Just here to say that I just came across your latest manual video earlier today, and I've started seeing older videos just because of how great they are. Keep it up!
I get my Driver's License in a few months, and my dad doesn't let me drive in the car until I get my license, all said and done I've been watching lots of your videos to get some confidence and knowledge on what mistakes that I should be avoiding when I get my first time behind the wheel. Safe to say I love your videos and they've taught me a great deal. 👍👍 Update: I've recently had my first time behind the wheel and watching all of your videos has really helped me to get the confidence I need to drive well and safe. I made lots of mistakes though but no biggie I'm sure I'll improve 😁
Hi this been my problem cameras are great but all cars don’t have them. But I want to practice more to get better with tight parking and distance between cars. Thank You for making this video.👍👍
I love your videos man. They're interesting to watch even when I know what you're teaching. The effort you put in with all the different camera angles, lighting, editing etc just shows how much you love your job! Thank you so much man
This is the type of video which is packed with useful info and plenty of great examples - something what you want and need to watch more than once. Thank you Richard for such an amazing work yet again 👍🙂
Hi Richard, I just passed my test 1st time today and I would like to say a massive thank you for all your videos which have helped me so much. I really recommend this channel to anyone learning. Thank you Mr Fanders. You legend!
Just wanted to say a massive thankyou to u I passed my test first time yesterday and watching your videos really helped me learn things I wasn't sure about. Your video s are so clear and easily instructed. I will continue to watch your videos to help me further now I'm new to the roads. Thankyou so much x
I have found your style of describing driving in most logical and easy to understand fashion. Superb job sir. Your knowledge sharing always help me in improving my driving skills. Thanks a lot form India.😊👍
Thank you Richard, this saved me today, as somebody parked up really close to me and was squashed between 2x cars. Managed to get out, thankfully, watching this video 2x times. Saved this as a reference video! Happy New Year by the way!
I had to do this today and just looked this up to see if anyone else struggled with it💀 did what you said but it felt like it took forever, the road was so busy too lol
Hi Richard! I’ve been watching your videos since I’ve got a test coming up and they have helped tremendously. May I ask that you start making videos containing practical situations (e.g. what to do following an accident, how to avoid an accident getting “sandwiched” between two cars in a roundabout, how to maintain a polite but assertive attitude to the other party following an accident, etc). Thank you so much. Will continue to watch your videos until I pass my test
Great video. In the car park animation from 5:40 to 7:28: A method I would have used as the blue car would be as follows: 1. Drive forward with minimal steering lock to the left, all the way up to the back end of the black car on the far side of the roadway that's blocking me from exiting in one go. 2. I would then be at a slight angle pointing left, behind that black car 3. The above manouvre would very nicely place me far enough away from the car that's parked in the bay to my left and not have to steer at close quarters to it on the subsequent manouvre. 4. I now turn the wheel full lock to my right, reverse and straighten up, with proper observation of course. 5. I can now proceed forwards and on my way out
I don't lock the steering. I know it goes 1 1/2 turns either way, and I use 1 1/4 . For years I park a big car in a tight place and I've learned a lesson that if I lock the steering or steer non-moving, a steering rake leak is going to happen.... Better 1-2 manouvers more than a steering lock.
@@zacmich6472 Yes you make some valid points, especially regarding what's known as "dry steering". In other words, applying steering lock whilst the car is stationary. Easy to do with power steering but the lightness can disguise the fact that high forces are still being applied on the whole steering linkage.
Great video. Very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Not many drivers (even highly experienced ones) are comfortable in this type of conditions. Especially in narrow roads it is very difficult to parallel park... This was very nice and clear to understand and interpret. Two thumbs up.
glad I found this, had some guy box me in for the first time, he had half a car length behind him but he decided to get as close to me as possible and since I learned how to drive in a modern car with sensors and it being easier to drive, I had a hard time getting out with my 1994 Mustang...it was a nightmare to get out but I did it after a few minutes 😭
Ended up in a close parallel parking situation a week ago on a busy road and I didn't have much experience. I sat there for maybe 15 minutes before attempting to get out. Absolutely no clue how I managed to get out without hitting both cars 😄
I worked as a delivery driver for a few years, and parking my lwb van in the depot on a morning was sometimes a nightmare. Depending on how some people parked opposite, getting out could be nearly impossible. Put hairs on the chest 😂
my car, has no power steering, and this affects where and how i park. So i also suggest pre planning where you park depending on your car, skills and location.
Is this the only video where you talk about Turning circle? I would love to hear more about this topic. How should I know turning circle of my car? How should I use that knowledge while turning? Plz suggest if there is any other video which elaborates on this topic? Thanks! ❤🙏
Funny stuff about your channel is I can't find a matching one in Russian for my sister to learn from 😂 wish this had subtitles on many languages, literally never found anyone even trying to stick a go pro on their head, best case they film on their phone 😂 Also those nice little animations, who's doing that?so nice! Good stuff, yesterday had this issue with a tight space
Thank you, I have thought about getting someone to translate, but then I would have to trust them and it may cost a lot of money given how many languages there are. I do the animations myself.
Thanks for this video. I do have problems with this. I find myself often in the situation when I reverse back into a bay, but have little room to get out. When I don't make it, I go back with straight wheels, and when I try again then I find myself even closer to the car left of me and not able to get out. I should try turning the wheels in the opposite direction. Thanks.
Hi mate, been a fan and you've massively helped me teach, as still on the pink atm, I have a favour to ask, I have a pupil who works in Colchester and wants me to teach her there, but not to sure where to do 1st lesson for moving off and stopping, any tips please... Ps keep the vids coming.. 👍👍
Hi , your videos are really very good and helpful. I have a question as I am a learner , should we press the clutch while taking a U turn on a busy road ? How to approach big speed breakers, should the clutch be down or up?
Hello Richard - Thanks for all your videos! I must say, one can pass driving test if they follow your driving videos! I had passed last year but still follow your videos. Could you please make a video of the following scenarios please as I had faced a huge issue couple of times when I was into this situation? Both the times, I made a failed attempt to try my solution.. “Scenario - My car is either parked on a downhill Parking bay or stopped on a downhill (both the cases I am facing downhill). Now, when I try to reverse on both the occasions, I get my clutch to biting point and then i try to give a gas after lifting my feet off the brake, the car starts rolling downwards! To some extent it’s fine but if there is another car in front of my car then my car can hit it!” I hope I was able to explain my problem correctly to you! Please help! I find it difficult when I go for a countryside visit. Not sure if the problem is with my car or with my skills! I have BMW 1 series 2011 manual model, just to let you know. Thanks in advance!
Thank you for watching, it sounds like you're using an inappropriate method of hill start, using the gas after the lifting the clutch doesn't work in all cars well and doesn't work in many cars on a steep hill. Here are two videos that may help: ruclips.net/video/O3cTlwMytfU/видео.html ruclips.net/video/UdTSRBJrw7Y/видео.html
Look everywhere you think is relevant, don't look at one place as you may miss something. Use the mirror or window that helps you judge where you are the most.
Richard, can you help I'm peeved at myself, in motor trade 18 years and gave up PDi / ADi I CANNOT PARK, I can get in nicely, but tidying-up forward parking, or squaring up I go forward not centred and hit alloys at low low speeds as often as 15 times 18 months. I am a terrible judge of space by front wheel to kurb A fresh valeted beautiful car, today. heavy kurbed nice alloys premium car when after reversing in going forward park high curb hit hard slow speed I blame driving different cars. I blame tight parking with wheel trim cars touching curbs. I blame myself. I don't use reference point/s. I don't drive just the one car. I thought this was the problem the multi car use. What should I do, it is annoying me so much I may get lessons , which is ironic when I passed PDi PT2 !
I would recommend taking your time and adjusting your mirrors when parking to help you see the kerb. The only reason I don't touch the kerb when I park is because I can see it in the mirror. Also, you may be trying to get too close to the kerb or park in a space that's too small. When going forwards you can't see the kerb so I always play it safe and make sure I'm not getting closer if I'm already relatively close. I get closer on the way back when I can see it.
@@ConquerDriving thanks Richard. RE: Mirror. I realised I need to reverse kurb to driver side. So I can reverse onto kurb see rear tyre driver mirror and lift up my person to physically see front wheel offside our drivers window. I’m ok ish parking on a straight unless reverse in and it’s talk kurb time
Hi conquer I can move off both ways. But sometimes I have a bad habit of moving off using only clutch and then adding gas when start moving ? Would I fail a test for this. Is it bad for the car to move off without setting gas ?
As long as the car moves with good control and without struggling it doesn't matter the method you use. But not adding gas will cause some cars to struggle.
Thanks + Great videos(following some others too).Once parked in driving test in bay.Can we secure the car and come out to see the positioning of the front? Is it allowed to step out and see ( I am aware, side and back we can see in mirrors).
"Legal"? I asked from the perspective of the driver sitting along with the Examiner. Can a legal driver secure a car in test and come out to see if his/her positioning of front is correct while in bay.(is it allowed)?There will definitely be Minor but at least surety in some tricky situations.
I would like to do some more auto content in the future, the video I did a while back that I think you're referring to should be all you need to move and stop an automatic. ruclips.net/video/kTZCinivLco/видео.html
Hi can someone please help me. My driving test is in afternoon time it's been now one month left, so I thought I need to practice some lessons around that time but my instructor keep telling me there's no difference so I just have lessons in the morning. I wanted to make sure how I would drive in busy time and it should be dark earlier Can someone please guide me
Sounds like you need some private practise in a friend or family members car or you need to get your instructor to take you out when you want. It's important to get used to busier traffic.
This haopened after a gp appt parked away from the car park as scared lol then cars behind n front, i was mind stuck just cooled car and waited till they both left😂😢
hi this is really helpful. could you please make a video on Getting out from tight parallel park uphill and downhill. i have to use handbrake often in that situation. i tried without handbrake first and only use brake then I stalled. as i have Kia petrol 2007 (often stalled) keep reversing then forward many times exit from tight space makes me stressful as a new driver
What about when you get complete idiots parking one or two inches from your front bumper and there is no room to reverse either; this has happened to me!
Just give up cause you won't get out haha. But for real, keep the car rolling as slow as humanly possible and start steering back all the way before stopping and changing gear. The key is to steer back as late as possible while still getting enough angle on it that you don't have to shuffle a million times.
Practise and help, get and and check if you need to, use reversing sensors to help you learn to judge space if you have them and practise clutch control somewhere quiet so you're easily able to keep the car slow.
I have a question about clutch and the bite point at a stop on a hill. Is it bad to use the footbrake then find the bite point; then when your ready to go, release the brake and press gas? I am a new manual driver I am just concerned about the longevity of the clutch with this method.
@@ConquerDriving ah thank you I've been searching for this exact video. Also, do experienced drivers use handbrake starts? I'm Canadian and was never really taught to drive manual.
Hi can someone answer please if I’m doing reverse parallel park the front of the car swings out that moment a car approaches from behind should I stop and let him go 🛑 or should I continue the manoeuvre? I continued the manoeuvre as I felt there wasn’t much space for the car behind to pass through my instructor says I should have stopped there. Please help out.
When reversing you should give way to anyone you are affecting. If a car is coming and you're getting in their way you need to wait until you know that won't try to pass you. However if you feel you are getting out of their way it's better to continue. You have to deal with each situation separately and logically think what the most sensible thing to do is. Bare in mind a car may mount the kerb to pass you so if you think there is not enough room for them to pass they may still try.
There is not set mileage, some cars are problematic before they leave the factory and some go over 500,000 miles. All cars will need maintenance and repairs and the difference between petrol and diesel these days is smaller than it has ever been.
you can get sensors and wired reverse cameras off ebay
Yup, no sensors and no power steering
Thaty turning circle diagram is exellent. Never seen it shown like that before.
Just here to say that I just came across your latest manual video earlier today, and I've started seeing older videos just because of how great they are. Keep it up!
I get my Driver's License in a few months, and my dad doesn't let me drive in the car until I get my license, all said and done I've been watching lots of your videos to get some confidence and knowledge on what mistakes that I should be avoiding when I get my first time behind the wheel. Safe to say I love your videos and they've taught me a great deal. 👍👍
Update: I've recently had my first time behind the wheel and watching all of your videos has really helped me to get the confidence I need to drive well and safe. I made lots of mistakes though but no biggie I'm sure I'll improve 😁
I'm a learner as well but you still have to go through a learning process and gradually improve and improve speed at which you do thing's
i passed my drivers license this morning and i’ve been watching your videos on all the stuff that i wasn’t sure about and it really helped me!!
That's great news, congratulations!
I passed just last week, watched these vids and helped me out a whole bunch and really relived my nerves!
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
That just explained pulling out of your park space better than I could have imagined. Thanks man, you helped this Polish fella out :D
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Watching in from Uganda 🇺🇬 East Africa
Please do more of these kind of videos been very helpful.👍
Hi this been my problem cameras are great but all cars don’t have them. But I want to practice more to get better with tight parking and distance between cars. Thank You for making this video.👍👍
Hey Richard, thanks for putting up really good and useful content. Your videos helped me pass my driving test 3 weeks ago🙂. Keep it up!
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
How do I double like this video ✅✅ The video I’ve been waiting for 👏🏻 thanks Richard,this is gold!
I love your videos man. They're interesting to watch even when I know what you're teaching. The effort you put in with all the different camera angles, lighting, editing etc just shows how much you love your job! Thank you so much man
This is the type of video which is packed with useful info and plenty of great examples - something what you want and need to watch more than once. Thank you Richard for such an amazing work yet again 👍🙂
Hi Richard, I just passed my test 1st time today and I would like to say a massive thank you for all your videos which have helped me so much. I really recommend this channel to anyone learning. Thank you Mr Fanders. You legend!
Congratulations on passing!
wow passed first time, God Bless!!
Just wanted to say a massive thankyou to u I passed my test first time yesterday and watching your videos really helped me learn things I wasn't sure about. Your video s are so clear and easily instructed. I will continue to watch your videos to help me further now I'm new to the roads. Thankyou so much x
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
I have found your style of describing driving in most logical and easy to understand fashion. Superb job sir. Your knowledge sharing always help me in improving my driving skills. Thanks a lot form India.😊👍
Good to see some new videos man 🙏 Absolutely love your content! Has helped so much with preparing to drive etc. 😎
Thank you Richard, this saved me today, as somebody parked up really close to me and was squashed between 2x cars. Managed to get out, thankfully, watching this video 2x times. Saved this as a reference video! Happy New Year by the way!
They don’t really teach you these skills when you do your lessons but very useful to know!
I had to do this today and just looked this up to see if anyone else struggled with it💀 did what you said but it felt like it took forever, the road was so busy too lol
Hey bro because of you i learned car driving ..Your just helped someone who is struggling and toiling hard to become smooth driver ...Thanks buddy ..
That's so great to hear, thank you.
This fella is great - wish I'd known some of these tricks years ago!!
Helpful video, especially when dealing with small parking spaces in general.
Hi Richard! I’ve been watching your videos since I’ve got a test coming up and they have helped tremendously. May I ask that you start making videos containing practical situations (e.g. what to do following an accident, how to avoid an accident getting “sandwiched” between two cars in a roundabout, how to maintain a polite but assertive attitude to the other party following an accident, etc). Thank you so much. Will continue to watch your videos until I pass my test
Thank you, I hope the videos are helping and thank you for the suggestion.
Just what I need now thanks sometimes I get my wheels mixed up how much to turn which way to turn 😩 more videos like these please
Could you make a video on turning right onto a dual carriageway. And show examples on how to use the central reservation.
Good suggestion, thank you. Not many round here though.
so much more helpful than my driving instructor
Great video. In the car park animation from 5:40 to 7:28: A method I would have used as the blue car would be as follows:
1. Drive forward with minimal steering lock to the left, all the way up to the back end of the black car on the far side of the roadway that's blocking me from exiting in one go.
2. I would then be at a slight angle pointing left, behind that black car
3. The above manouvre would very nicely place me far enough away from the car that's parked in the bay to my left and not have to steer at close quarters to it on the subsequent manouvre.
4. I now turn the wheel full lock to my right, reverse and straighten up, with proper observation of course.
5. I can now proceed forwards and on my way out
I don't lock the steering. I know it goes 1 1/2 turns either way, and I use 1 1/4 . For years I park a big car in a tight place and I've learned a lesson that if I lock the steering or steer non-moving, a steering rake leak is going to happen.... Better 1-2 manouvers more than a steering lock.
@@zacmich6472 Yes you make some valid points, especially regarding what's known as "dry steering". In other words, applying steering lock whilst the car is stationary. Easy to do with power steering but the lightness can disguise the fact that high forces are still being applied on the whole steering linkage.
Always thanks brother Richard to bring for us such kind of tricks
Oh man had an experience today with this. A ute was on my left, had really dificult time getting out. Thanks for this tips
I'm happy the video helps.
Great video. Very helpful. Thanks for sharing. Not many drivers (even highly experienced ones) are comfortable in this type of conditions. Especially in narrow roads it is very difficult to parallel park... This was very nice and clear to understand and interpret. Two thumbs up.
thank you for your videos yo helped me get mi license this monday
Thanks for the helpful video. I drive in a country that drives on the opposite side but this video was still very helpful for me.
you saved me so much in driving lessons man... you are really good.
glad I found this, had some guy box me in for the first time, he had half a car length behind him but he decided to get as close to me as possible and since I learned how to drive in a modern car with sensors and it being easier to drive, I had a hard time getting out with my 1994 Mustang...it was a nightmare to get out but I did it after a few minutes 😭
I'm glad you managed to get out of the space.
Thank you so much for your videos! I managed to pass my driving test because of them. Keep up with the good work.👍
That's great to hear thank you. Congratulations on passing!
Ended up in a close parallel parking situation a week ago on a busy road and I didn't have much experience. I sat there for maybe 15 minutes before attempting to get out. Absolutely no clue how I managed to get out without hitting both cars 😄
That was actually really helpful!! Thank you!
Thank you for this video, You help me alot with all your videos , My driving skills has improved 👌 👍
I worked as a delivery driver for a few years, and parking my lwb van in the depot on a morning was sometimes a nightmare. Depending on how some people parked opposite, getting out could be nearly impossible. Put hairs on the chest 😂
Thank you for the driving tips
my car, has no power steering, and this affects where and how i park. So i also suggest pre planning where you park depending on your car, skills and location.
Is this the only video where you talk about Turning circle?
I would love to hear more about this topic. How should I know turning circle of my car? How should I use that knowledge while turning? Plz suggest if there is any other video which elaborates on this topic? Thanks! ❤🙏
The turning circle is usually published in the car's brochure. The smaller it is, the easier it is to park.
@@ConquerDriving Thank you so much!
Funny stuff about your channel is I can't find a matching one in Russian for my sister to learn from 😂 wish this had subtitles on many languages, literally never found anyone even trying to stick a go pro on their head, best case they film on their phone 😂
Also those nice little animations, who's doing that?so nice!
Good stuff, yesterday had this issue with a tight space
Thank you, I have thought about getting someone to translate, but then I would have to trust them and it may cost a lot of money given how many languages there are. I do the animations myself.
@@ConquerDriving very nice animations, I thought someone was hired to make them!
Subscribers can add subtitles, but yes a bit of trust required 🤔
Very nice animation.. U r perfect as always
Amazing stuff!
7:46 One good reason why you should adjust your side mirrors in a way that you can see your own car.
Exactly!
Thanks for this video.
I do have problems with this. I find myself often in the situation when I reverse back into a bay, but have little room to get out.
When I don't make it, I go back with straight wheels, and when I try again then I find myself even closer to the car left of me and not able to get out.
I should try turning the wheels in the opposite direction.
Thanks.
Oh when do you actually start turning in this situation? Do you use here, what you say in the vid about tight turns, so door style?
I'm sorry, I can't picture what you mean.
Great video! 🎉❤
Thank you so much very helpful🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹
Parking sensors are a great tool for beginners to gain experience about space of the vehicle.
Agreed!
Great training
Keep it up 👍
another excellent and useful video!
this is not a bad thing, but you look like Joe from 'YOU' hahaha love it
I have heard that a few times now. If he is good looking then I'll accept your compliment 😉
Hi mate, been a fan and you've massively helped me teach, as still on the pink atm, I have a favour to ask, I have a pupil who works in Colchester and wants me to teach her there, but not to sure where to do 1st lesson for moving off and stopping, any tips please... Ps keep the vids coming.. 👍👍
Thanks for watching! St Michael's Estate is a good place to start.
@@ConquerDriving ty appreciate it
Hello @Conquer Driving hello Richard.
Hi , your videos are really very good and helpful. I have a question as I am a learner , should we press the clutch while taking a U turn on a busy road ? How to approach big speed breakers, should the clutch be down or up?
This video may help ruclips.net/video/kLGpfdRFxxU/видео.html
Given a choice, I prefer a tight entrance 😊.
Great video
Idk if I expected there to be some secret I hadn't seen before or what but something made me click on this video 😂
Hello Richard - Thanks for all your videos! I must say, one can pass driving test if they follow your driving videos! I had passed last year but still follow your videos.
Could you please make a video of the following scenarios please as I had faced a huge issue couple of times when I was into this situation? Both the times, I made a failed attempt to try my solution..
“Scenario - My car is either parked on a downhill Parking bay or stopped on a downhill (both the cases I am facing downhill). Now, when I try to reverse on both the occasions, I get my clutch to biting point and then i try to give a gas after lifting my feet off the brake, the car starts rolling downwards! To some extent it’s fine but if there is another car in front of my car then my car can hit it!”
I hope I was able to explain my problem correctly to you!
Please help! I find it difficult when I go for a countryside visit. Not sure if the problem is with my car or with my skills! I have BMW 1 series 2011 manual model, just to let you know.
Thanks in advance!
Thank you for watching, it sounds like you're using an inappropriate method of hill start, using the gas after the lifting the clutch doesn't work in all cars well and doesn't work in many cars on a steep hill. Here are two videos that may help:
ruclips.net/video/O3cTlwMytfU/видео.html
ruclips.net/video/UdTSRBJrw7Y/видео.html
Great video but don't forget to leave a snotty note on that green car to tell them not to park inconsiderately 🤣
You also have to look out for tow bars!
That's true.
When you’re reversing should you be looking through the rear view window or should you be looking forwards but checking your 3 mirrors?
Look everywhere you think is relevant, don't look at one place as you may miss something. Use the mirror or window that helps you judge where you are the most.
Hard on your left, Dave.
Really helpful
0:16 the blue car has some nice wheels😂
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Richard, can you help
I'm peeved at myself, in motor trade 18 years and gave up PDi / ADi
I CANNOT PARK, I can get in nicely, but tidying-up forward parking, or squaring up I go forward not centred and hit alloys at low low speeds as often as 15 times 18 months. I am a terrible judge of space by front wheel to kurb
A fresh valeted beautiful car, today. heavy kurbed nice alloys premium car when after reversing in going forward park high curb hit hard slow speed
I blame driving different cars. I blame tight parking with wheel trim cars touching curbs. I blame myself. I don't use reference point/s. I don't drive just the one car. I thought this was the problem the multi car use.
What should I do, it is annoying me so much I may get lessons , which is ironic when I passed PDi PT2 !
I would recommend taking your time and adjusting your mirrors when parking to help you see the kerb. The only reason I don't touch the kerb when I park is because I can see it in the mirror. Also, you may be trying to get too close to the kerb or park in a space that's too small. When going forwards you can't see the kerb so I always play it safe and make sure I'm not getting closer if I'm already relatively close. I get closer on the way back when I can see it.
@@ConquerDriving thanks Richard. RE: Mirror. I realised I need to reverse kurb to driver side. So I can reverse onto kurb see rear tyre driver mirror and lift up my person to physically see front wheel offside our drivers window. I’m ok ish parking on a straight unless reverse in and it’s talk kurb time
Hi conquer I can move off both ways. But sometimes I have a bad habit of moving off using only clutch and then adding gas when start moving ? Would I fail a test for this. Is it bad for the car to move off without setting gas ?
As long as the car moves with good control and without struggling it doesn't matter the method you use. But not adding gas will cause some cars to struggle.
Thanks + Great videos(following some others too).Once parked in driving test in bay.Can we secure the car and come out to see the positioning of the front? Is it allowed to step out and see ( I am aware, side and back we can see in mirrors).
If you're are safe and legal then it should be fine. You have to be safe and legal to pass a test.
"Legal"? I asked from the perspective of the driver sitting along with the Examiner. Can a legal driver secure a car in test and come out to see if his/her positioning of front is correct while in bay.(is it allowed)?There will definitely be Minor but at least surety in some tricky situations.
I always download the vid and mirror the video because my road are in the right
Hi mate can u do full video drive automatic car drive I saw old vid one u did pls
I would like to do some more auto content in the future, the video I did a while back that I think you're referring to should be all you need to move and stop an automatic. ruclips.net/video/kTZCinivLco/видео.html
Hi can someone please help me. My driving test is in afternoon time it's been now one month left, so I thought I need to practice some lessons around that time but my instructor keep telling me there's no difference so I just have lessons in the morning. I wanted to make sure how I would drive in busy time and it should be dark earlier
Can someone please guide me
Sounds like you need some private practise in a friend or family members car or you need to get your instructor to take you out when you want. It's important to get used to busier traffic.
@@ConquerDriving yes I'll. Thank you
This haopened after a gp appt parked away from the car park as scared lol then cars behind n front, i was mind stuck just cooled car and waited till they both left😂😢
🥰 the ending xd
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hi this is really helpful. could you please make a video on Getting out from tight parallel park uphill and downhill. i have to use handbrake often in that situation. i tried without handbrake first and only use brake then I stalled. as i have Kia petrol 2007 (often stalled)
keep reversing then forward many times exit from tight space makes me stressful as a new driver
This video may help: ruclips.net/video/BmM-fO5AFHc/видео.html
@@ConquerDriving yes that's uphill clutch control. clearly explained. thank you
What about when you get complete idiots parking one or two inches from your front bumper and there is no room to reverse either; this has happened to me!
Then there is nothing you can do. I had someone park outside my driveway once and I couldn't get out.
@@ConquerDriving
Many times scumbags have blocked my driveway and it's mostly the next door neighbour that does it!
It'd be great parking/leaving tips for cars with no power steering lmao
Just give up cause you won't get out haha.
But for real, keep the car rolling as slow as humanly possible and start steering back all the way before stopping and changing gear. The key is to steer back as late as possible while still getting enough angle on it that you don't have to shuffle a million times.
Super 👍
I get anxious reversing into parking spaces and on my drive. Any advice? Or is it just practice?
Practise and help, get and and check if you need to, use reversing sensors to help you learn to judge space if you have them and practise clutch control somewhere quiet so you're easily able to keep the car slow.
8:22 very hard for a begginer to come that close to a car withtout hitting it, it's way too hard to judge the distance and how close you actually are.
I have a question about clutch and the bite point at a stop on a hill. Is it bad to use the footbrake then find the bite point; then when your ready to go, release the brake and press gas?
I am a new manual driver I am just concerned about the longevity of the clutch with this method.
It's not bad but won't work in all cars, you need to learn the skill to drive all. This video may help ruclips.net/video/UdTSRBJrw7Y/видео.html
@@ConquerDriving ah thank you I've been searching for this exact video. Also, do experienced drivers use handbrake starts? I'm Canadian and was never really taught to drive manual.
Hi can someone answer please if I’m doing reverse parallel park the front of the car swings out that moment a car approaches from behind should I stop and let him go 🛑 or should I continue the manoeuvre? I continued the manoeuvre as I felt there wasn’t much space for the car behind to pass through my instructor says I should have stopped there. Please help out.
When reversing you should give way to anyone you are affecting. If a car is coming and you're getting in their way you need to wait until you know that won't try to pass you. However if you feel you are getting out of their way it's better to continue. You have to deal with each situation separately and logically think what the most sensible thing to do is. Bare in mind a car may mount the kerb to pass you so if you think there is not enough room for them to pass they may still try.
@@ConquerDriving many thanks for taking time to reply me. I really appreciate that. My test is on 11th November. I have learnt a lot from you.
How many miles does it take for a petrol car to break down? My car is a Peugeot 207 and it has already travelled roughly 96,700 miles
There is not set mileage, some cars are problematic before they leave the factory and some go over 500,000 miles. All cars will need maintenance and repairs and the difference between petrol and diesel these days is smaller than it has ever been.
Fr Kingston, Jamaica
Did you map your car
It is standard.
Ur site is not protected i guess its saying attackers might steal ur information
Nothing unusual in Paris or NYC.
Watching it from India