I relate to Chez so much when he said about being eager “I wanna pass so bad but it’s messing me up, I know I can drive” that has been me for MONTHS!! The self pressure can be intense 😅
@@Fendermotorama lol my instructor said I was making faults when I went to a different one they said I wasn’t making them faults but making other faults, so I said fuck you and got false plates. God the money I’ve saved. Thousands and ID is easy you can get a scannable full uk realistic fake drivers license for £40.With full rfid tags. I’m not buying into a system tailored to only rich youths being able to drive legally, with lessons paid from bank of mummy and daddy and their spanking new car. Insurance is a scam too when your whole car is worth less than £500. It’s costs me more to replace my gearbox (£700)than get a new car.
honestly chez seems like a really nice guy! good luck to him on his test, hopefully you can help him sort out these few things ready for it, he seems like a decent driver but certainly needs to just relax and not rush into things.
Hey I think Chez hit the nail on the head, he’s so determined and eager but makes silly mistakes because of that. He’ll become a better driver doing these mistakes and correcting them ❤ x
these videos are so good, i like that amans mock tests are actually TESTS, not like some where they talk or start correcting a mistake, this will stand the students in good stead as its so realistic to the real test!!!! Fab
Hi Aman, i passed my test last week (second attempt) and I just wanted to say thank you for all of these videos that you make as they have helped me massively and I wouldn’t have been able to do it without them :)
Dear Aman I haven't met you but I have to say you are one of the best instructors out in the world and I wish I had you as my instructor like at 9:00 I watched more than 50 videos nobody explained you did. your pupils are so lucky....Thank you for your videos and great explanation.
20:40 is exactly how I failed my test 35 minutes in....I wasn't too familiar with the de-mist controls, spent too long trying to adjust it how I thought it was correct and in that 1-2 second span the car drifted out slightly causing the examiner to take action!
What happened at 3:00 is so annoying - It’s a lose lose. I was doing a driving lesson the other day and I saw a guy waiting to cross the road but kind of edging out ready to go as soon as he saw a chance (not at a crossing) and I slowed down (but didn’t stop) and was told I should of kept going because I have priority and shouldn’t stop in the middle of the road for pedestrians. But I said ‘I thought he was about to walk out into the road so I slowed down’ and instructor agreed and said ‘yes he did look like that.’ lol, What?!! As a driver I’m always told to anticipate what could happen and I have anticipated this man may walk into the road and have adjusted my speed appropriately but if I do then it’s wrong because I’m not following the rules of the road😅. Not blaming my instructor or Aman (both are lovely!) and ultimately it’s a small thing in the bigger picture. But I hope it doesn’t happen on my test! It’s one of those things that just depends on the judgement of the instructor/examiner I guess.
I can totally see myself at his position few years ago, very desperate to just get that license. No shame in trying because eventually you succeed. Well done to both :)
Guys gals more added pressure these days due to difficulties in getting another test date. Most pupils fail on silly and one major. More often or not if you could take that test within few weeks of failing you’d more than likely nail it! Test waiting times is destroying confidence and stopping so many from getting there licence!
I'm an experienced and well-qualified driver, Police-qualified motorcyclist and a professional in Road Safety. Why am I so addicted to these videos? I'll tell you why. It's because of Aman's amazing facial expressions!
4:31 Minor for undue hesitation - here in Victoria Australia it would be an instant fail (Immediate Termination Error) if you moved out and blocked the lane coming from your right while waiting for traffic coming from the left, for Unsafe Position. And if you force the the cars from the right to give way, not only are you holding up the flow of traffic but you’ve failed to give way yourself. It seems strange to be allowed to move out half way, and to be penalised for not doing so.
don't know about Australia but I agree this is strange, advice here was to force traffic to give you way when you should give way. I get the point of doing it when it's safe to do so, but is that by the book - not quite sure
This way of emerging right is not the standard way of doing it. It is a default way to opt for if it seems impossible to emerge within a long time. The technique, once you have convinced yourself it is the only way to successfully emerge right, is initially only move forward when there is a safe gap from right and no vehicles are turning right into the road you are turning out of. Move to the advanced position blocking half the road, any less and traffic will weave around you. A polite driver from the left will give way and let you complete. This is encouraged as they see their oncoming traffic is blocked and stationary and they like to do nice things to sort it out. It is shocking at the large number of polite drivers are around.
@@keith6400 As I said I totally get the point and this is certainly worth trying once you have a driving licence (and I won't mind doing it myself should I need to). But let me reword my question - do you think you would pass a driving exam if you did that? You could argue that even if you don't emerge, there might be always someone nice to notice you and let you out. As I don't think if you get stuck in a middle of a road blocking others and forcing your way through, even politely, would make an examiner happy
The de-mister button press was like the climax of a really good movie...i was on the edge of my seat! I was thinking "dont go for it at the garage exit where the black car was coming out" @ 21:50
Poor Chez, some really busy areas on those routes but doing these now means when he has his test he will know what to do. I know people who have been driving for years and when I get in their car they are asking me about less familiar road markings or layouts and it's like 😨 Get me out of the car! Being tested now will stand Chez in good stead for the future, for his test and beyond!
Screaming in silence lol-I can relate. Your lovely face says it all!!-my mock tests were very difficult to pass-I always used a humorous approach with my students which found would relax them
Where I live you have to take an internal theory exam (you take it in the center you had theory classes) , if you pass it you are sent to external exam at a center where everithing is under survailance (literally cameras all around you and in Your face) if you dont pass both exams you can t have your internal and external driving test, which is basically the same as the theory one. The internal test is with you instructor, it is a mock test and if you pass it you can take the external one where a qualified examiner comes and tests you. Ps. Idk how it is in the UK but here on the theory you can’t make more than 4 mistakes on the written exam (min. 87/97 p. ) and then you can take the driving exam after not less than 31 yours with an instructor. I heard you can learn to drive with Your parents in the UK but here you MUST be with an instructor and cover no less than 31 hours.
Damn in UK we sit in a computer room and do the theory test which is some multiple choice questions and a hazard perception test where you click when you see a developing hazard. And the driving test is independent driving with an examined and some questions and a manoeuvre. Takes about 40 minutes. And yeah in the UK you can learn with a person who's insured and then take your test if you want to.
Definitely better Chez, still a few scary moments, with the blue van, the bus and those posts on the car park! Aman you'll have to film his lesson, we want him to succeed. Good Luck with your Test Chez come back and tell us how you do.
18:02 Do instructors also talk about the no so obvious hazards? Such as in this instance the low lying sun, and visibility for oncoming traffic. It noticed they do have headlights on which is good, :)
When he said he’s messing up because of his eagerness, because he wants to pass so bad, I relate to that a LOT. I’m having my second test in a few days and I had to wait 2 months. In all fairness I drive wayyy better now and I feels a bit more confident but I still doubt myself because I think all others know to drive better and know the rules better. Yesterday I was making a left turn and the road only had one lane for my way, and Two others for the other way, and there was a car going toward me on my lane and I told my instructor “am I going on the opposite lane ?”. I doubt myself so much when in fact 90% of the times I’m right, the stuff I’ve seen experienced drivers do makes me really mad. I need to stop stressing about my parking and all else because I am doing really well, but the pressure and stress knowing you’re being examined really gets to you.
The congested roundabout was a bit difficult to judge I think. If I was in his position I would have thought as you give way to the right on a roundabout, I wouldn’t thought it’d be ok for me to cross their path even with the second car giving way to me as, I wouldn’t have thought to do it lol.
6:54 I'm pretty sure that that's a serious fault since he's affected traffic around him to slow down and an instructor on a different channel Said that he failed his test because of doing that
I disagree with the moving off and indicating, at least from a US perspective. If you don't nudge yourself out and put your indicator on your gonna sit there. I put it on telling whomever, I want to get out. I guess this for busy roads??
For busy roads yes but this is for new learner drivers as what they tend to do is, they signal but usually they are not actually ready to move off. On busy road you’ve got to be ready to move off and wait with a signal :)
It’s about signalling when you’re not ready to go, or when you’re prepared to wait for the car behind to pass first. To signal in that situation causes confusion.
At 2:37...Giving way to a pedestrian can make things worse, especially a child. Giving way they will most likely run across trying to be helpful and that car turning right could have the child in the pillar blindspot and run into her. I think the best thing is what Chez done. I haved waved people out before and they have near gotten ran over so ive stopped doing it. I know there is no real right answer but it takes the responsiblity away from you.
You can see he’s wants to pass so bad, he just needs to relax, his speed is what’s costing him the vital few seconds he needs to adjust and spot little clues in tricky situations like clearances and road markings.
There wasn't any markings for straight. The 2nd exit was more right than straight ahead too. Left sign markings usually mean left turning cars only. If he stayed left and went ahead especially with a car on the right hand lane, he would be crossing the hatched area and cutting into their path.
my first test i wanted to pass first time like all my instructors other students.... forgetting im 11years older than them and my brain isnt so sponge like anymore... i had a terrible examiner and my determination turned to nerves and i made so many mistakes. 2nd time i was more relaxed but got mixrd up as my nerves got the better of me again. I really am gunning for chez. Did he pass his actual test?
Hey Aman. What are the actual rules regarding pushing out onto the main road at the beginning? I was never taught this and was always told to just wait for a safe gap? My instructor would’ve said I was potentially obstructing traffic as it may be clear when you pull out half way but what if no one lets you in?
I’ve a question- every time I’m ready to move of my instructor tells me I shouldn’t give signals to move off since there are cars behind and it’ll make them slow and it’s a fault? I can only signals and move off when cars are very far and I can move off or when the road behind me is completely clear? I’m confused since I always see the videos and people do signal If they’re ready to go off even tho there are cars going behind them?
*Ideally* you should signal before you're about to take a good gap that won't affect other road users (so signal roughly after the last car has passed). However, if there's heavy traffic (especially slow moving) then it's best to signal to request a gap be created for you (traffic slowing/stopping to give way to you). The more you do it, the more confident you will be in identifying these gaps and timing your signal. Sometimes drivers will flash headlights to give way to you, but you MUST be sure it's safe to move off and take that gap :) *Accidental longer story:* Back to the first paragraph; because if you simply signal when you're not ready/it's not safe to move off AND there most likely will be an empty gap for you to take because there's no heavy traffic, then other drivers will be unsure if you will pull out in front of them or not, which might cause them to slow down as a safety measure which means you interrupted the flow of traffic. Also the doubt in their minds alone is not a great thing to have to worry about constantly (imagine yourself in their shoes). Hope that made it more clear for you, of course I'm not witnessing the instructor telling you this in the road conditions you are in, but as a learner driver this makes the most sense to me :)
I think he thought that was a mini roundabout when he suddenly stopped. The bend threw him off. He needs to brush up on street signs & road markings, tidy up his general driving & he’ll pass in no time.
@@LB-rj7fj 4th serious fault was for undue hesitation in the roundabout with traffic buildup. When the learner didn't take the spot that the lady is left for him. It was not about clearance. Or has I counted the fault number incorrectly?
@@LB-rj7fj traffic was already held up and if anything he should have been given minor fault not serious. After all this is general rule traffic already in the roundabout has priority. This is my opinion; I don't seem to accept it.
If you're not sure if you can pass safely its best to stop behind the cars on the left and give way. I don't think it is a serious fault if you misjudge and stop to give way even if there is enough space to pass by as that isn't dangerous, I guess its better to do that than risking getting too close and getting a serious.👍
I feel Chazs eagerness to pass means he's booked his test too early. He needs ar least 30-40 hours with an instructor before he can be classed as ready, I feel.
He would’ve have done his test past by now, but by judging his abilities from this video it seems to me he may have passed just by a bit if he brushed up his driving ability during those ten days. If not, I believe he has failed.
Aman. Remember the guy who harrased and recorded you. I think he has a RUclips channel and after that encounter he has disabled the comments 🤣 also well-done Chez! You will make a great driver
Hi Amen Some good points in this video. This pupil is clearly not ready to drive independently though. Did you suggest he postpone his test? I did chuckle when you asked him about the tread depth of the tyres. It's easily done, but you agreed with his wrong answer. He said it needs to be 1.6mm, where this is the legal minimum required and should be above this. Out of interest, do you use an eye mirror to watch the pupil? On one of the stops on the left, both you and the pupil missed the blind spot check, but it wasn't mentioned as a driving fault (not minor)? Thank you for the content 👍
Clearview Driving. Sometimes you can be ridiculous. How do you expect a pupil to know where the de-mister button (and other buttons) are when driving? You should show them where these buttons are at the beginning of the lesson. Every car locates these buttons in different places.
Officially joining the passed but still watching gang! Second time with no minors all thanks to your vids. ❤️ Keep up the good work Aman 🪬 You’re the best
I relate to Chez so much when he said about being eager “I wanna pass so bad but it’s messing me up, I know I can drive” that has been me for MONTHS!! The self pressure can be intense 😅
I passed my test first time.. day before my theory ran out. I used rescue remedy!!! It’s amazing.. give that a try!!! Good luck!!
@Shortclips 101 aww I already passed my test since I commented this, it was just whilst I was learning I put myself under a lot of pressure 😊
@@Fendermotorama lol my instructor said I was making faults when I went to a different one they said I wasn’t making them faults but making other faults, so I said fuck you and got false plates. God the money I’ve saved. Thousands and ID is easy you can get a scannable full uk realistic fake drivers license for £40.With full rfid tags.
I’m not buying into a system tailored to only rich youths being able to drive legally, with lessons paid from bank of mummy and daddy and their spanking new car.
Insurance is a scam too when your whole car is worth less than £500. It’s costs me more to replace my gearbox (£700)than get a new car.
@@Fendermotorama congrats on the pass. Welcome to the open road:)
what's rescue remedy?
@@summergrimes6640
honestly chez seems like a really nice guy! good luck to him on his test, hopefully you can help him sort out these few things ready for it, he seems like a decent driver but certainly needs to just relax and not rush into things.
Hey I think Chez hit the nail on the head, he’s so determined and eager but makes silly mistakes because of that. He’ll become a better driver doing these mistakes and correcting them ❤ x
these videos are so good, i like that amans mock tests are actually TESTS, not like some where they talk or start correcting a mistake, this will stand the students in good stead as its so realistic to the real test!!!! Fab
Hi Aman, i passed my test last week (second attempt) and I just wanted to say thank you for all of these videos that you make as they have helped me massively and I wouldn’t have been able to do it without them :)
Dear Aman I haven't met you but I have to say you are one of the best instructors out in the world and I wish I had you as my instructor like at 9:00 I watched more than 50 videos nobody explained you did. your pupils are so lucky....Thank you for your videos and great explanation.
These videos help me teach my friend how to drive, He has Sima's roundabout skills, Chinna's sense of space, and chez's changing skills.
20:40 is exactly how I failed my test 35 minutes in....I wasn't too familiar with the de-mist controls, spent too long trying to adjust it how I thought it was correct and in that 1-2 second span the car drifted out slightly causing the examiner to take action!
Chez’s face as the bus passes on the bridge 😂😂
I passed my driving test over a month ago but really love watching your videos. I find them helpful and interesting.
What happened at 3:00 is so annoying - It’s a lose lose.
I was doing a driving lesson the other day and I saw a guy waiting to cross the road but kind of edging out ready to go as soon as he saw a chance (not at a crossing) and I slowed down (but didn’t stop) and was told I should of kept going because I have priority and shouldn’t stop in the middle of the road for pedestrians. But I said ‘I thought he was about to walk out into the road so I slowed down’ and instructor agreed and said ‘yes he did look like that.’ lol, What?!! As a driver I’m always told to anticipate what could happen and I have anticipated this man may walk into the road and have adjusted my speed appropriately but if I do then it’s wrong because I’m not following the rules of the road😅. Not blaming my instructor or Aman (both are lovely!) and ultimately it’s a small thing in the bigger picture. But I hope it doesn’t happen on my test! It’s one of those things that just depends on the judgement of the instructor/examiner I guess.
I can totally see myself at his position few years ago, very desperate to just get that license. No shame in trying because eventually you succeed. Well done to both :)
Guys gals more added pressure these days due to difficulties in getting another test date. Most pupils fail on silly and one major. More often or not if you could take that test within few weeks of failing you’d more than likely nail it! Test waiting times is destroying confidence and stopping so many from getting there licence!
Your face after he got too close😂. Thanks for these videos btw, passed last week with 1 minor.
nice one
Chez pt3 release date please. Chez really made massive improvement in his driving from a classic bad driver to Learner driver.
I'm an experienced and well-qualified driver, Police-qualified motorcyclist and a professional in Road Safety.
Why am I so addicted to these videos? I'll tell you why. It's because of Aman's amazing facial expressions!
4:31 Minor for undue hesitation - here in Victoria Australia it would be an instant fail (Immediate Termination Error) if you moved out and blocked the lane coming from your right while waiting for traffic coming from the left, for Unsafe Position. And if you force the the cars from the right to give way, not only are you holding up the flow of traffic but you’ve failed to give way yourself. It seems strange to be allowed to move out half way, and to be penalised for not doing so.
don't know about Australia but I agree this is strange, advice here was to force traffic to give you way when you should give way. I get the point of doing it when it's safe to do so, but is that by the book - not quite sure
This way of emerging right is not the standard way of doing it. It is a default way to opt for if it seems impossible to emerge within a long time. The technique, once you have convinced yourself it is the only way to successfully emerge right, is initially only move forward when there is a safe gap from right and no vehicles are turning right into the road you are turning out of. Move to the advanced position blocking half the road, any less and traffic will weave around you. A polite driver from the left will give way and let you complete. This is encouraged as they see their oncoming traffic is blocked and stationary and they like to do nice things to sort it out. It is shocking at the large number of polite drivers are around.
@@keith6400 the other way is to just turn left.
@@Steve21945 Ideally with a nearby roundabout to double back at,
@@keith6400 As I said I totally get the point and this is certainly worth trying once you have a driving licence (and I won't mind doing it myself should I need to). But let me reword my question - do you think you would pass a driving exam if you did that? You could argue that even if you don't emerge, there might be always someone nice to notice you and let you out. As I don't think if you get stuck in a middle of a road blocking others and forcing your way through, even politely, would make an examiner happy
The de-mister button press was like the climax of a really good movie...i was on the edge of my seat! I was thinking "dont go for it at the garage exit where the black car was coming out" @ 21:50
about tyres - he said "it should be 1 point 6 INCH", instead of milimeters, i's a big difference
Poor Chez, some really busy areas on those routes but doing these now means when he has his test he will know what to do. I know people who have been driving for years and when I get in their car they are asking me about less familiar road markings or layouts and it's like 😨 Get me out of the car! Being tested now will stand Chez in good stead for the future, for his test and beyond!
Aman you are glowing! Great video as always 👍
Eyyyy you guys were really close where I live! Bless you Chez you got it bro and Aman is a great instructor ❤
Screaming in silence lol-I can relate. Your lovely face says it all!!-my mock tests were very difficult to pass-I always used a humorous approach with my students which found would relax them
Good luck to him
Can you give us your tips and opinions driving in snow please?
Use higher gears and don’t over rev the accelerator. Use it very slowly
Just use clutch control
And don't drive in the snow at all if you can avoid it, is the main tip
@@HaydnG266 that’s the obvious. But if it’s an essential drive
Where I live you have to take an internal theory exam (you take it in the center you had theory classes) , if you pass it you are sent to external exam at a center where everithing is under survailance (literally cameras all around you and in Your face) if you dont pass both exams you can t have your internal and external driving test, which is basically the same as the theory one. The internal test is with you instructor, it is a mock test and if you pass it you can take the external one where a qualified examiner comes and tests you.
Ps. Idk how it is in the UK but here on the theory you can’t make more than 4 mistakes on the written exam (min. 87/97 p. ) and then you can take the driving exam after not less than 31 yours with an instructor.
I heard you can learn to drive with Your parents in the UK but here you MUST be with an instructor and cover no less than 31 hours.
I am sitting for my external theory exam this friday!! Hope I pass!!
Damn in UK we sit in a computer room and do the theory test which is some multiple choice questions and a hazard perception test where you click when you see a developing hazard. And the driving test is independent driving with an examined and some questions and a manoeuvre. Takes about 40 minutes.
And yeah in the UK you can learn with a person who's insured and then take your test if you want to.
The theory you have to pass about 86% for the questions and the hazard perception you need 57 out of 75.
Definitely better Chez, still a few scary moments, with the blue van, the bus and those posts on the car park! Aman you'll have to film his lesson, we want him to succeed. Good Luck with your Test Chez come back and tell us how you do.
Not horrible, he just loves taking the smallest gaps known to man...
18:02 Do instructors also talk about the no so obvious hazards? Such as in this instance the low lying sun, and visibility for oncoming traffic. It noticed they do have headlights on which is good, :)
One more zing...zing.... amazing 😌😊 voice,clear voice neat and clean explanation I like it
Chez is a Good Driver under Aman Instructor, He is trying to prove but dont need it just need self belief i am sure he can do that.Thanks Aman
9:43 Gorgeous sunset 🌅✨
these videos help me so much thank you xx
When he said he’s messing up because of his eagerness, because he wants to pass so bad, I relate to that a LOT. I’m having my second test in a few days and I had to wait 2 months. In all fairness I drive wayyy better now and I feels a bit more confident but I still doubt myself because I think all others know to drive better and know the rules better. Yesterday I was making a left turn and the road only had one lane for my way, and Two others for the other way, and there was a car going toward me on my lane and I told my instructor “am I going on the opposite lane ?”. I doubt myself so much when in fact 90% of the times I’m right, the stuff I’ve seen experienced drivers do makes me really mad. I need to stop stressing about my parking and all else because I am doing really well, but the pressure and stress knowing you’re being examined really gets to you.
I'm learning myself and it's good knowledge to take in it's hard he just needs to breathe and relax more
Aman your hair looks vice 👌🏾☺️
The congested roundabout was a bit difficult to judge I think. If I was in his position I would have thought as you give way to the right on a roundabout, I wouldn’t thought it’d be ok for me to cross their path even with the second car giving way to me as, I wouldn’t have thought to do it lol.
13:27 Not a serious fault? The car in the mirror seems to be braking quite sharply as a result of our unconventional stop.
6:54 I'm pretty sure that that's a serious fault since he's affected traffic around him to slow down and an instructor on a different channel Said that he failed his test because of doing that
I love Aman's facial expressions, they're the best! 🤣
great vid Aman
Chez driving Just like myn. Conftdent. He did Better in this mok test then the last 1.
Let him relax little seemed a bit intense but he'll get there
I disagree with the moving off and indicating, at least from a US perspective. If you don't nudge yourself out and put your indicator on your gonna sit there. I put it on telling whomever, I want to get out. I guess this for busy roads??
For busy roads yes but this is for new learner drivers as what they tend to do is, they signal but usually they are not actually ready to move off.
On busy road you’ve got to be ready to move off and wait with a signal :)
It’s about signalling when you’re not ready to go, or when you’re prepared to wait for the car behind to pass first. To signal in that situation causes confusion.
Sorry, the last thing we want is advise from Americans, thank you🤣
At 2:37...Giving way to a pedestrian can make things worse, especially a child. Giving way they will most likely run across trying to be helpful and that car turning right could have the child in the pillar blindspot and run into her. I think the best thing is what Chez done. I haved waved people out before and they have near gotten ran over so ive stopped doing it. I know there is no real right answer but it takes the responsiblity away from you.
So odd seeing Chertsey my home town in one of these videos haha
Same lmao
You can see he’s wants to pass so bad, he just needs to relax, his speed is what’s costing him the vital few seconds he needs to adjust and spot little clues in tricky situations like clearances and road markings.
can I ask a question please. on 0:22 the arrow showed left turn only. he goes straight on the rundabout. is that acceptable?
There wasn't any markings for straight. The 2nd exit was more right than straight ahead too. Left sign markings usually mean left turning cars only. If he stayed left and went ahead especially with a car on the right hand lane, he would be crossing the hatched area and cutting into their path.
my first test i wanted to pass first time like all my instructors other students.... forgetting im 11years older than them and my brain isnt so sponge like anymore... i had a terrible examiner and my determination turned to nerves and i made so many mistakes. 2nd time i was more relaxed but got mixrd up as my nerves got the better of me again.
I really am gunning for chez. Did he pass his actual test?
Hey Aman. What are the actual rules regarding pushing out onto the main road at the beginning? I was never taught this and was always told to just wait for a safe gap? My instructor would’ve said I was potentially obstructing traffic as it may be clear when you pull out half way but what if no one lets you in?
He will get there. Just needs more refinement.
I’ve a question- every time I’m ready to move of my instructor tells me
I shouldn’t give signals to move off since there are cars behind and it’ll make them slow and it’s a fault? I can only signals and move off when cars are very far and I can move off or when the road behind me is completely clear? I’m confused since I always see the videos and people do signal
If they’re ready to go off even tho there are cars going behind them?
*Ideally* you should signal before you're about to take a good gap that won't affect other road users (so signal roughly after the last car has passed).
However, if there's heavy traffic (especially slow moving) then it's best to signal to request a gap be created for you (traffic slowing/stopping to give way to you).
The more you do it, the more confident you will be in identifying these gaps and timing your signal. Sometimes drivers will flash headlights to give way to you, but you MUST be sure it's safe to move off and take that gap :)
*Accidental longer story:*
Back to the first paragraph; because if you simply signal when you're not ready/it's not safe to move off AND there most likely will be an empty gap for you to take because there's no heavy traffic, then other drivers will be unsure if you will pull out in front of them or not, which might cause them to slow down as a safety measure which means you interrupted the flow of traffic.
Also the doubt in their minds alone is not a great thing to have to worry about constantly (imagine yourself in their shoes).
Hope that made it more clear for you, of course I'm not witnessing the instructor telling you this in the road conditions you are in, but as a learner driver this makes the most sense to me :)
If there are pedestrians on the roadside now, you have to let pedestrians go first, right?
Love video
I think he thought that was a mini roundabout when he suddenly stopped. The bend threw him off. He needs to brush up on street signs & road markings, tidy up his general driving & he’ll pass in no time.
4th serious fault was a bit unfair, don't u think?
@@LB-rj7fj 4th serious fault was for undue hesitation in the roundabout with traffic buildup. When the learner didn't take the spot that the lady is left for him. It was not about clearance. Or has I counted the fault number incorrectly?
@@rajpern Oh I get ya now, read it wromg sorry. Nah not unfair at all, he could of continued on.
He held up traffic behind, affecting the flow.
@@LB-rj7fj traffic was already held up and if anything he should have been given minor fault not serious. After all this is general rule traffic already in the roundabout has priority. This is my opinion; I don't seem to accept it.
@@rajpernyes, traffic in the roundabout has priority, but they’ve left a gap so you should go
During the bay park, it felt like Aman was just thinking ‘ whats for lunch?’🤔
This is the first time I have seen Aman not able to react to some serious faults and a dangerous fault as it came out of the blue.
Has Chez passed please?
Hi Amman why are people still bothering with learning manual?
How much do u charge per class
I enjoy your videos Aman!! ❤
Chez isn't ready for his test. Put it back a couple more months.
Why isn’t he ready? He drove incredibly smoothly? he was just in a new area
Damn, she didn’t have to pull the sigma face on him in the thumbnail 😨
Did he get his license?? Does she say when people pass?
I struggle with clearance the same way chez does, anyone got any tips?
If you're not sure if you can pass safely its best to stop behind the cars on the left and give way. I don't think it is a serious fault if you misjudge and stop to give way even if there is enough space to pass by as that isn't dangerous, I guess its better to do that than risking getting too close and getting a serious.👍
@@shnclashes2919 I’ve sorted it out now cheers 👍🏾
Your face near the van XD
Passed first time with only 2 minors today
I feel Chazs eagerness to pass means he's booked his test too early. He needs ar least 30-40 hours with an instructor before he can be classed as ready, I feel.
I love watching these videos but there’s getting way too many ads in them, very off putting
Silly mistakes rushing when there is no need. I was putting a lot of pressure on myself in doing so made silly mistakes.
Amman I'll pay for the Petrol
He would’ve have done his test past by now, but by judging his abilities from this video it seems to me he may have passed just by a bit if he brushed up his driving ability during those ten days. If not, I believe he has failed.
Hi please may I do a lesson with u
This is difficult place to learn and become expert.
Aman. Remember the guy who harrased and recorded you. I think he has a RUclips channel and after that encounter he has disabled the comments 🤣 also well-done Chez! You will make a great driver
Hi Amen
Some good points in this video.
This pupil is clearly not ready to drive independently though.
Did you suggest he postpone his test?
I did chuckle when you asked him about the tread depth of the tyres. It's easily done, but you agreed with his wrong answer. He said it needs to be 1.6mm, where this is the legal minimum required and should be above this.
Out of interest, do you use an eye mirror to watch the pupil?
On one of the stops on the left, both you and the pupil missed the blind spot check, but it wasn't mentioned as a driving fault (not minor)?
Thank you for the content 👍
I have a car Amman automatic
She’s so fine😫
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Hi
In india we learn fast we not even care about this..!
How they got the rear view of car when there is no one shooting ahed this video
Clearview Driving.
Sometimes you can be ridiculous. How do you expect a pupil to know where the de-mister button (and other buttons) are when driving? You should show them where these buttons are at the beginning of the lesson. Every car locates these buttons in different places.
This isn’t a lesson though. This is a mock test, they should have learned to do that prior to the mock test.
Damn she fine
Kars Kill.
First
Very Rude reactions
theres Chemistry
Don't know about the uk, but over here you can tell inmediatly when it's a black person driving... absolut horror 10/10
No one cares about what you think or where you live.
Wow, racism is so cool.
@@raigenhuss7030 It's not racism, it's a natural fact.
I invite you to ride with me, trust me you will forget every life sry driving lesson in one ride.
Damn why i m so desperate 😭😭😭
Officially joining the passed but still watching gang! Second time with no minors all thanks to your vids. ❤️ Keep up the good work Aman 🪬 You’re the best
I passed third time without any minors :D
Me too!
This lady is addictive
Wts wrong love?? U getting weaker evry pasing day r u sick ?
What’s wrong with your spelling?
@@courts6969 its for a normal educated person thats the problm not for a fst grader 😠😡