you need your right hand free at all times so if you dont need to release your hand from the steering wheel you shouldnt do it
He should've been more upfront about his lack of driving experience in the UK from the get go. Learning the UK road code would've been a good start instead of jumping behind the wheel. This was really hard to watch. But a good lesson to learn. 😅
@@robertab117 she said he didn't tell her beforehand. Only once they were in the car, as we witnessed. She said if she had known earlier, she wouldn't have allowed him the mock test.
I just bumped into your videos on RUclips and i really enjoy them. Your patience is amazing. I wish i had an instructor like you back in the days when i got my licence. Keep up the good work and drive safe.
Yep! Totally agreed with the driving motorcycle! It took me ages for my instructor to fix that perception and the sense of the car in space is just wild! But yeah, bit of practice and experience of the instructor will help
@@timehunter9467 I would have stepped out at the first crossing. Don't care where I am and how I will get anywhere, but not in the car with him driving.
I am sorry. It's my country's fault. Not just this guy, if everyone in India took a serious driving test today more than half the population would lose their license. It's absolute madness on the road here and not just the drivers, even the pedestrians are weird.
Her patience is unrivalled. You are here to learn, stop with the confidence and submit to learning already. The one hand driving is just arrogant for a test.
Never driven outside of Canada- this is giving me full on anxiety 😬 I don’t blame him for not understanding cause I don’t really understand the roads watching this, but he totally needs lessons. It’s so dangerous to jump into a mock test like this without understanding the roads.
There's certainly an argument for looking at the laws for international drivers in the UK. Fair enough if they've come from a country with the same levels of driving or better levels than us, but this is abysmal. Guy is saying that he's comfortable with a car, but I'd be surprised if he's driven a manual car more than once before.
@@hfhfhhf1 It's not, you can be from bumfuck nowhere with terrible driving standards so long as you have a license and drive for a year before needing to pass a UK driving test.
@@IISocratesII It's the same for all the countries in the world. Brits too benefit when they visit other countries. You can't have visitors having to write a driving test to drive through your country. It's simply not feasible.
@@Brandon-ff9my huh that's interesting, i had no idea, always though you weren't allowed completely. That's very surprising considering how strict our road laws are.
20:11 "I'm confident with the car". He was trying to move forward, revving the engine and releasing the clutch with the car in neutral. I'm confident his arrogance is going to slow his learning.
Why is it so fun watching your video's? Im not even from the UK! I'm having constant anxiety because it just feels so wrong driving on the "wrong" side of the road. but having great fun, interesting job you have!
Woah! Aman swore during a video. I guess there is always a first time for literally everything. That's mental. I can't imagine how frustrated she became because of him.
So cool how Aman remained calm through this! Great obstructor. I'd love to just do a driving mock with her to see how my driving is over all these years of driving and picking up bad habits without realising!
Attitude 1000, skill 0 .the smirk on his face and all excuses were really silly ..I am from India too,but if you have not taken a lesson in the UK , you should not be trying to go for a mock test
His Indian Male driver ego definitely got hurt taking instructions from a woman. You could see the arrogance in the end. These are the same self centered people on Indian roads who care only bout themselves and have zero driving etiquette which makes driving in Indian cities a nuisance. Edit: Just realised he looks like Rohit sharma😂
Agree with you 100%. Driving with one hand was a dead giveaway of a poor attitude from the start. I've had my licence for 6 months and I still use both hands.
Not taking feedback from your instructor is wild, also a license in India is not valid outside India and this is the proof. Aman was just so close to start smoking and drinking wine during the lesson 😂
In Ireland they make you do your theory before you’re even allowed behind the wheel. I think the uk might want to change that law after seeing this video 😂
I did an intensive course here in Scotland and sat my theory two months before my first practical lesson. The company I booked my lessons with insisted on it. I agree it should be mandatory for everyone.
As someone from Ireland I was shocked to hear in the UK you get your learner's permit first before you do your theory. I had assumed our driving rules were similar. How does that make any sense?
@@abbiereynolds8016 I thought so too, my friend moved to England was able to get lessons before her theory and I was like??? 🤨 how do you know the road rules? Or what certain signs mean?
I’m from Canada the road rules are roughly the same as the UK we have some traffic circles not many and we drive on the right not the left. Some cars are manuals most are automatics. When I was learning I drove the car a lot in empty parking lots and I got familiar with the car first before I hit the roads.
After my first two fails I came to realize that the test drive seem to be a business for the state, the evaluators purposely fail is because when we re-apply it lines their pocket. Luckily for me I got information about a private dmv agent who could help get my license without taking the test, it can be a provisional license or the official one but all the same I got the provisional license which will serve for 1 year then I renew again. sigh. Now I just watch videos to improve my skills.
I got my permit at 16 and I'm now 18 and I'm so scared of driving I never went back. I probably need to tho cuz my permit expired and it's not like I can use it for the rest of my life but I also can't even park a car. So they'd probably fail me if I went since I haven't even been on a road with more than one lane and I need my license for my car insurance. Please can you recommend the dmv agent who did yours?
I’m happy for you, I took my test two days for the second time and i didn't do so well and I am too ashamed to take another one but seeing this made me have a slight relief. Can you point me in the right direction please 🙏
You just wanna know what not to do so you are a better driver. Is that correct? I hate these videos but I do still take a peak to see if I am close to making any similar mistake or misjudgment. Not everyone can drive but I sure can and its because of 'unfortunately' watching others fall through not knowing better.
As I’m watching this, “s**t” show I’m surprised Aman hasn’t kicked him out the car, outrageous, he was more interested into driving with one hand instead of focusing on the road and paying more attention to driving. That’s a good lesson there, thank you for uploading and the hard work, Aman. Best Regards, Florin
You handled that whole situation so well. Very bold of him to assume that he was ready to drive on UK roads after 6 months of driving in a completely different country. Hopefully he realises that now and takes some lessons to understand our roads better.
Guys you shouldn’t be proper bullying this guy it’s his first time kind of in the uk please show him so respect you DONT know how hard it is and dangerous it is in India and he is used to India
Poor Aman, you're amazing in your patience, restraint, I'm sorry you had to endure this unpleasant and uncomfortable situation. I hope Harmeet can learn from his mistake and this test.
@@rosekay7090 All idiots drive one-handed, but not everyone who drives one-handed is an idiot. It's very safe if you've been in a car for more than 10 minutes, and the driving test allows it, which says something. Our test fails you if you don't check under your fucking seat before pulling off
I feel like some people just should not be behind the wheel of a car, I say this as someone who had two driving lessons and was told after the 2nd one that I should not be driving and said he wasn't gonna give me anymore lessons.
Patience is everything, I like that Ema just stopped it and prioritized their safety and took the the time to actually show him his mistakes, that was the best thing to do. Also, I think if he called for this test is because he is actually trying to adapt his way of driving to that new culture, so it is a beginning
2 1h lessons or 2 2h lessons. If some instructor is telling you to give up after 2h, that instructors ass. Some people shouldnt drive, but noone can tell after 2h of stepping into a car for the first time
Best looking driving examiner, if I may say! I am currently in lessons and I sometimes drift too far to the left as well. That roundabout was a bloody maze!
One of his biggest issues is using the clutch to brake and the brake as a secondary stopping method. With the clutch pedal down he's essentially coasting and he's doing this around roundabouts or whenever he feels unsure of his speed or direction.
Not just that, he doesn't seem to understand a thing. A huge red sign to wait there when the light is red, and he just drives past. Even after she told him to wait once already. I mean, how!? "I didn't see the red light." WTF?
He literally said he's new to UK and UK's roads are pretty messed up sometimes, y'all literally can't hate the man for taking a fresh driving test, I know it was unsafe and that he shouldn't drive like he did and the multiple mistakes, but it all depends on his origin.
@@75APSeven if it was a mock road test he is able to take classes for driving. he knew the roads were bad and had minimal concepts of uk roads. his driving juet needs more experience and luckily the other drivers payed attention to the road; and teacher stopped the test because it was too dangerous for everyone.
@@f20aru98it wasn’t a practical driving test 😂. She said multiple times it’s a mock test meaning not real. It’s just meant to see how he drives without someone guiding/teaching them but she ended needing to teach him anyway because he did not know a lot.
Honestly surprised you let him continue he was extremely dangerous. Well done tho interesting watch. He definitely needs to start from the basics and have many many more lessons
I’ve often considered becoming a driving instructor but watching this makes me question whether my nervous system could handle it! Kudos to the instructor who was an absolute champ, even under significant stress! To the driver I would simply say to get a bunch of lessons and try to clear your mind of your existing preconceptions of what “driving” actually is. I totally understand that driving in India might be completely different and so you need to unlearn to a certain extent what you learned there. I learned to drive in the UK and the first time I drove in another country, Spain in my case, was a big shock due to the fact I had to switch sides of the road and deal with different road signs and an unfamiliar car etc. It’s not easy. You also need to prioritise listening and get yourself into a focussed mindset, and start studying the highway code. I would even suggest finding a circular bus route and get yourself a ticket and a seat at the front and observe how the bus driver navigates traffic and roundabouts and junctions. Watch how they observe the road around them in their mirrors and how they smoothly but deliberately make progress in a much larger vehicle than a car. You’ll learn a lot. Oh, and both hands on the wheel please. I passed my test in 1989 and driving with one hand on the wheel and one on the gear stick would probably have resulted in a fail. An examiner won’t give you bonus points for looking cool on your test! :) Good luck.
Hey, just somebody here from the Netherlands, I have to say that I would behave in the exact same way as this man did. Especially there where he had to take the exit to Uxbridge. I also want to add that this is the first video I've watched on this channel, and it was informative and tutoring. Most definitely because I'm going to Great Britain with 3 other friends who all have never been there. I'm sadly not the one who's going to drive due to age restrictions with the rental car company. But next to that, I also might be a little bit happy. Cuz I would stress myself out at those kind of intersections and junctions. 😅 So, to this man, keep your head up. I feel you. You'll get there eventually, if you haven't already done. To the lovely lady making these videos, thanks for teaching me stuff about driving in the UK. I'll definitely watch more before I go. Sincerely, That one guy from the Netherlands ❤
People like you are so amazing, you are the reason why we still have care and love in this world. You were honest but also showed compassion for this guy and I know you will be blessed for it. Sincerely, The woman from London ❤
Ontario, Canada here. In a license road test here, he would have failed in the first 2 minutes, starting with it's the law to use both hands in a specific position. Here you're only allowed to make 2 minor mistakes or it's a fail.
I got my drivers license 20y ago; for new drivers, it's waaay more difficult then when I had to pass my test. I am experienced now but I can imagine it can be stressful bro.. It's so busy on the roads now. So be kind to this bro ❤
It makes sense when he says at the end of the video that he was driving a 2 wheeler for 6 months in India. If he drove a 4 wheeler for that long in India he would have already been very good given how skillful you need to be able to drive in that occasional chaos.
4:50….What a sketchy junction, there should be some traffic lights here , very ambiguous… Steering with one hand is a strict no-no. Hands should typically be at the 9 and 3 position or 8 and 4
I have tried 8 and 4 and no no that is so unreliable. If I need to make a large rotation you’ll have to abandon it anyways. In a split second decision on a highway hands on the bottom of the steering wheel is essentially driving in the backseat. A bunch of mini rotations or having to let go of the steering wheel to reposition and BOOM you’re dead. 9 and 3 is also icky for me. I feel like I’m hugging the steering wheel, having to extend my arms more and driving uncomfortably is just not safe
This was the same question asked to me for my practical. Cleared in first attempt. Really like your videos. After passing the test I still keep watching your videos for the inputs you give while driving, they are very useful. Driving with a P plate now 😊.
remember he has only experienced proper driving in india and this test was just to see where he was at in terms of getting used to how it is driving in the UK.
@@Mayor-Haggar You all have such huge ego it’s ironic. Uk experience in Spain would fail you in a matter of minutes into the exam. Country is a big factor in tests
@@Mayor-Haggarjust talking about how you’re criticising foreigners for learning the driving in other countries. When the uk has one of the worst road controls too. 😭 most of my relatives from the uk failed in Spain in a go for using uk tactics on road. Ya all drive dangerous too so don’t be yapping shi when you’re shi at it aswell
@@Riiareader mate, you’re the one getting overly sensitive and criticising the entirety of the UK’s driving skills and saying well all have ‘huge egos’ and then making up some lie about having family living in Spain and then how some of them couldn’t get driving licences. Also by your logic you’re saying your family members from the UK have huge egos. No one cares. I made a joke about this guys driving and you went fucking ballistic over about it. Dude chill and do your homework. I’m sure you’ll be a very good driver when you grow up. Anyways, I won’t be responding after this, so enjoy! BLOCKED.
This is unrelated but thank you Aman for all your videos! I just passed my test today with 2 minors. Good luck to everyone who has their test coming up 😊
Yeah. I'm Dutch and when the instructor has to intervene you've failed. When I did my test, within 5 mins in I stopped a bit close to a red traffic light, and the examiner asked whether I wasn't a bit too close. I was sure I had failed there and then and all my nerves dissolved; the rest of the test went absolutely perfect because in my mind nothing was at stake anymore. I passed. Pfew...
So in the UK this does happen but only if the instructor doesn’t feel it’s safe enough to continue. Some will continue despite a serious mistake and they all have different levels of tolerance. I would be surprised if this man would have had anyone letting him continue as long as he did.
As a learner, definitely, since you're unlikely to have good enough control of your car. In The Netherlands here you actually get failed on your test and told off by your instructor were you to drive with only one hand on the steering wheel (which is a good thing, this video serves as an example).
I've been driving since the time I started learning how to drive. Sure it did take me some help to make judgment about the car, but same would happen if I'd be using 2 hands. So imo, it doesn't matter much if you use 1 hand or 2 hands, like Aman said, control is more important. The way he was driving (terrible, to say he's driven in India) that too with one hand, yes it's show off
@@dark_faerie Regarding manual cars, steering in my right hand and keeping the left on gear, makes me comfortable and gain more control in swift gear shifting on a safe road.
@@erandajanaka3790 yes, I also drive a manual, so most of the time I keep my hand close to the shift knob for better reaction time if I need to shift. It just makes more sense!
his driving is honestly reasonable; if you know anything about south asian or middle eastern streets you know how reckless and dangerous it is to even walk down the sidewalk, so imagine driving. when he thought the black car was going to come out in front of him it was probably a trauma response of some sort. you did a great job ego checking him and teaching him
I get he’s coming from somewhere that his driving might be perceived as reasonable, but as a driver in the UK, this is NOT okay, and the majority of his driving and behaviour was incredibly dangerous / hazardous to other drivers / pedestrians etc.
@@MissZoeiyou’re yapping so hard yet if you were driving in Spain with uk experience they’d fail you in the first few mins. So yes country is a huge factor
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Guys please remember that you all are borderline bullying this guy. Please remember he will probably be reading the comment section. Give him constructive feedback not plain mean insults.
Thank you for the reminder. 💜
The only constructive comment so far.
Exactly, he just grossly misjudged how ready he was. He wasn't once rude or anything
@@shoozu Man, a polite person can still crash and kill people. Harsh, up front, criticism is what he needs to buck up his ideas.
@@pneron2032 this comment is dope 😂😂
what makes me mad is he has clearly zero control over his driving and the car but still wanna steer around 1 handed.
he is deffo trying to show off
hes awful for sure but personally I find one hand steering way more comfortable and managable
@@berikingwell yh but u have experience then ofc is fine
@@podminute24 true true
@@podminute24 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
this is the first time i've seen her this angry she was scared for her life omg
He was dreadful and honestly I was stressed watching it. Can’t imagine how it was in the car
When i used to be a driving instructor, I came home one day and said to my teenage son, 'I was nearly killed today: He answered ''well dad thats what you are paid for'' 🤣😂
That probably why she censored that word in this video!
I know right his driving is crazy
@@Dilbot447 she said bloody :D
The patience that both instructors and examiners have with learners is amazing to see.
They get paid by minutes
I finally got my driver's license after two tries! It is pretty easy to make simple mistakes that might lead to a failure during the test, but don't get discouraged if it happens to you. Failing doesn't mean you're a bad driver-just keep practicing and give it another shot. As for my case
I took an extra step to help myself out. I reached out to a private licensed DMV attorney who helped me write a provisional letter. This allowed me to bypass the driving test altogether, and I was issued a provisional driver's license that's valid for 12 months. Now that I have my license, I can drive for a year before I need to renew!
If you're feeling really nervous about the driving test, consider switching to a provisional driver's license.
It's a great option that doesn't require a driving test.
Good luck!
Huh 🤔
Isn’t the permit the same thing as the provisional license?
Test on Thursday, took it thrice already. I get extremely nervous and forget everything.
Each test result is worse than the previous one. Can you help me with the contact of the private attorney who helped you?
I'll be having super driver anxiety in a couple of days during my road test! Now you got me curious, where did you find a DMV attorney, I may need one. My brother tried to give me pointer on parallel parking, my worst fear of the test, and it gets so much worse, I'll be using an SUV, not a small car!
My fourth fail was last Friday despite my preparations and watching videos i still failed, this last two were the worst, arrogant and rude instructors were the ones assigned to me. I am fed up tbh but seeing this gave me a slight relief. How can i contact this your private attorney of yours...
Skipping it? No, not necessarily. But if you failed multiple times, then skipped it?
Yeah.
This woman is absolutely amazing, bless her, her nerves must of been on edge.
Actually in this one she wasn't at her best. She got upset and a bit scared and that was passing to the learner.
I was fearing for my life within 5 minutes!
Must *have not must *of. This mistake is often because of pronunciation.
I was nervous watching lol!
24:14 that was the quickest gear change from the passenger seat ever 🤣
I know i was so impressed 😭😭😭😭
I had to rewatch a few times 😂
Shit, that's a ninja move
Amans got skills.
Did she shift from 4th to 2nd?
He definitely didn't drive any car for 6 months maybe 60 minutes
6 years in India
Maybe 6 minutes 🤔
60 seconds maybe 😂
@@pneron2032 I don't think he has driven any car at all. He doesn't know about parking brakes, not to mention the weird gear shifts.
6 years in India is like 6 minutes in a civilized city
Great lesson. I drove in America for over 25 years. I had to unlearn everything I knew in order to be a successful driver here in the UK.
As an American watching this, these roads are so confusing 🤣
@NoemiVilla-lm1oq lol. For real. I honestly hate driving here lol
He is too proud to be taking lessons right now - hope the comments will humble him a bit so that he takes driving A LOT more seriously as he is currently a big danger for the road....
haha, people are crying in the comments because he is an indian, racist wignats
@@ghost_riderrr I agree
@@ghost_riderrr no one is racist. what are you on?
@@ghost_riderrrthey're just saying the quiet part out loud.
I think everyone coming from a foreign country needs a full driving review, whether they are coming to England or Canada. Like he himself admitted, he's bringing driving habits from home whatever they may be and they are not compatible with our roadside. Then accidents happen with lack of training and our insurance rates go up!
I absolutely agree. Different countries have different driving "cultures" and it's just not safe to allow license exchanges. I drive in Canada and would be a hazard in Korea because I drive the speed limit and keep space-- my driving just would not be compatible with the aggressive driving there!
You should have to take written, road, and highway tests just the same as any new driver. And if you're actually safe to be on the roads, then that shouldn't be a problem.
I think that should only be the case for some countries. Countries that drive similar to the uk and have similar laws shouldn’t have to.
@@williambartlett7483 There is a list of countries, whose licences are acceptable for exchange with a UK licence, because driving standards and laws are very similar, but India is not among them.
@@rickconstant6106 yes I know and I agree with that law so not everyone coming from a foreign country should have to take a driving test in the uk.
From Canada here. Passed my test first time. It’s not rocket science … nor is it some elite level of driving. You just need to pay attention and not act like your father owns the bloody roads.
By the looks of his very first pull off. he not been driving for any 6 months in India. This looks like his first time in the car
I mean he has basic knowledge of how to move a car, he doesn’t struggle massively with the gears, brake or clutch. His first move off is because he’s probably used to having an actual handbrake next to him, as opposed to one near the wheel or an automatic parking brake. I’ve been used to a handbrake in my car and my most recent instructor has an automatic one (button) which took me a while to get used to. Only main issue I could see in regards to clutch and gears etc is that he puts that clutch in a lot when he doesn’t need to, it almost looks like he thinks that helps slow the car down alongside the brake 🤔
@@Hels97_lol are you delusional get some help 😂
@@Hels97_ I genuinely could not figure out why he was going for the clutch in all those scenarios cuz if anything itd speed the car up if hes not coming to a complete stop 🙃
Seems like he's pulled himself off before
@@Hels97_ he road skills are shocking no way he been driving for 6 months more like 6 days
Dude is defending his ego hard at the end lol.
Driving is hard bro, especially in a new country with new rules. You'll get it 👍
Gotta be humble and learn from mistakes.
I don’t think humility is his strong point.
💯percent agree
Wrong. India is a Commonwealth country, and the rules are the same in every Commonwealth country worldwide. I believe the highway code is international.
I'll use the Caribbean as an example, if I get convicted of drunk driving in some of the Caribbean islands, it follows me to the UK or Canada.
Before you could get away because there were no computers but now people be careful out there.
This guy can't drive, the clue is what he said first, his friends let him drive in the park.
@@bigon42 Are you ok mentally dude? You think India and the UK share the same highway code because they're in the commonwealth? The highway code made by the UK government is international?
Hint: These two countries don't even have the same driving test, let alone highway code
Every word you said is 100% wrong
@@bigon42 Have you seen footage in India, let alone visited it? The only thing that India kept from previously being a Commonwealth country in regards to driving is left-hand driving. Traffic lights, lane discipline and signals are mere suggestions and in many places across India, drivers operates on sheer chaos theory than actual driving.
Ironically though, I'm yet to see an accident in India, but I think that's simply because everyone's head's on a swivel because the driving standards are so low.
16:54 "have a little break" I feel like that was directed to yourself rather than Harmeet. 😂 Jeez Louise that was a scary drive.
Patience of a saint, with balls of steel.
So calm, cool, collected, and graceful in what was clearly high-stress, high-stakes situation.
I'm choosing to believe that he booked a mock test by accident and lessons are what he was after all along 😅
Doubt it tbh seems like he thought ahh I can drive in India course I can drive in the Uk 😭
Yes i don't think he knew what a mock test was based on how many questions he was asking.
@@SamoryDouglas that guy can't drive, PERIOD. His gear selection and clutch control are all over the place which are the two most basic skills to drive anywhere. In India, you are gonna get yelled at and abused in multiple ways if you stalled your car multiple times on a busy road. It doesn't matter if you are a learner, people have places to be- thats the mindset
I was so surprised/confused this was a mock test when he definitely needs many hours of lessons.
@@SamoryDouglas lol sure he’ll stall few more times in India.
This is legitimately the scariest mock test I've seen on this channel so far.
Can't believe he topped Juvenile, because he had bad habits driving in India
It's not that scary lmao😂
Oh wow I've got to watch. Always head to the comments first.
Nah u trippin G americaaa
@@brianuuuSonicRebornIndia driving is way more dangerous than the uk that’s why
His biggest issue is he cannot admit he's wrong. Refuses to listen.
Unfortunately that is not a surprise and he is confirming stereotypes
"I know but in India...."
And also acts like he doesn’t need to us two hands on the steering wheel as if he’s been driving for decades
he's indian explains it all
Arrogant freshy
The guy doesn't listen to a word Aman says, that is the big problem. The guy has to start owning up to his faults.
Did you account for maybe he's nervous and overwhelmed and too shy to admit so puts a poker face on
@@allistergraham6704 you can make up an excuse to everything but he still doesn't listen
@@jeffreythelad8398 yeah nerves definitely do that though, the reality is he knows he's being recorded and that adds the pressure 😅
I made the same mistake when I moved from one country to another and they drive on the other side of the road. I thought I could just do a mock test and get it all figured out
I realized it’s not easy and I needed lessons cause muscle memory was making looking at the wrong directions, my leg was used to different road speeds, and the rules were different entirely when it came to traffic lights.
So it’s always important to take a few lessons and do your studying before going for a test or a mock test
"i think i have to keep my car right " after being told multiple time to keep right LMAO
So infuriating. He wasn’t listening to a word she was saying!
But that doesn’t count because Aman isn’t a man. No, no, HE thought of that brilliant idea himself, and so he’s showing her
@@jasonvargas7564what
@@jasonvargas7564exactly
@@jasonvargas7564yeah I think this type of ego trip is common in India and in many other countries that aren’t as liberal. Men in those type of countries tend to feel…chauvinistic is the best way and the nicest way I could describe it. And he is a prime example of that. I don’t think he fully accepts his faults and it seems apparent to me that that is in fact the case. All around such a bad time
I’ve been driving for nearly 6 years now and you need to chill yourself out, put both hands on the wheel and stop being so cocky, you’ve got a lot of learning to do before you pass
Putting both hands on the wheel was one of the first educations in my driving lessons - in Germany its not allowed to steer a car with one hand (except you have to switch the gear). My driving instructor always told us: "Imagine a clock. Your hand should be at nine and three o'clock."
@@DanySahne85I’m in the UK and my instructors all taught me that too. The 3 and 9 O’clock, two hands on the wheel at all times
Edit: obviously unless changing gear.
10 and 2 o’clock hand position here in the US
@@jburton413 I do 8 and 2 o'clock for whatever reason.. feels natural I guess
@@DanySahne85
In Belgium it is "allowed", just not during the exam. The same clock reference is made.
However, in the north, Flanders, there's a mandatory session after 6-9 months of having received your license (since it's during that period new drivers start getting comfortable and thus begin taking more risks; it always involves a group talking session and during mine I remember someone talking about having committed a hit and run after hitting a bollard, which would've cost him his license if caught). During the session, certain risky situations are simulated (drunk driving, emergency braking, taking turns at a relatively high speed and aquaplaning). Some of them (the last 2) illustrate the importance of having both hands on your steering wheel. A lot of people aren't really happy with this extra session (despite it being very informative and generally quite fun), since it's, well, mandatory and quite costly at just over €120 (with some potentially very harsh fines if you don't show up, up to €4000).
It's also dangerous to put your hand on top of your steering wheel - something which admittedly is extremely comfortable - since, if your airbag is deployed, there's a good chance your arm/hand will hit your face at a pretty high speed (airbags open at speeds of 150-350km/h), which can cause injuries.
So these are the kind of drivers we’re dealing with in India. Lot of things make sense now.
the bar for passing a test there is basically on the floor from the videos ive seen on them
@@JadeSm96Test? There might as well be no test here. It's moronic
@danielchettiar5670 no tests, they asked 2 questions to me 10 years ago.
@@ankursinghania01 Exactly man. I had questions too, but at least only during my learners. Had to give a property test for my actual license
India unhinged af
Honestly, watching these are not only entertaining but helps with learning about mocktests, traffic and observations your instructor might make. Good knowledge to have as someone studying for a driver's liscene
4:44 I gotta say, that is a poorly designed road for turning right, or turning into that road. I'd hazard a guess that the "keep clear" sign is often ignored, and the combinations of the island for the pedestrians and designated traffic area makes turning right more awkward than necessary
I saw that van coming around the corner and got nervous. I don’t blame anyone for braking especially with 0 visibility
"I can handle the car" says the guy who stalled 3 TIMES in 4th gear and almost got himself killed by break checking.
Right?! It's crazy how we take driving for granted while most people are complete morons behind the wheel.
He probably used to a different car as well. Not every car used manual transmission . Seems he struggles to know how and when to even shift. You have to know where the gears are and how to shift or you will stall every time let alone grind the gear box
Shut up
The car was new to him which explains some of his confusion like the stalling when trying to pull away. My car has an automatic hand brake, so it doesn’t have the usual hand brake lever. The car’s hand brake was by his right knee; I’ve only come across such an arrangement in the USA.
Well not handling the car to me would mean it’s too difficult/too much power or whatever to drive, and that isn’t the problem so in a way he’s right
He seems so unphased😭 My anxiety was through the roof
I think this is a common thing for them. My ex fiancé who, was Indian, couldn’t drive. I had to teach him.
@@gurusupport27 Aight yeah lets just be racist then I guess
@@lighterfire33 If I were racist, I wouldn’t have fallen in love with an Indian. I only commented on how they drive. Maybe think before you throw that card around, dude.
@@lighterfire33 I’m not a racist. Wouldn’t have dated and nearly married if I were racist. I’ve dating men of color as well so maybe keep that racist card to yourself.
@@gurusupport27nothing in the original comment alluded to his race yet you felt the need to state his ethnicity anyway. I personally wouldn't call it racist but the reply has a point. Also, just because you were engaged to them doesn't all of a sudden mean you can't be racist.
Until this guy puts his ego away and realises he's literally a novice and will need to start from scratch he won't get anywhere near a driving licence
I have no idea how she handled it with such calmness.. like 🤯
Agreed. You could see it in his expressions. I would be surprised if he carried on getting lessons from her.
oh he will get his license, uncle will arrange it and this menace will be on the road. its happening all the time. you see so many young Asians that have no way on earth passed their tests driving around in the uk. Just look around today in uk you see young Asians that have no way bought the car and got it insured its impossible and they cannot even park the cars correctly let alone drive them safe, no way some 17 year old asian boy is going to get insurance on a bmw 3 or 5 series or mercedes arse class on his dole money. .. 90% of young asians on our roads driving have got their tests very dodgy, examiners getting nicked every day for passing the wrong people and so many getting caught passing for their friends, some are doing it as a source of income. I think there should be a very large area where people have to learn to drive safe before being out on a public road taking lessons... stalling the car, jamming the brakes on, wandering all over the place is not realy acceptable any more as we already have busy roads... imagine this menace at school times.. go out and open your eyes and you will see what i am talking about.
Its so scary that he didn't disclose it was first time driving in the UK
He disclosed it right at the beginning when he said he's only driven in India and never had.a lesson in the UK. He's only applied for his theory test and got his provisional license, which if you're from the UK, you'll know is something you apply for before starting your lessons. The fact that he's not taken the theory test also means that he's probably not as familiar with traffic rules as he should be before attempting to drive on the road. It was her responsibility to ask these questions and ensure that it was safe for him to drive before agreeing to allow him to do the mock test! She, as the instructor, made an error in judgement here because he was upfront and honest from the start!
Attitude with Over Confident 500% Listening and knowledge -0%
He’s not listening to her feedback and making excuses!!!! Makes me so angry
I think he should go back to India and learn to drive and pass there first
Yeah, completely zoned out when she’s speaking then tries to excuse his bad driving. Really annoying to watch 🤦♂️
@timehunter9467 it's because he's freshy.
Now we know why he took mocktest rather a basic lesson. Stubborn and he thinks he knew basics. I hope he will be a good listener and a student in the future
Do something, Do something....
Driving with one hand like that for no reason is just showboating.
Unless you are driving an Ferrari and making turns at 100 km/h there is zero reason to be tensed up with both hand on the steering wheel when you constantly have to change gears. Of course that is if you can control the car with one hand with ease
@@ektrfirefox2571 No one can properly control the car with one hand as well as if they were holding the steering wheel properly, but there are many people who falsely believe they can such as yourself.
@@PointNemo9 just the fact that you have been commenting so much on this channel tell me you must be a learner. Before you rush to comment next time go and watch a video of a rally driver or any competitive driver driving on a normal road(who I am hoping that you don't think you have more control over a car than them...). Most drivers use many unorthodox methods to steer a car. Driving teachers just teach you a safe by the book method that work for all people regardless of build or experience.
@@ektrfirefox2571 I'm not a learner, I passed my test over 3 years ago and drive regularly.
I sometimes drive one handed myself but only when the risk is low (when cruising on a motorway for example). But whenever there's a chance of needing to make sudden evasive manoeuvres I always hold the wheel properly (for example driving alongside other cars on a roundabout, around sharp bends, etc).
Let me know when you see a rally driver drive one handed in a professional rally (they don't because holding the wheel properly gives more control over the vehicle.
@@ektrfirefox2571 theres no reason to steer the wheel one handed either its not like you need your right hand free at all times so if you dont need to release your hand from the steering wheel you shouldnt do it
He should've been more upfront about his lack of driving experience in the UK from the get go. Learning the UK road code would've been a good start instead of jumping behind the wheel.
This was really hard to watch. But a good lesson to learn. 😅
If you watch the start of the video he tells her it's his first time driving in UK and he drove for 3 weeks in India
@@robertab117it’s weird how he’s doing a mock test straight away then
@erica5624 exactly I wouldn't be taking someone who's never driven in the UK and only had 3 weeks experience in a foreign country for a mock test.
@@robertab117 she said he didn't tell her beforehand. Only once they were in the car, as we witnessed.
She said if she had known earlier, she wouldn't have allowed him the mock test.
I just bumped into your videos on RUclips and i really enjoy them. Your patience is amazing. I wish i had an instructor like you back in the days when i got my licence. Keep up the good work and drive safe.
Yep! Totally agreed with the driving motorcycle! It took me ages for my instructor to fix that perception and the sense of the car in space is just wild! But yeah, bit of practice and experience of the instructor will help
Never heard Aman swear before in one of these videos. He definitely needs more work on his driving.
I actually have never seen her so angry but he refused to listen to her
Aye, the swearing tickled me I must admit 😂
I’m impressed it took her as long as it did!
Bloody aint a swear word ffs
@@Claire-ub2giwhat??
I’m not a nervous passenger, but this guy would make me sweat like crazy. He’s a danger 😬
Right??
He definitely gave Aman a run for her money. She handled it really well though
Should still be doing laps round an industrial estate at his experience level
@@timehunter9467 I would have stepped out at the first crossing.
Don't care where I am and how I will get anywhere, but not in the car with him driving.
I would have a panic attack 😂
This mock test is absolutely ridiculous. Dude thinks he already has his driving license while driving with one hand.
I am sorry. It's my country's fault. Not just this guy, if everyone in India took a serious driving test today more than half the population would lose their license. It's absolute madness on the road here and not just the drivers, even the pedestrians are weird.
Her patience is unrivalled. You are here to learn, stop with the confidence and submit to learning already. The one hand driving is just arrogant for a test.
Never driven outside of Canada- this is giving me full on anxiety 😬 I don’t blame him for not understanding cause I don’t really understand the roads watching this, but he totally needs lessons. It’s so dangerous to jump into a mock test like this without understanding the roads.
Well that's the entire point of the test. To see what he can do.
You're supposed to take lessons first and then do a mock test if you don't understand the roads then you shouldn't jump straight into a mock test
Im from the uk and i went to canada in the holidays. But I found Canada's roads soo confusing lol.😅
If only his problem was to understand the roads...
@@sesidonkor he needs to take lessons first. He clearly isn’t ready for a test.
There's certainly an argument for looking at the laws for international drivers in the UK. Fair enough if they've come from a country with the same levels of driving or better levels than us, but this is abysmal. Guy is saying that he's comfortable with a car, but I'd be surprised if he's driven a manual car more than once before.
What do you mean? Like making sure they have to get a UK licence to drive here? If so that's the case anyway.
@hfhfhhf1 it's actually not. You can drive for a year in the UK before needing to pass a test if you have a licence from another country.
@@hfhfhhf1 It's not, you can be from bumfuck nowhere with terrible driving standards so long as you have a license and drive for a year before needing to pass a UK driving test.
@@IISocratesII It's the same for all the countries in the world. Brits too benefit when they visit other countries. You can't have visitors having to write a driving test to drive through your country. It's simply not feasible.
@@Brandon-ff9my huh that's interesting, i had no idea, always though you weren't allowed completely. That's very surprising considering how strict our road laws are.
20:11 "I'm confident with the car". He was trying to move forward, revving the engine and releasing the clutch with the car in neutral. I'm confident his arrogance is going to slow his learning.
Wonder if he drove Automatics in India. He's too heavy with the clutch
Why is it so fun watching your video's? Im not even from the UK! I'm having constant anxiety because it just feels so wrong driving on the "wrong" side of the road. but having great fun, interesting job you have!
20:10 “confident with the car” my a$$😂
Woah! Aman swore during a video. I guess there is always a first time for literally everything. That's mental. I can't imagine how frustrated she became because of him.
Timestamp?
She said bloody, she didn't swear
@@lisaevans2389 26:19 are you sure?
@@sacredgeometry definitely lol she did post a short explaining what she said x
Who cares, after that drive I would need a stiff drink or a Valium. You have some patience Aman bless you
I'm confident with the car! ....... stalls like 10 times. Dude
In India he's confident...
Doesn't work like that in UK...
he stalls with confidence though, he's a total I know it all guy 😄
@@DashCamGenovaNCCbruh stalled like 6 times, he's not confident
@@kaZZunni I was ironic.
I was saying that he was confident to drive only in India 🤣
@@abogaziah Well you can understand it just by seeing that he drives with one hand during a mock test...
Guy had no business doing a mock test. He is a beginner driver
Not even a beginner he is a novice
typical foreign drivers
iders - think they are better than they are because they've spent some time on their home roads
So cool how Aman remained calm through this! Great obstructor. I'd love to just do a driving mock with her to see how my driving is over all these years of driving and picking up bad habits without realising!
10 hours of driving lessons with this lady and hell pass his test easy
17:14 - expression = good grief, can't even close a window.
Literally
she said 'a little bit' tbf
@@skinwalker616 No, she said close the window a little bit. Meaning shut the noise out I want to talk.
@@zaftra no but he took it literally and shut it "a little bit"
@@halliluyahh She meant close it so we can talk, shutting it a little wont down the sound out much.
Patience of a Saint.
Honestly
Yeah but I think they were wearing a bit thin by the end of it lol
Attitude 1000, skill 0 .the smirk on his face and all excuses were really silly ..I am from India too,but if you have not taken a lesson in the UK , you should not be trying to go for a mock test
0:18 SHE SAID BLOODY OK?!
All i can say is, you have the patience of a saint. You certainly deserve to be driving instructor of the year if not decade.
His Indian Male driver ego definitely got hurt taking instructions from a woman. You could see the arrogance in the end. These are the same self centered people on Indian roads who care only bout themselves and have zero driving etiquette which makes driving in Indian cities a nuisance.
Edit: Just realised he looks like Rohit sharma😂
Agree with you 100%. Driving with one hand was a dead giveaway of a poor attitude from the start. I've had my licence for 6 months and I still use both hands.
To be fair, he would have booked the lesson.
Nah sorry i think Saima was more dangerous and got better treatment
@@yasminmiah8092Saima was not an "experienced" driver from India
She's from Pakistan I think not India 🤔@@brianuuuSonicReborn
Not taking feedback from your instructor is wild, also a license in India is not valid outside India and this is the proof.
Aman was just so close to start smoking and drinking wine during the lesson 😂
The license from India is valid for 1 year in UK. Go and educate yourself first.
@@shaneward2588nice one I think his comment is more ignorant that the learner's driving, actually I can't make out😂😂😂
He also clarifies later that he rode a motorbike and not a road. I doubt he is an experienced driver because his judgment of space was wrong.
@@adv.rashmiamin8475 spot on
@@kvsreejiHow is it ignorant? It’s still valid by law
In Ireland they make you do your theory before you’re even allowed behind the wheel. I think the uk might want to change that law after seeing this video 😂
100%.. how are they allowed out on the road without a clue what any signs or give ways are?
Exactly! He also should have done some lessons at least! No point doing a mocks test 😂
I did an intensive course here in Scotland and sat my theory two months before my first practical lesson. The company I booked my lessons with insisted on it. I agree it should be mandatory for everyone.
As someone from Ireland I was shocked to hear in the UK you get your learner's permit first before you do your theory. I had assumed our driving rules were similar. How does that make any sense?
@@abbiereynolds8016 I thought so too, my friend moved to England was able to get lessons before her theory and I was like??? 🤨 how do you know the road rules? Or what certain signs mean?
I’m from Canada the road rules are roughly the same as the UK we have some traffic circles not many and we drive on the right not the left. Some cars are manuals most are automatics. When I was learning I drove the car a lot in empty parking lots and I got familiar with the car first before I hit the roads.
After my first two fails I came to realize that the test drive seem to be a business for the state, the evaluators purposely fail is because when we re-apply it lines their pocket. Luckily for me I got information about a private dmv agent who could help get my license without taking the test, it can be a provisional license or the official one but all the same I got the provisional license which will serve for 1 year then I renew again. sigh. Now I just watch videos to improve my skills.
I got my permit at 16 and I'm now 18 and I'm so scared of driving I never went back. I probably need to tho cuz my permit expired and it's not like I can use it for the rest of my life but I also can't even park a car. So they'd probably fail me if I went since I haven't even been on a road with more than one lane and I need my license for my car insurance. Please can you recommend the dmv agent who did yours?
Wow that's the most incredible thing I have heard today, I never knew something like that existed
I’m happy for you, I took my test two days for the second time and i didn't do so well and I am too ashamed to take another one but seeing this made me have a slight relief. Can you point me in the right direction please 🙏
@@Laurencelynn-w1u Yes indeed it is lol, I have heard about it before but I felt it was just a mere say
Hi sorry for the late response, the agent that helped me is MightyDmv.
maybe this makes me horrible but I always look forward to these kinds of videos
You just wanna know what not to do so you are a better driver. Is that correct? I hate these videos but I do still take a peak to see if I am close to making any similar mistake or misjudgment. Not everyone can drive but I sure can and its because of 'unfortunately' watching others fall through not knowing better.
The video has nothing to do with your personality. So no, a viewer would not be considered horrible for watching the video.
Yeah they're interesting 😂😂
What? No. Who'd know we would watch driving videos this much, but theyre very interesting. Plus she's adorably gorgeous.
You too, Maggie
Same, it makes me feel better about my driving :D
As I’m watching this, “s**t” show I’m surprised Aman hasn’t kicked him out the car, outrageous, he was more interested into driving with one hand instead of focusing on the road and paying more attention to driving.
That’s a good lesson there, thank you for uploading and the hard work, Aman.
Best Regards,
Florin
He has one hand and attitude as if to say, -'I got this'.
Do you play valorant? Its a meme for a character in a game named phoenix he always says i got this and dies instantly.
You handled that whole situation so well. Very bold of him to assume that he was ready to drive on UK roads after 6 months of driving in a completely different country. Hopefully he realises that now and takes some lessons to understand our roads better.
Guys you shouldn’t be proper bullying this guy it’s his first time kind of in the uk please show him so respect you DONT know how hard it is and dangerous it is in India and he is used to India
Poor Aman, you're amazing in your patience, restraint, I'm sorry you had to endure this unpleasant and uncomfortable situation. I hope Harmeet can learn from his mistake and this test.
Please hold both hands on the wheel when youre going that fast 😭😭
Only idiots that lose control drive with one
Both my paws are less don't make up for a human hand and I still do great driving. That's a skill issue on your part if you can't handle it homie.
@@ClaseyMeanAhdoubt you’re old enough to drive pal
@@ohyeahyeah1068 Cats are not allowed to drive, yet I can still do a hell of a better job doing it than you buddy.
@@rosekay7090 All idiots drive one-handed, but not everyone who drives one-handed is an idiot. It's very safe if you've been in a car for more than 10 minutes, and the driving test allows it, which says something. Our test fails you if you don't check under your fucking seat before pulling off
I feel like some people just should not be behind the wheel of a car, I say this as someone who had two driving lessons and was told after the 2nd one that I should not be driving and said he wasn't gonna give me anymore lessons.
Patience is everything, I like that Ema just stopped it and prioritized their safety and took the the time to actually show him his mistakes, that was the best thing to do. Also, I think if he called for this test is because he is actually trying to adapt his way of driving to that new culture, so it is a beginning
I don’t believe that. Find a better instructor.
2 1h lessons or 2 2h lessons. If some instructor is telling you to give up after 2h, that instructors ass. Some people shouldnt drive, but noone can tell after 2h of stepping into a car for the first time
@@infinite3joyhave to agree sounds like someone not will to put the work in teaching
Why instructor said that
Best looking driving examiner, if I may say! I am currently in lessons and I sometimes drift too far to the left as well. That roundabout was a bloody maze!
One of his biggest issues is using the clutch to brake and the brake as a secondary stopping method. With the clutch pedal down he's essentially coasting and he's doing this around roundabouts or whenever he feels unsure of his speed or direction.
Thank you for saying that. So many comments but no one was mentioning the excessive coasting going on! His clutch was down more than it was up 😂
It's not even that he's making mistakes. The dude just can't drive!
Not just that, he doesn't seem to understand a thing. A huge red sign to wait there when the light is red, and he just drives past. Even after she told him to wait once already. I mean, how!? "I didn't see the red light." WTF?
He literally said he's new to UK and UK's roads are pretty messed up sometimes, y'all literally can't hate the man for taking a fresh driving test, I know it was unsafe and that he shouldn't drive like he did and the multiple mistakes, but it all depends on his origin.
@@75APSeven if it was a mock road test he is able to take classes for driving. he knew the roads were bad and had minimal concepts of uk roads. his driving juet needs more experience and luckily the other drivers payed attention to the road; and teacher stopped the test because it was too dangerous for everyone.
So ? We all started somewhere, he will be a great driver.
@@Annador123 there’a always options to start in parking lots and side roads like i did lol.
Driving in India isn't the same as driving in uk he shouldn't do a test just because he can drive in india
It wasn't a test it was a Practice test so had he passed it would NoT have resulted in a full licence 👍
@@Lordmarkstuckey4161 a practical test is a test it wasn't a lesson he tried to take a test to pass his driving
@@f20aru98it wasn’t a practical driving test 😂. She said multiple times it’s a mock test meaning not real. It’s just meant to see how he drives without someone guiding/teaching them but she ended needing to teach him anyway because he did not know a lot.
Its a mock test to evaluate where his level of driving is so they know what to focus on in lessons. She explained this at the start of the vid
Driving in india is way harder
Honestly surprised you let him continue he was extremely dangerous. Well done tho interesting watch. He definitely needs to start from the basics and have many many more lessons
I’ve often considered becoming a driving instructor but watching this makes me question whether my nervous system could handle it! Kudos to the instructor who was an absolute champ, even under significant stress!
To the driver I would simply say to get a bunch of lessons and try to clear your mind of your existing preconceptions of what “driving” actually is. I totally understand that driving in India might be completely different and so you need to unlearn to a certain extent what you learned there. I learned to drive in the UK and the first time I drove in another country, Spain in my case, was a big shock due to the fact I had to switch sides of the road and deal with different road signs and an unfamiliar car etc. It’s not easy.
You also need to prioritise listening and get yourself into a focussed mindset, and start studying the highway code. I would even suggest finding a circular bus route and get yourself a ticket and a seat at the front and observe how the bus driver navigates traffic and roundabouts and junctions. Watch how they observe the road around them in their mirrors and how they smoothly but deliberately make progress in a much larger vehicle than a car. You’ll learn a lot.
Oh, and both hands on the wheel please. I passed my test in 1989 and driving with one hand on the wheel and one on the gear stick would probably have resulted in a fail. An examiner won’t give you bonus points for looking cool on your test! :)
Good luck.
its definitely a learning process but dont give up. you will get it eventually ❤ keep your head up
4:30 Can I go? Hahahahahaha
I love how this was so surreal with Aman’s rolling eyes and the lorry moving slowly 😂😂
Aman looked over it from “your handbrakes still on” lol
He’s not accepting feedback… Danger on the roads
@@Taqwatrain yeah, he is not the type of guy who gets in an accident, but causes them and keeps driving on because he wasn't involved.
just a danger in general
Hey, just somebody here from the Netherlands,
I have to say that I would behave in the exact same way as this man did. Especially there where he had to take the exit to Uxbridge.
I also want to add that this is the first video I've watched on this channel, and it was informative and tutoring.
Most definitely because I'm going to Great Britain with 3 other friends who all have never been there. I'm sadly not the one who's going to drive due to age restrictions with the rental car company. But next to that, I also might be a little bit happy. Cuz I would stress myself out at those kind of intersections and junctions. 😅
So, to this man, keep your head up. I feel you. You'll get there eventually, if you haven't already done.
To the lovely lady making these videos, thanks for teaching me stuff about driving in the UK. I'll definitely watch more before I go.
Sincerely,
That one guy from the Netherlands ❤
People like you are so amazing, you are the reason why we still have care and love in this world. You were honest but also showed compassion for this guy and I know you will be blessed for it.
Sincerely,
The woman from London ❤
Ontario, Canada here. In a license road test here, he would have failed in the first 2 minutes, starting with it's the law to use both hands in a specific position. Here you're only allowed to make 2 minor mistakes or it's a fail.
I feel extremely anxious watching this guy 😮
Aman, for our safety & his, please tell him to take plenty of driving lessons!
Thanks 🙏
Lol you still sounded polite when you was sp frustrated
Hearing her blasting his driving brought back memories of when i took driving lessons lol especially the part on the roundabouts haha
Bet you didn’t like being criticised
I got my drivers license 20y ago; for new drivers, it's waaay more difficult then when I had to pass my test. I am experienced now but I can imagine it can be stressful bro.. It's so busy on the roads now. So be kind to this bro ❤
It makes sense when he says at the end of the video that he was driving a 2 wheeler for 6 months in India. If he drove a 4 wheeler for that long in India he would have already been very good given how skillful you need to be able to drive in that occasional chaos.
4:50….What a sketchy junction, there should be some traffic lights here , very ambiguous…
Steering with one hand is a strict no-no. Hands should typically be at the 9 and 3 position or 8 and 4
10 and 2 is what I was taught 😂
I have tried 8 and 4 and no no that is so unreliable. If I need to make a large rotation you’ll have to abandon it anyways. In a split second decision on a highway hands on the bottom of the steering wheel is essentially driving in the backseat. A bunch of mini rotations or having to let go of the steering wheel to reposition and BOOM you’re dead. 9 and 3 is also icky for me. I feel like I’m hugging the steering wheel, having to extend my arms more and driving uncomfortably is just not safe
I've never been so stressed by any of her videos
felt like I was on the edge the whole time 💀
Just passed my ADI part 2 so really digging into your channel at the moment. You have a great teaching style.
Awesome! Thank you! Welcome 🤗
We learn by doing, Good Teacher, Good Luck Harmeet.
This was the same question asked to me for my practical. Cleared in first attempt. Really like your videos. After passing the test I still keep watching your videos for the inputs you give while driving, they are very useful. Driving with a P plate now 😊.
remember he has only experienced proper driving in india and this test was just to see where he was at in terms of getting used to how it is driving in the UK.
@@Mayor-HaggarParking brakes in Indian cars are almost always in the middle between the driver and the front passenger seats so i get why hes confused
@@Mayor-Haggar You all have such huge ego it’s ironic. Uk experience in Spain would fail you in a matter of minutes into the exam. Country is a big factor in tests
@@Mayor-Haggarjust talking about how you’re criticising foreigners for learning the driving in other countries. When the uk has one of the worst road controls too. 😭 most of my relatives from the uk failed in Spain in a go for using uk tactics on road. Ya all drive dangerous too so don’t be yapping shi when you’re shi at it aswell
@@Mayor-Haggar wtf are you on 💀
@@Riiareader mate, you’re the one getting overly sensitive and criticising the entirety of the UK’s driving skills and saying well all have ‘huge egos’ and then making up some lie about having family living in Spain and then how some of them couldn’t get driving licences. Also by your logic you’re saying your family members from the UK have huge egos. No one cares. I made a joke about this guys driving and you went fucking ballistic over about it. Dude chill and do your homework. I’m sure you’ll be a very good driver when you grow up. Anyways, I won’t be responding after this, so enjoy! BLOCKED.
This is unrelated but thank you Aman for all your videos! I just passed my test today with 2 minors. Good luck to everyone who has their test coming up 😊
In Australia the second you make a serious/dangerous mistake the examiner tells you to go straight back to the driving centre
Yeah. I'm Dutch and when the instructor has to intervene you've failed.
When I did my test, within 5 mins in I stopped a bit close to a red traffic light, and the examiner asked whether I wasn't a bit too close. I was sure I had failed there and then and all my nerves dissolved; the rest of the test went absolutely perfect because in my mind nothing was at stake anymore. I passed. Pfew...
In Italy they don't even let you continue to drive the car. The instructor drives you back
USA too, but since this is a mock test, I'm guessing it's handled differently.
@@simonepriolothat is super disrespectful 😂
So in the UK this does happen but only if the instructor doesn’t feel it’s safe enough to continue. Some will continue despite a serious mistake and they all have different levels of tolerance. I would be surprised if this man would have had anyone letting him continue as long as he did.
Question for any old school car guys watching please; what is the red vinyl top classic car on the left at 25:33
Ego is truly the cause for a man’s downfall
i can’t lie i’m from manchester the roads kind of look confusing to me
Read the road signs whatever city your in they mean the same, if you are not familiar with the roads take your time.
@@JOHANNA-qd6izthe throughabout sign is quite insane ngl
Same here!
Really? I’m from Manchester and thought they looked similar haha
As someone from LA it almost looks like a modern art painting to me, shouldn't take long to get used to though.
9:43 reconsidering life choices 😅 I felt sorry for Aman through this, he definitely wasn’t ready for a mock
Driving with only one hand looks so unnecessary, arrogant and dumb
I always drive with one hand, but I've been driving for over 25 years, so I'm pretty sure I have better control than he did at least.
As a learner, definitely, since you're unlikely to have good enough control of your car. In The Netherlands here you actually get failed on your test and told off by your instructor were you to drive with only one hand on the steering wheel (which is a good thing, this video serves as an example).
I've been driving since the time I started learning how to drive. Sure it did take me some help to make judgment about the car, but same would happen if I'd be using 2 hands. So imo, it doesn't matter much if you use 1 hand or 2 hands, like Aman said, control is more important.
The way he was driving (terrible, to say he's driven in India) that too with one hand, yes it's show off
@@dark_faerie Regarding manual cars, steering in my right hand and keeping the left on gear, makes me comfortable and gain more control in swift gear shifting on a safe road.
@@erandajanaka3790 yes, I also drive a manual, so most of the time I keep my hand close to the shift knob for better reaction time if I need to shift. It just makes more sense!
his driving is honestly reasonable; if you know anything about south asian or middle eastern streets you know how reckless and dangerous it is to even walk down the sidewalk, so imagine driving. when he thought the black car was going to come out in front of him it was probably a trauma response of some sort. you did a great job ego checking him and teaching him
I get he’s coming from somewhere that his driving might be perceived as reasonable, but as a driver in the UK, this is NOT okay, and the majority of his driving and behaviour was incredibly dangerous / hazardous to other drivers / pedestrians etc.
@@MissZoeiyou’re yapping so hard yet if you were driving in Spain with uk experience they’d fail you in the first few mins. So yes country is a huge factor
Just because one country has a backwards and dangerous driving culture doesn't mean that it's acceptable for someone to bring that over here.
the english round-abouts are so confusing to me?? why is there a 3 lane road in the middle of it???