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i think the minute the instructor basically threatened to fail her at the beginning, she felt anxious and began making mistakes. it’s understandable why she got the deduction, you’re supposed to drive slow in a parking lot especially if there are pedestrians. however i don’t think the way he warned her helped during the test. i’m grateful that i had a driving instructor that was nice and understanding and when he tested me he had the same attitude. good attitude = good driver = pass test. i’m surprised she passed but hopefully she improves the more she drives.
the way he warned her wasn't bad, when you are on the road you should know how to deal with stressful situations, imagine having an angry driver behind you honking on you, you need to learn to hold your pace while behind the wheel
Okay, so he/she was going 2 MPH faster in the parking lot, and he advised him to slow. The driver wasn't going that fast, and there wasn't anyone there, other than a car or two parked. Everything else was fine other than the long delay to turn left at near the end, but, I do get why he did, he was so paranoid of this test driver, he figured he'd wait. If that intstrutor wasn't in the car, do you think the driver would have waited so long? Helllll noooo!
Honestly it's not their job to baby people. It is to make sure you can pass .Once she gets on the road they will eat her alive .she shouldn't of gotten her license.
I'm not afraid of failing my drivers test, I'm just afraid I'll get a mean instructor who will make me nervous more, like this dude. Edit: yup, believe it or not, I had a moody instructor on my first test and she made me nervous asf, so I ended up failing. But this time I had a nicer instructor and I felt more confident with her, and ended up passing my test!
This examiner was mean? I felt he was sweet. You have to let people know when they're making mistakes. You know who's mean? Political leaders and their supporters.
My drivers Ed teacher scared the shit out of me. He constantly grabs at the wheel and jerks the car and doesn’t tell me what I’m doing wrong. He yells at me if I go 5 above or under the speed limit and I noticed I mess up wayyyy more. The chill teacher I only drove twice with and I made no mistakes. I drive bad under pressure
All though he’s making great points for their driving, that’s not the best way you speak to a person that’s clearly nervous, have some heart and be friendly and I promise you they’ll do even a little better. They’re already nervous about the fact that they have to drive around others, they don’t need another factor to increase their stress
I don’t appreciate how he can tell she’s still nervous but his tone with her is as if she’s dumb. The whole ramp situation. I understand driving is a serious deal. But his tone and demeanor towards her is just gross.
She wasn't even going that fast in the parking lot, no wonder she's nervous when the examiner threatens her with cancelling the test just for that 🙄 I think any learner would be anxious no matter how confident they were
speed in cameras is way different, i have a dashcam and my videos seem like im going slow but in most of them im going the advised legal speed for city (55mph), additionally i drive a manual and in parking lost and such i let the car idle in second gear which is around 8mph
Torrance may be the easier DMV than Hawthorne or Compton, but there are two examiners (Tony and Ayo) known for failing people just because they think the applicant is going too fast. We do know that parking lot speed is 5 mph. We can't fail for going 22 in a 25 zone.
No offence..I’ve been taking my drive classes now and i can sense each time the examiner says slow down she is indeed fast..that can be sensed without even watching the speedometer
I’m currently taking classes for driving, not once was he rude or unnecessarily telling her to do something, he repeated for her actions she needed to do in a quick and timely manner. I also get anxious but I do not blame my instructor, if I know I am anxious, I shake it out and rub my hands on my legs at red lights to get any sweat off of them and take a few breathes. He treated her fairly and I would not want to be tested by someone who sugar coated my actions, when I know I am using a heavy operational machine that can harm or kiII people, he did his job and she has one more chance to take the test and pass, I think the student driver needs more practice and ways to ease their anxiety, we cannot see how she was handling the wheel, left/right signal, or the gears so let’s not judge and blame the examiner for the student driver being a risk to people around them if the student driver makes a mistake.
@@ryliecastillo6532 She probably knew it was a ramp, which was unnecessary on the examiner part. All he had to do was repeat the directions one more time or more clearly. People with driving anxiety have a hard time with simple directions with turn left then right, which sounds easy to most, not with anxious drivers. God Bless.
I thought the exact same. In Denmark, where I took my test, the examiner isn't allowed to make any comments helping the student at all. They only have to tell you where to go and the rest is up to you.
@@Contagious93812 That makes sense, why would I take the test in a manual transmission car if I’m never gonna drive one? It’s just added stress and difficulty for no reason.
@@Temeria4ever because if you take the test in an automatic car your driver's license won't be valid for manual cars and you'll never be allowed to drive them legally. if you take the test in a manual you can drive both... also anyone can drive a manual, it's not quantum mechanics to press the clutch and change gear
This instructors behavior definitely added on to her nervousness. He was straight up rude and unprofessional! New drivers aren’t perfect so you have to be patient with them. We were all once in their shoes!
@@ninjireal baby I’m an amazing driver 😂 imagine you’re learning how to drive and you have a miserable bitch talking to you as if you’re dumb. Tone of voice is everything, you can be a good instructor with patience and empathy and KINDNESS. Having a stank attitude is so draining.
After 5 fails I finally got my license! It’s pretty easy for the evaluator to fail you for simple mistakes so keep your head up if it happens. Failure doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a bad driver. Keep practicing and go at it again. You’re bound to get someone who believes in you. But for me I took a step further by contacting a private license and professional dmv agent that helped me to write a provisional letter to bypass the test drive and i was given a provisional driver's license which will last for 12 months. I got a license now and it will serve for 1 years then I renew again. My little advice. * If you think are too nervous for the test drive then you can easily switch to a provisional driver's license which you won't need to test drive.
Hey David, I’m 23 and I still haven’t been able to pass the test drive not to talk of getting a hold my license. I’m so heart broken right now but seen this here has give me a good hope. Have always heard about this provisional license but don’t know who to contact or how to get it.
Honestly I have bad anxiety and I’m really hoping my instructor is nothing like this guy because I’d 100% fail with him Edit: I passed first try! My instructor was super kind , good luck everybody!
they usually aren't like this. Usually, they're quiet, and that's a good thing. If they don't have to talk to you other than giving directions that means you're doing well.
"Left, and then right. It's called a ramp." Horrible tone, horrible respect, horrible attitude. I feel really bad for whoever got this dude as their examiner.
I always chalk it up as their first go at it was just as bad or humiliating as the person they are testing. Maybe this man failed his a dozen times when he was first getting his own license and is just taking it out on this poor student
im surprised the examiner gave them so much guidance, when i was taking my drivers test in aus the examiner was practically silent the entire time, they only spoke to say 'turn right here' or 'do a 3 point turn'. genuinely thought this was a drivers lesson at first rather than an actual test
Passed the test on my first try and now I can watch without being nervous or anxious that I will fail. If you’re watching this and you don’t have your license and are nervous- I believe in you truly!
@@samwillgoham clearly we didn’t watch the same video. i went back and watched it once again, she had 4 times that were completely safe, and another 3 that she could make work. she didn’t practice enough for this test at ALL.
Watching this for some odd reason after passing my test, so glad my examiner was very chill and I passed the first time with only 4 points off. The examiner really does make a huge difference and they have lots of wiggle room for taking off points. Good luck to anyone taking the test and remember to stay calm and that the instructor can make a world of difference when it comes down to whether you pass or not.
i passed today, - ALWAYS remember to look both ways and straight at every intersection. Build that muscle memory now - When they give you an instruction, repeat it back to them, and i guarantee you wont go wrong. - They WANT you to pass. Be calm, and just keep. your mind on the road. - Keep scanning and TURN YOUR HEAD at every turn to check for blind spots. They love that - Keep calm, you got this. I believe in you
He made me nervous and I already have my license💀 I never understood why they have to be so rude. Thank God my instructor was super nice/calm or I would've failed🙃
some instructors are "rude" bc they need to see how you will do in high stress situations like if there's a screaming baby or you have to get to a hospital you have to still drive calm
I felt I was taking the driving exam 😂. I don’t know but it was irritating me that the student driver was taking forever to turn to the dmv. Like guurl turn left you can go xD😂
Instructor's mood and temper are very important factors on driving test. Mine was super friendly and we were talking all the road test time. His friendliness made me more confident and I passed! By the way it was my second attempt.
The thing you guys don’t seem to get is anxiety 110% affects your performance. Drive tests are scary for many, having a scary attitude or intimidating personality makes it worse for us youngins. I can drive great until I start getting yelled at or my mother starts freaking out then I’m jerking around almost hitting things because she is freaking out about a trash can 8 feet away from my car.
Learn to ignore my mum was the same thing and all I did was ignore and focus on the road if you think to much with your emotions it's guaranteed you will make a mistake
I am passed my driving test today, it was easier than I though it would be. You guys just need to be calm and patience. Good luck to people have not passed the test yet🍀🍀
If any of y'all are thinking about doing a driving test. Go to the DMV around 11 just before lunch. The instructors start to get hungry by lunchtime. I had a big dude that weight 500 pounds I only drove for 4 minutes and he said I passed now let's go to lunch
When I had mine I was super nervous. Live in a city I had to parallel park and as I was two guys ran out of the house and started fighting in front of me. The instructor looked at me and said “forget this let’s go back to the dmv you passed anyways”
The instructor was making ME super nervous the way he spoke out in the beginning. My heart was literally racing lol But despite everything she still passed. This gives me hope that it's okay for some mistakes even if the instructor sounds like I failed from the start. I do hope my instructor doesn't make me as nervous as this one but I'll try to remember to just stay calm and continue doing as he says if he does.
yeah sure, rude? in traffic no one cares about your "stress". its about your safety, not the instructor's. he's there only for the test and a couple dozen lessons.
@@EricTheVlogger We are talking about the parking lot. You seriously think someone's gonna flip their shit because she went 2mph faster in a parking lot. Or she's gonna get told to slow down because she went 1mph faster in a 15 empty road?
My drivers test was great. He pulled out a stack of mail from his coat and just said “we’re going to run some errands.” I took him to the post office, we got McDonalds, went to Safeway and got his groceries. And I passed.
I understand she's nervous but she shouldn't have passed. The instructor having to intervene is a critical error and she made a lot of mistakes and is overall not a confident driver yet.
I agree. She impeded traffic and went dangerously slow on a right turn, didn't pay attention to road signs, etc. Here in my state if you fail to follow road signs it's a critical error and leads to immediate failure.
This instructor was a bit of a jerk. Just because the light turns green doesn’t mean it’s safe to just floor it. Also, I’d rather be surrounded by motorists driving cautiously around me than cars speeding and in a hurry for nothing. Driving is about being safe. Not driving like an idiot. If the instructor drives like an idiot, maybe he shouldn’t be testing.
He was just being condescending and fustrated since the begining, of course it would mess up the driver when the stranger sitting next to them is being scary or mad
I understand that she needs maybe little more practice, but if you can tell your student is nervous try not to be an ass. That'll make them even more nervous and start panicing.
I'm so glad I didn't get an instructor like this. No wonder the girl was nervous this guy wouldn't give her a break. My instructor simply said "And at this light turn left" "And at this stop sign turn to the right" "switch lanes to your far left lane" etc. and that was it. This guy was just nitpicky and confusing her.
well u gotta think ab it, the speed limit in post parking lots is 5mph, she was probably going like 10-13 mph which is double, almost triple and the test is all about perfection
Why wont the examiners do small talk like they do in Finland while you're doing your driving test? It really helps alleviate tension and stress during the test.
My first one didnt when i did my test but the second test (which unlike the first, i actually passed) the examiner actually did. It's just up to luck on if you get a chill dude who'll help you along the way or some old fart who fails you for hitting the gas pedal 1 millimeter too far
I understand they do sometimes need to be stern, but they are too mean. This is why kids are nervous to take the test. We get it driving is very serious but to be so rude and firm like that isn’t going to make the kid do better. My exam person was so nice, so sweet and was understanding and talked like I was a human being
Dude you are so lucky I got this mean old fart who smelled like piss. He literally failed me for one single mistake, he made me nervous the entire time and at the end of the test when he told me I had failed he said "It's Okay to be disappointed in yourself, you should be disappointed in yourself". I went back into the building and another student had even told me the same thing had happened to him but he got super sad about it and it really hurt him, I felt so bad because he was special needs. The people there are sick and don't care. They are needlessly rude at any mistake and don't make things any better when they blame it all on you and act like we're second class citizens.
I agree that the tone and attitude of the examiner can make a big difference for a nervous driver. They might not even be a nervous driver, just a nervous test taker. If they're not ready, the student driver will fail no matter what but it doesn't cost the examiner anything to be more friendly and not threaten the student by saying they'll stop the exam.
@Garden State NJ @Garden State NJ "You kinda have to be a bit firm with these road tests some people don't take it seriously". Yea no wonder, I can easily make the argument that the reason nobody takes driving tests seriously is because people like this driving instructor don't know how to properly educate them about it without yelling in into their ears and trying to control them with fear. If you continue to just control somebody with fear, in what world are they going to learn? They're already nervous as it is due to it being a test, yet it makes it 10 times worse when the examiner acts like a toddler and gets mad at you for every single thing you do even if it isn't that big of a deal. So while you're over here thinking "Wow I must've really taught them well" they are scared of you and most likely never want to work with you again. Then we wonder why unemployement is so high and ect. How can someone be so ignorant? It boggles the mind, I mean common sense should tell you that people learn way more from being a role model. No one wants to learn from the mean old grumpy dude who doesn't care about job and only does it for the money. If that's the case how about you go get a different job since your current one is so "stressful". Stop acting like examiners are marines over here fighting for our country. They get an easy job that most likely pays way more then it's supposed to. Maybe if they were a little more motived and had a better attitude the examiner wouldn't have this problem of people being in so much fear they can't even drive properly. This girl was clearly in the wrong and they still let her pass, which even further proves my point. "most people don't take driving tests seriously" most people? Where in Miami? Most people who are trying to get their license have been studying and putting in as much work as they possibly can to pass that test knowing if they don't they have to pay for another one. Why would someone go through all that trouble of paying for more and more appointments if their goal wasn't to get their license?
@Garden State NJ Thanks for acknowledging my point. They need a better system where the instructers are nicer and way more friendly. But them being friendly isn't really the key to fixing this even know it is a part of a the puzzle. The key to fixing this entirely is a proper education system on how to drive properly. It's sometimes not even the instructers fault honestly even know they can be pretty mean. The instructers shouldn't be such sourpusses to the people they are supposed to be helping. Plus they can't get mad at someone for not being taught properly. Hah I mean the only person you can blame here is the master. Probably why they are so upset, considering it reflects upon how bad their training was from the driving school. But yea you're 100% right though they shouldn't be so difficult it really makes me wonder where our society is going at this point.
This instructor needs to be fired! It was not necessary for him to conduct the test with a condescending and demeaning tone and behavior towards the student.
@@MrRyyi 4:33 “don’t look forward, look back, there’s nothing up here to see…” you should notice the tone shift in the instructors voice, especially adding the “nothing up here to see.” Most people would see this as condescending and the instructor could have worded this advice different. But you should notice that on a lot of his corrections he has that tone.
Just passed my drivers test. I love watching these knowing I don't have to worry about the test anymore. Words of advice: remain calm and be sure to PRACTICE ahead of time. It really helps. Don't be nervous!
I'm just gonna say this. When the examiner freaks tf out and get mad it makes most extremely nervous and unable to focus especially if they were already nervous to begin with. The first time I took it I had the most rudest examiner ever. Yelled at me because she wanted my dash cam to be completely removed which was literally installed into my tail lights. Couldn't remove it so basically broke it and shoved the camera inside my car then I complemented her hair when we got started to lighten the mood and she didn't even say thank you she just looked at me like she didn't gaf. From there she criticized every small thing I did on the road and it caused anxiety and errors I usually wouldn't make but I got so out of character because this person was on my butt and commenting on every small thing I did. I mean really lady you're supposed to give me directions and judge my driving not yell at me and tell me every error I make while I'm trying to focus and stay calm. I get it we are supposed to drive well under stress but my goodness some of the examers are complete jerks and feel like they also disregard people with anxiety disorders who are just trying to survive life like everyone else. Im pretty good at handling mine but when i can tell someone doesnt like me to begin with then it makes me worry. She literally made me debate on if I ever wanted to drive again tbh. The 2nd time I got a nicer woman who mentioned that that same lady basically fails almost everyone 😂 go figure. I passed ! I also found out that it wasn't necessary to break my dash cam because I only needed to just unplug it and didnt need to remove the camera etc that lady was so extraaa and most likely just wanted me to cancel the test
had a driving instructor slap my dashboard and said “where’s your AC?? IS 90° Come on dude.” made 2 errors, no critical errors but failed me because i didn’t have the “flow of an experienced driver.” took it a 2nd time. passed with 0 errors. new instructor said the first one i had people complain about but is just really strict.
Exactly! I hate driving test examiners who act like driving is fucking rocket science! When they start freaking out then it is going to make me mess up. I hate being observed when I’m practicing something.
@@optimusprime7243nah fr bro 💀 bitch needed to chill the next instructor said a lot of people complained about her behavior but they don’t give a fuck bro
I failed because I went about 5 above the speed limit for like 2 seconds (when accelerating from a turn) and then this girl just.. The world is unfair lol
I failed because I hit the curb when pulling over, but didn't go over it when forward parallel parking. My reverse parallel parking was great, all my other maneuvers and my driving was fine. It's just that hitting a curb is an automatic fail. Which I find stupid because it isn't inherently unsafe if you are doing it at very low speeds like when pulling over by a sidewalk. Retook it and passed though
yelling does not help at all to correct issues (especially if they are not that bad) for example my driving instructor screamed at me for minor mistakes which made me scared to drive for around a year and while in the car with her i'd make MORE mistakes due to the anxiety i got from being yelled at constantly. when people calmly correct my mistakes it makes me want to learn more and i remain calm.
Lol the examiner was kind of acting like her dad telling her to slow down or he’ll cancel the test at least he didn’t mark her as a failure she is nervous I can tell but the examiner does a great job of keeping her calm
She derserved to fail. Bad driving even though he was teaching her how to drive the whole time. You should be able to drive even when you’re nervous or pressured. She’s going to be dangerous on the road.
@@deagle7776 I know right, I was like why are these examiners so lenient? If she had taken the exam at my DMV they would've automatically failed her SO fast Like I was on my second attempt too, but I failed. I only had *one* error both times, and both times the critical error was made on my very last turn returning to the DMV >:| I was so angry, but at least I made it through the entire exam.. either this dmv is too lenient or mine is way too strict
@deagle760 i agree. Speeding up and not maintaing the speed limit is one of a bad driving habits. It's like for me, the road test was one of the driving session in a driving school. Most of the time, the instructor was telling her what to do which is not common on the road test.
@@alyssa09485 I dont think she did awful so to say, passable at least maybe a little too cautious but when your under a lot of pressure its normal be to more cautious then usual especially on a test that is that big but my DMV is so strict, especially the town I took my test, because the test is not even 5 minutes the instructors are always so hard and pressuring. I remember my parallel park i was a little too far and I remember my instructor swinging the door and giving me a deadpan stare of disappointment. This instructor was calm and very good with instructions on what to do and tried not to rush her (my instructor kept rushing me and also sucked at directions so).
@@deerassasinator9059 lol Over not making a turn fast enough? Pfft. There are much worst drivers out there that do much worst than this that you need to be afraid of
That's called a entrance or an exit. On Ramps and exit ramps are for entering and exiting highways. Misusing terms just confuses new drivers more. That was unnecessary.
In my state they don't help you in any way and they shouldn't. They don't say "make sure traffic is clear" or "be sure you come to a complete stop before turning", etc. There should be no need to say those things or give warnings if you're ready to pass the test.
“It’s called a ramp” I’ve never referred to, nor heard anyone refer to that as a “ramp.” That’s a driveway. A ramp is for getting on the highway, or something in a parking garage. Just because the driveway is on an incline doesn’t mean it’s a ramp. He didn’t need to sound so snotty with that
Okay. Here’s my commentary since my dad is a drivers instructor: 1) that speed in the parking lot is definitely not exceeding. It’s about the normal speed and anyone would go. And he has no right to cancel it just because she’s going above average. 2) this girl shouldn’t be getting a drivers license, doesn’t matter how nervous she is. She needs to pass everything with flying colors so there wouldn’t be stupidity on the roads.
Right, seemed like he wanted her to go 5mph or something in the lot. And he needed to give her several prompts for everything. My instructer was just directions and silence. They would literally lean over by my shoulder to see my speed. That was it.
@@missdifficulty905 right, driving in a parking lot 10mph is totally acceptable. Pedestrians leaving their cars should be checking whether there are cars or not before crossing, same goes with kids. But yea, he was quite too harsh, and made her pass. Odd.
lol yeah, that and then "hazardous slow speed in traffic" so fucking which is it? should she have her foot completely off the gas pedal in first gear or should she be whipping it around every corner at quadruple the advisory speed
Never heard an instructor say to do something because you’re holding up traffic. Mine said not to focus on others behind when waiting on an opening to turn because you might make a lapse of judgment under that pressure to let them go
People who agree that the examiners should be rude are tripping lol. I get that a level of strictness has to be observed to make sure that the student follows safety rules but if the student already feels uneasy while learning, then being more aggressive is going to further that nervousness; therefore making it harder to learn. My dad is known to be aggressive at teaching so when I learned to ride a motorcycle a few days ago, I'm glad he wasn't the one teaching me. It took me 2 days but I was able to quickly grasp how to ride it smoothly around the block (while having to learn how to ride a bicycle for balance at the same time). All because the guy who taught me was nice and encouraging at all times. However, watching this entire video, the examiner doesn't seem so aggressive at all. I'm not sure if I'm just hearing it wrong but the way he speaks doesn't even sound rude to me.
The examiner in this case was extremely annoying and he should not be authorized to be an examiner with the attitude. He had no patience and was so full of himself
I think the examiner was mixed with assertive, aggressive, and patient. I really wanted to like this examiner. However, when he said it's called a ramp and when he told her he would fail the test if she continue speeding at the beginning, was unnecessary. I am all about examiners being assertive, but do so in a fair way, not a way that is going to make the drivers loose confidence. That road is an not easy route to drive either because it is a parking lot next to a multilane road, which is pretty much a highway. You have to go from 0 to 40 mph while doing so safety, talk about multitasking. I think he let up on her by being sympathetic when she took a long time at that left turn. He realized he might have been too tough on her during the test, which is why he waited for her at the end. God Bless.
whats crazy is I live in washington and most people agree we have the strictest driving test in the country, but with the way the test is laid out you can literally fail *all* of it as long as you don't break a law between the testing section (parking on hill, backing round corner, parallel parking, lane changing and turning. Each section is worth 5 points, and you start at 100 and can lose up to 20 points (resulting in 80) before you automatically fail. So you could completely fail all four sections losing 5 points each and still pass as long as you're perfect between each section. As a student I thought this was super strict, but as a driver with a few years of experience now it seems borderline insanely lenient. And to think most think it's the strictest in the country...
I won’t say student did nothing wrong…..but the *examiner* failed the test, not the student. Deducting points for “hazardous too slow”, literally while saying “down this road, nice and slow”, that’s just dishonest. Examiner was nervous, not the student, and decided to fail the student based on what was written up for previous test, before they’d even moved off.
If she gets nervous to the point she will speed, back up without using mirrors and take over a minute to turn she does not need a license. Examiner is there to do rate your driving not be your therapist.
My driving instructor marked me 0 for every single thing possible, I thought I did excellent with only 1 mistake, the dude was on his phone the entire time and never looked up to even see my driving, bro failed me for nothing
@@tecategpt1959 that’s not what mine was doing, mine was in a bad mood and texting someone from the very start, if he was aware of everything I was doing he wouldn’t have marked me for anything, because I did everything good except for 1 mistake, he was tapping away at his phone the whole time in a argument
He did not need to yell at her for going 20mph at a parking lot. He only made her get more nervous for no reason and panic more. They are all assholes like your supposed to make them feel calm and relaxed. On my test it was 50 degrees out and he turned the AC on. Dead silence did not say a word. The day was cloudy and kind of raining I was shaking because I was too nervous and the AC WAS ON LIKE DUDE ITS 50 degrees. Well I did not make a single mistake and passed but I STILL DONT LIKE HIM. HUUUUMMMMMM
Exactly. Guys that talk like that have been or continue to be lacking power in their life. He gives her no reassurance at all. He sounds like he is giving a test in Auschwitz to see if someone is being sent to a labor camp or a death camp.
The instructor wasn’t ideal but the driver shouldn’t have passed tbh, she didn’t even know what a ramp was it seemed like. Motions too slow, not enough confidence to drive yet
As bad as she was. You threatening to fail her in the first 20 seconds of the test is bound to make anyone a nervous wreck. ESPECIALLY knowing she’s struggling with nervousness.
I don't know how it is in the US, but in Europe you have to have driven at least 20 hours with an instructor before taking the test, so if you come to the test as if you've never driven before, you're bound to fail. Also, most cars in the US are automatic, which basically means you just have to follow the road signs. You shouldn't be allowed on the road if you are this nervous
@@IDC-z7i In the US youre required to drive for a certain amount of time depending on state, but not with an instructor just with a family member/friend old enough to guide you. The problem is that its all based on an honor system and you can bullshit the sheet.
@@IDC-z7i under 18 you need at least 50 hours of driving time in the states. However if you’re over 18 you just do it when you feel you can pass it. A lot of people all around the world suffer from test taking nervousness so it’s not uncommon to see anyone nervous during their driving test.
@@thedelusionmufin7463 Wow America is quite relaxed. Here in Australia is most states you need 120 hours of driving which 20 hours need to be night driving before 21, in some states it's even 25.
A 3-point turn? My instructor had me drive into the main road then through a neighborhood that looped back to the main road and into the dmv parking lot. whole test was like 5 minutes.
The examiner started off negative and treating the candidate/student driver as if they are stupid. Positiveness and respect yields good results and safe driving. Setting one up to fail comes to mind. I'm here as my daughter passed her practical test here in the UK on the first attempt with much less direction and guidance. She's bulletproof if not missile proof confident though! A much more demanding test (I'd say Gold Plated even) than this one. People who are nervous are preyed upon by many in my view and this stinks.
In full agreement, "People who are nervous are preyed upon by many in my view and this stinks.". Some of the comments are disgusting and clearly shows that they come from dysfunctional homes. However, I do think the examiner was a kind person. His comments seem more due to concern particularly at the start. I am glad she passed. I think she will do fine and did not commit any grave errors. Of course the test was a very easy one.
The examiner was rude af with threatening to cancel the test all because the student driver was driving a little fast in the parking lot. All he could have said was “drive slower in parking lots, it could be dangerous for pedestrians” and that’s it. Also making threats can make the tester even more nervous and it can cause more mistakes now that they’re scared.
@@mattmax11 It would be a perfect world if every single human being didn't make a single mistake, but that's not reality. That's life. And there's no need to be an aggressive asshole when mistakes are made.
@@Terriblegam2r Well when you are driving mistakes should never happen because a small mistake could mean you and another person either going home in your car in or going to a funeral home.
@@mattmax11 Well in a perfect world, mistakes would never happen, and ideally, they shouldn't. But, we are human and we make mistakes, I'm 100% sure you've made a mistake while driving before.
I cancel this test ! u need to chill sir and learn some patience people get nervous some people have severe anxiety and there trying to learn something that they probably had panic attacks about they don't need a temperamental instructor
Unpopular opinion, but if you can’t handle a stern instructor, it may be a bit early for you to be on the road. Licensed Drivers aren’t always patient.
What do they even test in 10 minutes? Where I live in Canada it takes around an hour. We're talking car safety check, hand signs, parallel parking, backing up, a school/playground zone (3 zones if you're unlucky like me), pulling over and doing a verbal hazard perception test, turning wheels parking uphill/downhill, roundabouts, and reverse parking in addition to what she did in this video. And usually the examiner only talks to give the directions and won't give advice like when to turn or if there's a construction zone or if they should be looking out the rear window. If the examiner is giving tips like that where I live, it means you already failed and now the exam is just a learning experience. The left turn would've been an instant fail because she held up traffic and the examiner had to tell her when to go.
@@iStrong113 Yeah I'm grateful that I'm not expected to learn how to drive a manual on top of everything. Most people don't know how to drive one here.
Are you up tight when you drink or relaxed, comfortable, and focused? Cause I know when I drive I gotta feel relaxed to focus on have someone make me feel I need to not fuck up cause it'll make me fuck up trying not to fuck up.
My drivers Ed teacher always told us that they do it on purpose, that way you can get used to driving under stressful situations, cause sometimes shit happens and your not gonna be relaxed
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@@xbom3229 shut up
i think the minute the instructor basically threatened to fail her at the beginning, she felt anxious and began making mistakes. it’s understandable why she got the deduction, you’re supposed to drive slow in a parking lot especially if there are pedestrians. however i don’t think the way he warned her helped during the test. i’m grateful that i had a driving instructor that was nice and understanding and when he tested me he had the same attitude. good attitude = good driver = pass test. i’m surprised she passed but hopefully she improves the more she drives.
the way he warned her wasn't bad, when you are on the road you should know how to deal with stressful situations, imagine having an angry driver behind you honking on you, you need to learn to hold your pace while behind the wheel
im more mad that she passed how df did she pass
@@stanisawmazur781 i agree
@@stanisawmazur781 yeah sure but who's gonna honk and yell because someone went like 2mph over the speed limit in a fucking PARKING LOT.
Okay, so he/she was going 2 MPH faster in the parking lot, and he advised him to slow. The driver wasn't going that fast, and there wasn't anyone there, other than a car or two parked. Everything else was fine other than the long delay to turn left at near the end, but, I do get why he did, he was so paranoid of this test driver, he figured he'd wait. If that intstrutor wasn't in the car, do you think the driver would have waited so long? Helllll noooo!
I think drivers Ed teachers should be super encouraging when someone is nervous not getting frustrated them and expecting them to do perfect
Honestly it's not their job to baby people. It is to make sure you can pass .Once she gets on the road they will eat her alive .she shouldn't of gotten her license.
Drivers Ed teachers, yes, DMV examiners like this vid, no.
That’s what I’ll do after i get my temps and practice driving. I want to be prepared as possible for that road test when it’s time.
my teacher was
@@elcuervo2791 I'm still waiting for the toyota cross
I'm not afraid of failing my drivers test, I'm just afraid I'll get a mean instructor who will make me nervous more, like this dude.
Edit: yup, believe it or not, I had a moody instructor on my first test and she made me nervous asf, so I ended up failing. But this time I had a nicer instructor and I felt more confident with her, and ended up passing my test!
He's not an instructor. He's an examiner.
@@hponekhant3397 yeah that
This examiner was mean? I felt he was sweet. You have to let people know when they're making mistakes. You know who's mean? Political leaders and their supporters.
@@naraendrareddy273 The examiner wasn't mean but the tone he conveyed in his voice had a tad bit of aggressiveness.
My drivers Ed teacher scared the shit out of me. He constantly grabs at the wheel and jerks the car and doesn’t tell me what I’m doing wrong. He yells at me if I go 5 above or under the speed limit and I noticed I mess up wayyyy more. The chill teacher I only drove twice with and I made no mistakes. I drive bad under pressure
All though he’s making great points for their driving, that’s not the best way you speak to a person that’s clearly nervous, have some heart and be friendly and I promise you they’ll do even a little better. They’re already nervous about the fact that they have to drive around others, they don’t need another factor to increase their stress
I don’t appreciate how he can tell she’s still nervous but his tone with her is as if she’s dumb. The whole ramp situation. I understand driving is a serious deal. But his tone and demeanor towards her is just gross.
"iT's CaLlEd a RaMp"
i bet he has a real happy home life
yeah he’s probably on a power trip or some shit
She wasn't even going that fast in the parking lot, no wonder she's nervous when the examiner threatens her with cancelling the test just for that 🙄 I think any learner would be anxious no matter how confident they were
speed in cameras is way different, i have a dashcam and my videos seem like im going slow but in most of them im going the advised legal speed for city (55mph), additionally i drive a manual and in parking lost and such i let the car idle in second gear which is around 8mph
Torrance may be the easier DMV than Hawthorne or Compton, but there are two examiners (Tony and Ayo) known for failing people just because they think the applicant is going too fast. We do know that parking lot speed is 5 mph. We can't fail for going 22 in a 25 zone.
True
No offence..I’ve been taking my drive classes now and i can sense each time the examiner says slow down she is indeed fast..that can be sensed without even watching the speedometer
5mph in parking lots so she was going fast
Who else has a full driver license but still watching these videos? 🙋♂️
lmfao here, cz im getting these suggestions for some reason
me lol
Just got it last month 😂
soon.
Me lol
I think the moment he threatened to fail her in the parking lot she got super nervous. No wonder this was a hot mess
To be fair, the dude's attitude really makes the girl more nervous. Therefore hindering her performance. My guy trippin
He's just an average rude old guy.
Yeah he seems like an a55hole.
I’m currently taking classes for driving, not once was he rude or unnecessarily telling her to do something, he repeated for her actions she needed to do in a quick and timely manner. I also get anxious but I do not blame my instructor, if I know I am anxious, I shake it out and rub my hands on my legs at red lights to get any sweat off of them and take a few breathes. He treated her fairly and I would not want to be tested by someone who sugar coated my actions, when I know I am using a heavy operational machine that can harm or kiII people, he did his job and she has one more chance to take the test and pass, I think the student driver needs more practice and ways to ease their anxiety, we cannot see how she was handling the wheel, left/right signal, or the gears so let’s not judge and blame the examiner for the student driver being a risk to people around them if the student driver makes a mistake.
@@heppifactory still an ass
@@okthen9225 no that’s real world. He wasn’t one.
" it's called a ramp " he says. Lol what a rude old depressed man. Starting his day off with negativity toward a novice.
he shouldve just said turn left and then turn right to be extremely clear
Yeah this threw me off too
she should know its a ramp tho am I wrong...
She probably wasn't a native English speaker.
@@ryliecastillo6532 She probably knew it was a ramp, which was unnecessary on the examiner part. All he had to do was repeat the directions one more time or more clearly. People with driving anxiety have a hard time with simple directions with turn left then right, which sounds easy to most, not with anxious drivers. God Bless.
Why do I feel like this is more like a driving lesson rather than a driving test?
Damn
I thought the exact same. In Denmark, where I took my test, the examiner isn't allowed to make any comments helping the student at all. They only have to tell you where to go and the rest is up to you.
also in america they drive automatic transmission cars
@@Contagious93812 That makes sense, why would I take the test in a manual transmission car if I’m never gonna drive one? It’s just added stress and difficulty for no reason.
@@Temeria4ever because if you take the test in an automatic car your driver's license won't be valid for manual cars and you'll never be allowed to drive them legally. if you take the test in a manual you can drive both... also anyone can drive a manual, it's not quantum mechanics to press the clutch and change gear
This instructors behavior definitely added on to her nervousness. He was straight up rude and unprofessional! New drivers aren’t perfect so you have to be patient with them. We were all once in their shoes!
He was professional and did a good job what you talking about huh
@@yokanshree4621if that’s your idea of a good instructor… good for you I guess
He was a bit of an ass, but she wasn't a very good driver... lacked a lot of basic skills
Your laxness is why our roads are so dangerous. I hope you realize that her license correlates to someone’s death.
@@ninjireal baby I’m an amazing driver 😂 imagine you’re learning how to drive and you have a miserable bitch talking to you as if you’re dumb. Tone of voice is everything, you can be a good instructor with patience and empathy and KINDNESS. Having a stank attitude is so draining.
After 5 fails I finally got my license! It’s pretty easy for the evaluator to fail you for simple mistakes so keep your head up if it happens. Failure doesn’t necessarily mean you’re a bad driver. Keep practicing and go at it again. You’re bound to get someone who believes in you. But for me I took a step further by contacting a private license and professional dmv agent that helped me to write a provisional letter to bypass the test drive and i was given a provisional driver's license which will last for 12 months. I got a license now and it will serve for 1 years then I renew again.
My little advice.
* If you think are too nervous for the test drive then you can easily switch to a provisional driver's license which you won't need to test drive.
Wow 😮 this is interesting
Can you explain deeply what a provisional license is and how can I be able the get one too
Will be patiently wishing for your reply ?
Hey David,
I’m 23 and I still haven’t been able to pass the test drive not to talk of getting a hold my license. I’m so heart broken right now but seen this here has give me a good hope.
Have always heard about this provisional license but don’t know who to contact or how to get it.
I know what a provisional license is
Honestly I have bad anxiety and I’m really hoping my instructor is nothing like this guy because I’d 100% fail with him
Edit: I passed first try! My instructor was super kind , good luck everybody!
Yea I’m actually terrified for this
Exactly
they usually aren't like this. Usually, they're quiet, and that's a good thing. If they don't have to talk to you other than giving directions that means you're doing well.
"Left, and then right. It's called a ramp."
Horrible tone, horrible respect, horrible attitude. I feel really bad for whoever got this dude as their examiner.
Crazy how people are so quick to shame someone who is so new to the experience.
I always chalk it up as their first go at it was just as bad or humiliating as the person they are testing. Maybe this man failed his a dozen times when he was first getting his own license and is just taking it out on this poor student
im surprised the examiner gave them so much guidance, when i was taking my drivers test in aus the examiner was practically silent the entire time, they only spoke to say 'turn right here' or 'do a 3 point turn'.
genuinely thought this was a drivers lesson at first rather than an actual test
I think he gave more guidance because he was scared for his life lol
Passed the test on my first try and now I can watch without being nervous or anxious that I will fail.
If you’re watching this and you don’t have your license and are nervous- I believe in you truly!
Thank you! I'll keep your positive thoughts when I take the test
Did you have to do parallel parking? That’s the only thing I’m stressing about, I’m good on the road but that shit seems scary.
that left turn took ENTIRELY too long😭
fr xD
Correct ! I wonder how she passed haha
She literally COULD NOT turn without either causing an accident or causing incoming traffic to slow. This one was out of her control.
@@samwillgoham nah there was at least two times she could have gone and it would have been safe to.
@@samwillgoham clearly we didn’t watch the same video. i went back and watched it once again, she had 4 times that were completely safe, and another 3 that she could make work. she didn’t practice enough for this test at ALL.
Watching this for some odd reason after passing my test, so glad my examiner was very chill and I passed the first time with only 4 points off. The examiner really does make a huge difference and they have lots of wiggle room for taking off points. Good luck to anyone taking the test and remember to stay calm and that the instructor can make a world of difference when it comes down to whether you pass or not.
thats facts
i passed today,
- ALWAYS remember to look both ways and straight at every intersection. Build that muscle memory now
- When they give you an instruction, repeat it back to them, and i guarantee you wont go wrong.
- They WANT you to pass. Be calm, and just keep. your mind on the road.
- Keep scanning and TURN YOUR HEAD at every turn to check for blind spots. They love that
- Keep calm, you got this. I believe in you
preach! i passed mine on tuesday and i was stressful
@@zachpancholi I did well, but my smartwatch buzzed to warm we my stress was stoo high 😂
Needed this I got my appointment next month
I have mine in 2 days wish me luck. 🙏🏼
@@landon_roper you got this!
He made me nervous and I already have my license💀 I never understood why they have to be so rude. Thank God my instructor was super nice/calm or I would've failed🙃
exactly, ill make an illegal left and ram the passenger side into oncoming traffic if you dont shut it. :D
some instructors are "rude" bc they need to see how you will do in high stress situations like if there's a screaming baby or you have to get to a hospital you have to still drive calm
@@lolabunny7140 but those things calm with time. why stress me out if i have no children/young passengers?
@@okayyfilmss so that if something stressful happens you will be prepared like if a family member is dying and you need to go to the hospital
I felt I was taking the driving exam 😂. I don’t know but it was irritating me that the student driver was taking forever to turn to the dmv. Like guurl turn left you can go xD😂
Instructor's mood and temper are very important factors on driving test. Mine was super friendly and we were talking all the road test time. His friendliness made me more confident and I passed!
By the way it was my second attempt.
The thing you guys don’t seem to get is anxiety 110% affects your performance. Drive tests are scary for many, having a scary attitude or intimidating personality makes it worse for us youngins. I can drive great until I start getting yelled at or my mother starts freaking out then I’m jerking around almost hitting things because she is freaking out about a trash can 8 feet away from my car.
Learn to ignore my mum was the same thing and all I did was ignore and focus on the road if you think to much with your emotions it's guaranteed you will make a mistake
My Dad's mom (grandmother) was like that too. "WATCH OUT!" She was like a passenger seat driver. She would scream sometimes too. Completely wired.
I am passed my driving test today, it was easier than I though it would be. You guys just need to be calm and patience. Good luck to people have not passed the test yet🍀🍀
Great job!
If any of y'all are thinking about doing a driving test. Go to the DMV around 11 just before lunch. The instructors start to get hungry by lunchtime. I had a big dude that weight 500 pounds I only drove for 4 minutes and he said I passed now let's go to lunch
That’s was only back in the 1980’s
When I had mine I was super nervous. Live in a city I had to parallel park and as I was two guys ran out of the house and started fighting in front of me. The instructor looked at me and said “forget this let’s go back to the dmv you passed anyways”
LMAO he’s a real one for that
Those guys were the real heroes😂
The instructor was making ME super nervous the way he spoke out in the beginning. My heart was literally racing lol
But despite everything she still passed. This gives me hope that it's okay for some mistakes even if the instructor sounds like I failed from the start.
I do hope my instructor doesn't make me as nervous as this one but I'll try to remember to just stay calm and continue doing as he says if he does.
Whoever in that passenger slick a jerk. This lady fighting everything in her body to stay calm.
Everyone is talking about the girl but the examiner is lowkey rude. He probably stressed her out from the start which didn’t help her case at all
yeah sure, rude? in traffic no one cares about your "stress". its about your safety, not the instructor's. he's there only for the test and a couple dozen lessons.
@@EricTheVlogger he was yelling HEYHEYHEY! In her ear 2 mins into the test... she wasn't even going too fast in the parking lot either...
@@EricTheVlogger We are talking about the parking lot. You seriously think someone's gonna flip their shit because she went 2mph faster in a parking lot. Or she's gonna get told to slow down because she went 1mph faster in a 15 empty road?
I’m 20 years old… taking my drivers test was the most anxiety provoking thing ever. Never felt more stressed in my life lol
omg yes 😂 i just passed mine today ! was so nervous for no reason
My drivers test was great. He pulled out a stack of mail from his coat and just said “we’re going to run some errands.” I took him to the post office, we got McDonalds, went to Safeway and got his groceries. And I passed.
Wow thats amazing! What state and city did you take the test? if you don't mind me asking.
That’s the most hilarious driving test story I’ve ever heard. That examiner is a G
@melu0o passed 1st try and it took me about 15 min. I'd definitely say that the time ranges from DMV from 10-20 min.
@@Clumsy15Bothell, WA
@melu0o we spent probably 45 minutes total with all the grocery shopping
Just remember, just because you passed the driving test doesn’t make you a safe driver. Use caution at all times and understand right of way.
I understand she's nervous but she shouldn't have passed. The instructor having to intervene is a critical error and she made a lot of mistakes and is overall not a confident driver yet.
Is this in US? Hmmm.. way different here in Canada. Like one of the commenters say, "WORLD IS UNFAIR" lol
@@ChubbyChick19 im in the US and made two non critical mistakes and almost failed. why is this person on the road
I agree. She impeded traffic and went dangerously slow on a right turn, didn't pay attention to road signs, etc. Here in my state if you fail to follow road signs it's a critical error and leads to immediate failure.
In the UK it's an instant fail if they intervene. And the test is 45 minutes long
@@Hudson__scott__morris Certain states have different requirements, some states requirements are way to loose in my honest opinion
I got a horrible examiner but I still passed thanks to these videos! It kept me calm even when I had a karen as an examiner
Damn
I hope u treated urself to something nice because I feel bad u had to experience that
I got a horrible examiner too but I failed 😞
Im lucky I got this big chill dude with glasses and a beard who passed me with only 10 points. God bless homie where ever u are rn ✊
This instructor was a bit of a jerk. Just because the light turns green doesn’t mean it’s safe to just floor it. Also, I’d rather be surrounded by motorists driving cautiously around me than cars speeding and in a hurry for nothing. Driving is about being safe. Not driving like an idiot. If the instructor drives like an idiot, maybe he shouldn’t be testing.
Idk that was a long time before she went. She also showed no sign that she was about to go if he hadn't said something.
He was just being condescending and fustrated since the begining, of course it would mess up the driver when the stranger sitting next to them is being scary or mad
People don't realize that if someone's a little gritty it affects the other person.
Not to mention, that was a perfectly normal speed in a parking lot
I understand that she needs maybe little more practice, but if you can tell your student is nervous try not to be an ass. That'll make them even more nervous and start panicing.
His attitude is horrible and not encouraging at all
I'm so glad I didn't get an instructor like this. No wonder the girl was nervous this guy wouldn't give her a break. My instructor simply said "And at this light turn left" "And at this stop sign turn to the right" "switch lanes to your far left lane" etc. and that was it. This guy was just nitpicky and confusing her.
well to be fair she really was making a LOT of mistakes i don’t think he was being too harsh
@@princesa222isaand despite his nit-picking, he still passed her. 🤷
took mine yesterday and passed first try! i believe in all of you.
Congratulations I take mine next week
@@leahpooh3091 you’ve got this! just remember to breathe and take your time. you’ll do great ❤️
Mines tomorrow and I’m really scared was it easy for you?
Took mine today and passed
have i have a question
I already get extremely nervous. This instructor would make me sweat bullets and shake like crazy.
The fact that this student passed is why we have so many accidents and bad drivers in the US
If she is passing then I can as well no wayyyy
The instructor just didn't want to have to see her again
No its because so many people either text while driving or are drunk AF. Like 70% of the time it's due to one of those two reasons.
Excessive speed in the parking lot for THAT clip is crazy 😭😭I should be a felon with how fast I go through parking lots I guess
exactly, it isnt even that fast tf
Should have slowed down anyway for those pedestrians, always do that around kids. As well as the pickup truck bed sticking out
well u gotta think ab it, the speed limit in post parking lots is 5mph, she was probably going like 10-13 mph which is double, almost triple and the test is all about perfection
Why wont the examiners do small talk like they do in Finland while you're doing your driving test? It really helps alleviate tension and stress during the test.
My first one didnt when i did my test but the second test (which unlike the first, i actually passed) the examiner actually did. It's just up to luck on if you get a chill dude who'll help you along the way or some old fart who fails you for hitting the gas pedal 1 millimeter too far
I understand they do sometimes need to be stern, but they are too mean. This is why kids are nervous to take the test. We get it driving is very serious but to be so rude and firm like that isn’t going to make the kid do better. My exam person was so nice, so sweet and was understanding and talked like I was a human being
Dude you are so lucky I got this mean old fart who smelled like piss. He literally failed me for one single mistake, he made me nervous the entire time and at the end of the test when he told me I had failed he said "It's Okay to be disappointed in yourself, you should be disappointed in yourself".
I went back into the building and another student had even told me the same thing had happened to him but he got super sad about it and it really hurt him, I felt so bad because he was special needs. The people there are sick and don't care. They are needlessly rude at any mistake and don't make things any better when they blame it all on you and act like we're second class citizens.
I agree that the tone and attitude of the examiner can make a big difference for a nervous driver. They might not even be a nervous driver, just a nervous test taker. If they're not ready, the student driver will fail no matter what but it doesn't cost the examiner anything to be more friendly and not threaten the student by saying they'll stop the exam.
@Garden State NJ @Garden State NJ "You kinda have to be a bit firm with these road tests some people don't take it seriously". Yea no wonder, I can easily make the argument that the reason nobody takes driving tests seriously is because people like this driving instructor don't know how to properly educate them about it without yelling in into their ears and trying to control them with fear. If you continue to just control somebody with fear, in what world are they going to learn? They're already nervous as it is due to it being a test, yet it makes it 10 times worse when the examiner acts like a toddler and gets mad at you for every single thing you do even if it isn't that big of a deal. So while you're over here thinking "Wow I must've really taught them well" they are scared of you and most likely never want to work with you again. Then we wonder why unemployement is so high and ect. How can someone be so ignorant? It boggles the mind, I mean common sense should tell you that people learn way more from being a role model.
No one wants to learn from the mean old grumpy dude who doesn't care about job and only does it for the money. If that's the case how about you go get a different job since your current one is so "stressful". Stop acting like examiners are marines over here fighting for our country. They get an easy job that most likely pays way more then it's supposed to. Maybe if they were a little more motived and had a better attitude the examiner wouldn't have this problem of people being in so much fear they can't even drive properly.
This girl was clearly in the wrong and they still let her pass, which even further proves my point.
"most people don't take driving tests seriously" most people? Where in Miami? Most people who are trying to get their license have been studying and putting in as much work as they possibly can to pass that test knowing if they don't they have to pay for another one. Why would someone go through all that trouble of paying for more and more appointments if their goal wasn't to get their license?
@Garden State NJ Thanks for acknowledging my point. They need a better system where the instructers are nicer and way more friendly.
But them being friendly isn't really the key to fixing this even know it is a part of a the puzzle. The key to fixing this entirely is a proper education system on how to drive properly. It's sometimes not even the instructers fault honestly even know they can be pretty mean.
The instructers shouldn't be such sourpusses to the people they are supposed to be helping. Plus they can't get mad at someone for not being taught properly. Hah I mean the only person you can blame here is the master. Probably why they are so upset, considering it reflects upon how bad their training was from the driving school.
But yea you're 100% right though they shouldn't be so difficult it really makes me wonder where our society is going at this point.
This instructor needs to be fired! It was not necessary for him to conduct the test with a condescending and demeaning tone and behavior towards the student.
Hello! I am not a native english speaker, I didn't hear any condescension. Could you point out what I missed? Would help me in my english journey
@@MrRyyi 4:33 “don’t look forward, look back, there’s nothing up here to see…” you should notice the tone shift in the instructors voice, especially adding the “nothing up here to see.” Most people would see this as condescending and the instructor could have worded this advice different. But you should notice that on a lot of his corrections he has that tone.
Just passed my drivers test. I love watching these knowing I don't have to worry about the test anymore. Words of advice: remain calm and be sure to PRACTICE ahead of time. It really helps. Don't be nervous!
Good luck on the main road
I'm just gonna say this. When the examiner freaks tf out and get mad it makes most extremely nervous and unable to focus especially if they were already nervous to begin with. The first time I took it I had the most rudest examiner ever. Yelled at me because she wanted my dash cam to be completely removed which was literally installed into my tail lights. Couldn't remove it so basically broke it and shoved the camera inside my car then I complemented her hair when we got started to lighten the mood and she didn't even say thank you she just looked at me like she didn't gaf. From there she criticized every small thing I did on the road and it caused anxiety and errors I usually wouldn't make but I got so out of character because this person was on my butt and commenting on every small thing I did. I mean really lady you're supposed to give me directions and judge my driving not yell at me and tell me every error I make while I'm trying to focus and stay calm. I get it we are supposed to drive well under stress but my goodness some of the examers are complete jerks and feel like they also disregard people with anxiety disorders who are just trying to survive life like everyone else. Im pretty good at handling mine but when i can tell someone doesnt like me to begin with then it makes me worry. She literally made me debate on if I ever wanted to drive again tbh.
The 2nd time I got a nicer woman who mentioned that that same lady basically fails almost everyone 😂 go figure. I passed ! I also found out that it wasn't necessary to break my dash cam because I only needed to just unplug it and didnt need to remove the camera etc that lady was so extraaa and most likely just wanted me to cancel the test
had a driving instructor slap my dashboard and said “where’s your AC?? IS 90° Come on dude.” made 2 errors, no critical errors but failed me because i didn’t have the “flow of an experienced driver.” took it a 2nd time. passed with 0 errors. new instructor said the first one i had people complain about but is just really strict.
@@davidzyzz19 glad you passed !
Exactly! I hate driving test examiners who act like driving is fucking rocket science! When they start freaking out then it is going to make me mess up. I hate being observed when I’m practicing something.
@@davidzyzz19 nah, the second she hit MY car, she'd catch these f*ckin hands.
@@optimusprime7243nah fr bro 💀 bitch needed to chill the next instructor said a lot of people complained about her behavior but they don’t give a fuck bro
She wasn’t even going fast in the parking lot😭
You can't really tell from this perspective
No, she slammed her foot down on the pedal, you can tell.
Well, it was too fast for in a parkign lot.
@ well, it didn’t seem so to me
@@zarrowthehorse probably
I failed because I went about 5 above the speed limit for like 2 seconds (when accelerating from a turn) and then this girl just..
The world is unfair lol
Same here
That could be a wide turn.. hmm.. yeah.. i would say so, unfair! 🤣🤣🤣.. but you learn from your mistakes.
@@ChubbyChick19 Haha, I forgot to mention I was at a full stop before the turn lol
I failed because I hit the curb when pulling over, but didn't go over it when forward parallel parking. My reverse parallel parking was great, all my other maneuvers and my driving was fine. It's just that hitting a curb is an automatic fail. Which I find stupid because it isn't inherently unsafe if you are doing it at very low speeds like when pulling over by a sidewalk.
Retook it and passed though
depends on the examiner. it sucks but it is what it is
Driving instructors like this make it way worse, I've had my license for years and being in the car with him would make me nervous while driving too
yelling does not help at all to correct issues (especially if they are not that bad) for example my driving instructor screamed at me for minor mistakes which made me scared to drive for around a year and while in the car with her i'd make MORE mistakes due to the anxiety i got from being yelled at constantly. when people calmly correct my mistakes it makes me want to learn more and i remain calm.
Lol the examiner was kind of acting like her dad telling her to slow down or he’ll cancel the test at least he didn’t mark her as a failure she is nervous I can tell but the examiner does a great job of keeping her calm
She derserved to fail. Bad driving even though he was teaching her how to drive the whole time. You should be able to drive even when you’re nervous or pressured. She’s going to be dangerous on the road.
@@deagle7776 I know right, I was like why are these examiners so lenient? If she had taken the exam at my DMV they would've automatically failed her SO fast
Like I was on my second attempt too, but I failed. I only had *one* error both times, and both times the critical error was made on my very last turn returning to the DMV >:| I was so angry, but at least I made it through the entire exam.. either this dmv is too lenient or mine is way too strict
@deagle760 i agree. Speeding up and not maintaing the speed limit is one of a bad driving habits. It's like for me, the road test was one of the driving session in a driving school. Most of the time, the instructor was telling her what to do which is not common on the road test.
@@alyssa09485 I dont think she did awful so to say, passable at least maybe a little too cautious but when your under a lot of pressure its normal be to more cautious then usual especially on a test that is that big but my DMV is so strict, especially the town I took my test, because the test is not even 5 minutes the instructors are always so hard and pressuring. I remember my parallel park i was a little too far and I remember my instructor swinging the door and giving me a deadpan stare of disappointment. This instructor was calm and very good with instructions on what to do and tried not to rush her (my instructor kept rushing me and also sucked at directions so).
Every time my dad does that I crap my pants
It was a tad-bit fast, but not excessively fast. Examiner was acting like a dough.
Goes three miles an hour in the parking lot instead of 2 and a half:
Driving instructor: WTF U TRYNA KILL ME
Lol exactlyyyyy
@@thetree6481 if mine is like that tomorrow I stg imma slap that mf
thats called a ramp 🤓. props to the driver for not slapping him there cause I wouldve
How tf did this girl pass. That literally makes no sense, she waited a full 2 minutes to turn left when she had about 5 chances she. Could’ve gone
I don’t feel safe if they are letting people like this drive
Girl was likely already super nervous with the instructor. Give her a break.
@@deerassasinator9059 lol Over not making a turn fast enough? Pfft. There are much worst drivers out there that do much worst than this that you need to be afraid of
That's called a entrance or an exit. On Ramps and exit ramps are for entering and exiting highways. Misusing terms just confuses new drivers more. That was unnecessary.
In my state they don't help you in any way and they shouldn't. They don't say "make sure traffic is clear" or "be sure you come to a complete stop before turning", etc. There should be no need to say those things or give warnings if you're ready to pass the test.
Yea my instructor was silent except for telling me where to go. Easiest test I’ve taken in my life.
“It’s called a ramp” I’ve never referred to, nor heard anyone refer to that as a “ramp.” That’s a driveway. A ramp is for getting on the highway, or something in a parking garage. Just because the driveway is on an incline doesn’t mean it’s a ramp. He didn’t need to sound so snotty with that
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Adviser being all intimidating and had the audacity to say student is nervous hahaha
yeah he was definitely mean. that’s not going to help with her anxiety
Okay. Here’s my commentary since my dad is a drivers instructor:
1) that speed in the parking lot is definitely not exceeding. It’s about the normal speed and anyone would go. And he has no right to cancel it just because she’s going above average.
2) this girl shouldn’t be getting a drivers license, doesn’t matter how nervous she is. She needs to pass everything with flying colors so there wouldn’t be stupidity on the roads.
She will definitely make a lot of drivers angry
Right, seemed like he wanted her to go 5mph or something in the lot. And he needed to give her several prompts for everything. My instructer was just directions and silence. They would literally lean over by my shoulder to see my speed. That was it.
@@missdifficulty905 right, driving in a parking lot 10mph is totally acceptable. Pedestrians leaving their cars should be checking whether there are cars or not before crossing, same goes with kids. But yea, he was quite too harsh, and made her pass. Odd.
lol yeah, that and then "hazardous slow speed in traffic" so fucking which is it? should she have her foot completely off the gas pedal in first gear or should she be whipping it around every corner at quadruple the advisory speed
No shit she's nervous, she got scolded 10 seconds in.
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Never heard an instructor say to do something because you’re holding up traffic. Mine said not to focus on others behind when waiting on an opening to turn because you might make a lapse of judgment under that pressure to let them go
I would be nervous too. His attitude wasn't calming smh
This guy has zero patience. He’d make anybody nervous. I’d definitely fail if he was my instructor.
People who agree that the examiners should be rude are tripping lol. I get that a level of strictness has to be observed to make sure that the student follows safety rules but if the student already feels uneasy while learning, then being more aggressive is going to further that nervousness; therefore making it harder to learn.
My dad is known to be aggressive at teaching so when I learned to ride a motorcycle a few days ago, I'm glad he wasn't the one teaching me. It took me 2 days but I was able to quickly grasp how to ride it smoothly around the block (while having to learn how to ride a bicycle for balance at the same time). All because the guy who taught me was nice and encouraging at all times.
However, watching this entire video, the examiner doesn't seem so aggressive at all. I'm not sure if I'm just hearing it wrong but the way he speaks doesn't even sound rude to me.
The examiner in this case was extremely annoying and he should not be authorized to be an examiner with the attitude. He had no patience and was so full of himself
Are they even allowed to talk to the drivers like that? They’re supposed to give them instructions, not teach them? It’s a test, not a lesson
This guy seemed like a jerk..so glad he passed her..she was obviously being over cautious BECAUSE of him.
1:28 of course they are nervous, the driving instructor just threatened the student that he’ll cancel the test.
The mannerisms of the examiner probably played a big part in that student driver being nervous.
I think the examiner was mixed with assertive, aggressive, and patient. I really wanted to like this examiner. However, when he said it's called a ramp and when he told her he would fail the test if she continue speeding at the beginning, was unnecessary. I am all about examiners being assertive, but do so in a fair way, not a way that is going to make the drivers loose confidence. That road is an not easy route to drive either because it is a parking lot next to a multilane road, which is pretty much a highway. You have to go from 0 to 40 mph while doing so safety, talk about multitasking. I think he let up on her by being sympathetic when she took a long time at that left turn. He realized he might have been too tough on her during the test, which is why he waited for her at the end. God Bless.
Struggles with nerves.
Gets told off immediately for speeding in the parking lot.
Recipe for disaster.
THIS TESTER PASSED? Now I understand why a bunch of new drivers piss me off. 😂
Yeah it’s ridiculous honestly. 7 or 6 mistakes should be made at most and they should be very minor mistakes.
whats crazy is I live in washington and most people agree we have the strictest driving test in the country, but with the way the test is laid out you can literally fail *all* of it as long as you don't break a law between the testing section (parking on hill, backing round corner, parallel parking, lane changing and turning.
Each section is worth 5 points, and you start at 100 and can lose up to 20 points (resulting in 80) before you automatically fail. So you could completely fail all four sections losing 5 points each and still pass as long as you're perfect between each section.
As a student I thought this was super strict, but as a driver with a few years of experience now it seems borderline insanely lenient. And to think most think it's the strictest in the country...
I won’t say student did nothing wrong…..but the *examiner* failed the test, not the student. Deducting points for “hazardous too slow”, literally while saying “down this road, nice and slow”, that’s just dishonest. Examiner was nervous, not the student, and decided to fail the student based on what was written up for previous test, before they’d even moved off.
Don’t be a driving instructor if you have no patience obviously most people are going to be a little anxious. Nobody was born a perfect driver.
He's the examiner
the examiner made her feel more nervous than she actually was
If she gets nervous to the point she will speed, back up without using mirrors and take over a minute to turn she does not need a license. Examiner is there to do rate your driving not be your therapist.
My driving instructor marked me 0 for every single thing possible, I thought I did excellent with only 1 mistake, the dude was on his phone the entire time and never looked up to even see my driving, bro failed me for nothing
That sucks some instructors are usually assholes or cool people luckily I got a pretty chill dude .
They’re in their phone to calm you down basically, but they’re aware of everything, at least that was with my old lady’s instructor was telling me
@@tecategpt1959 that’s not what mine was doing, mine was in a bad mood and texting someone from the very start, if he was aware of everything I was doing he wouldn’t have marked me for anything, because I did everything good except for 1 mistake, he was tapping away at his phone the whole time in a argument
I'm surprised there's not deductions for not being subscribed to the channel. Bro literally deducts points for existing.
She waited foooooreverrrrr to turn, I think I died and started a new life by the time she was back to the DMV.
He did not need to yell at her for going 20mph at a parking lot. He only made her get more nervous for no reason and panic more. They are all assholes like your supposed to make them feel calm and relaxed. On my test it was 50 degrees out and he turned the AC on. Dead silence did not say a word. The day was cloudy and kind of raining I was shaking because I was too nervous and the AC WAS ON LIKE DUDE ITS 50 degrees. Well I did not make a single mistake and passed but I STILL DONT LIKE HIM. HUUUUMMMMMM
I agree, and unfortunately a lot of instructors are like this, yelling only causes more panic
He was mad before she even started that would def make me nervous
Taking my test in 3 hours from now praying i get someone reasonable
Update: I passed :) good luck everyone!
Mine is today and im so nervous lol
@@emibeann good luck I believe in you
@@emibeann MINES TMW HOW DID YOU DO!
i feel so bad for nervous student drivers who get unlucky with power hungry examiners! so unprofessional with the rude sarcasm.
Pls pray for me I’m another Nervous Student… I need Confidence seeking pray from you..
honestly the examiner was rude. I got nervous watching the video.
ikr? he was so fucking condescending and it pissed me off so much
Bad driver paired with an even more horrible examiner. Perfect combo, like burgers and french fries.
Exactly. Guys that talk like that have been or continue to be lacking power in their life. He gives her no reassurance at all. He sounds like he is giving a test in Auschwitz to see if someone is being sent to a labor camp or a death camp.
The instructor wasn’t ideal but the driver shouldn’t have passed tbh, she didn’t even know what a ramp was it seemed like. Motions too slow, not enough confidence to drive yet
As bad as she was. You threatening to fail her in the first 20 seconds of the test is bound to make anyone a nervous wreck. ESPECIALLY knowing she’s struggling with nervousness.
I don't know how it is in the US, but in Europe you have to have driven at least 20 hours with an instructor before taking the test, so if you come to the test as if you've never driven before, you're bound to fail. Also, most cars in the US are automatic, which basically means you just have to follow the road signs. You shouldn't be allowed on the road if you are this nervous
@@IDC-z7i In the US youre required to drive for a certain amount of time depending on state, but not with an instructor just with a family member/friend old enough to guide you. The problem is that its all based on an honor system and you can bullshit the sheet.
@@IDC-z7i under 18 you need at least 50 hours of driving time in the states. However if you’re over 18 you just do it when you feel you can pass it. A lot of people all around the world suffer from test taking nervousness so it’s not uncommon to see anyone nervous during their driving test.
@@thedelusionmufin7463 Wow America is quite relaxed. Here in Australia is most states you need 120 hours of driving which 20 hours need to be night driving before 21, in some states it's even 25.
120 hours of driving lessons, won't that be expensive ?
A 3-point turn? My instructor had me drive into the main road then through a neighborhood that looped back to the main road and into the dmv parking lot. whole test was like 5 minutes.
The examiner started off negative and treating the candidate/student driver as if they are stupid. Positiveness and respect yields good results and safe driving. Setting one up to fail comes to mind.
I'm here as my daughter passed her practical test here in the UK on the first attempt with much less direction and guidance. She's bulletproof if not missile proof confident though! A much more demanding test (I'd say Gold Plated even) than this one. People who are nervous are preyed upon by many in my view and this stinks.
In full agreement, "People who are nervous are preyed upon by many in my view and this stinks.". Some of the comments are disgusting and clearly shows that they come from dysfunctional homes. However, I do think the examiner was a kind person. His comments seem more due to concern particularly at the start. I am glad she passed. I think she will do fine and did not commit any grave errors. Of course the test was a very easy one.
The examiner was rude af with threatening to cancel the test all because the student driver was driving a little fast in the parking lot. All he could have said was “drive slower in parking lots, it could be dangerous for pedestrians” and that’s it. Also making threats can make the tester even more nervous and it can cause more mistakes now that they’re scared.
The examiner shouldn't have to say anything at all since this is the test.
@@mattmax11 It would be a perfect world if every single human being didn't make a single mistake, but that's not reality. That's life. And there's no need to be an aggressive asshole when mistakes are made.
@@Terriblegam2r Well when you are driving mistakes should never happen because a small mistake could mean you and another person either going home in your car in or going to a funeral home.
@@mattmax11 Well in a perfect world, mistakes would never happen, and ideally, they shouldn't. But, we are human and we make mistakes, I'm 100% sure you've made a mistake while driving before.
@@mattmax11 yeah because you drive perfect and without fault 100% of the time! That sounds completely plausible!
Passed mine first time, 1 minor, and tbh the examiner was really nice and was talking to me like he was my friend
passed mine but my examiner made me go on a date with them. I never showed up haha
I cancel this test ! u need to chill sir and learn some patience people get nervous some people have severe anxiety and there trying to learn something that they probably had panic attacks about they don't need a temperamental instructor
Unpopular opinion, but if you can’t handle a stern instructor, it may be a bit early for you to be on the road. Licensed Drivers aren’t always patient.
If u have road rage to the point of getting mad at a student driver u license should be removed u should be thorwn in jail
this how you're supposed to pass a driving test?
drive like a lost grandma?
Pretty much. And with exaggerated movements
If you’re reading this I took my drivers test don’t be overwhelmed it’s WAY easier then you expect and takes like 10 minutes
@@iStrong113 good thing I’m not in Europe?
@@myahbrown906 💀💀💀
What do they even test in 10 minutes? Where I live in Canada it takes around an hour. We're talking car safety check, hand signs, parallel parking, backing up, a school/playground zone (3 zones if you're unlucky like me), pulling over and doing a verbal hazard perception test, turning wheels parking uphill/downhill, roundabouts, and reverse parking in addition to what she did in this video. And usually the examiner only talks to give the directions and won't give advice like when to turn or if there's a construction zone or if they should be looking out the rear window. If the examiner is giving tips like that where I live, it means you already failed and now the exam is just a learning experience. The left turn would've been an instant fail because she held up traffic and the examiner had to tell her when to go.
@@iStrong113 Yeah I'm grateful that I'm not expected to learn how to drive a manual on top of everything. Most people don't know how to drive one here.
I pray to God I don't get someone like this as my driving instructor, jeez I'd be nervous too
If ppl like her get their license that easily no wonder there is hella crazy drivers that dont know what they are doing on the roads
Who tf goes that fast in parking lot, jesus
Bro I don't understand why people can't make these test a bit more comfortable lol
More like people should be seriously learning not being anxious
Are you up tight when you drink or relaxed, comfortable, and focused? Cause I know when I drive I gotta feel relaxed to focus on have someone make me feel I need to not fuck up cause it'll make me fuck up trying not to fuck up.
I agree
My drivers Ed teacher always told us that they do it on purpose, that way you can get used to driving under stressful situations, cause sometimes shit happens and your not gonna be relaxed
these dmv people need to be fired