First Drive After Passing the Driving Test - Great Britain
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- Опубликовано: 20 май 2024
- Driving for the first time after passing your driving test can a daunting experience. In this video I give some advice to help you feel more comfortable when you get behind the wheel for the first time as a full driving licence holder (Great Britain).
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00:00 When to drive?
04:09 P Plates
05:34 Ancillary controls
05:58 Reliability
07:50 Car control
12:22 Have support
13:11 Ignore pressure
14:08 Sat Nav
14:47 Keep a high standard
15:54 Go no where
16:56 What to bring
17:58 Continue to improve
After the test is when you truly start learning 😂
Driving on my own was weird at first but I was fine. I think I was doing this well because I was mature enough. I'm not sure if I was dealing with it properly, if I was younger and less mature. I hear the youngens moan about their insurances being higher just because they're young but the statistics speak for themselves.
This is so true
No it's not, why are they called learner drivers, and why's it called "learning to drive" if it's not true?
Why would they pass people who hadn't learnt to drive?
@@colinjava8447 There is always an opportunity to learn, passing the test is when you can really refine the correct habits and be able to react to previously inanticipatable dangerous drivers.
@@colinjava8447You don't over everything in your lessons. I'll probably pass and never be on a motorway, for instance.
Just to add: mistakes are certain to happen. I passed last month and there have been a few situations where I’ve tried to pull away in second, selected the wrong lane when not focusing and made a poor judgement on when to go.
Embarrassingly for me, I tried to pull away on a roundabout and kept stalling. The cars behind me were blaring their horns and the panic settled in. Turns out, I was trying to pull away with my right foot on the brake!! So don’t feel bad if you make a mistake and definitely don’t dwell on it - they happen so that they don’t happen twice and you are 100% not alone.
Thanks for the vid Richard!
Most important thing is to be safe. I just passed my test after I had to stop in the middle of the roundabout because a car with no indicators came flying in from the right, but it was the best thing I could have done in the situation, and the examiner appreciated it.
mistakes will always happen it is part of being human regardless of how well, and safe you think you are, just remember these mistakes and be prepared for others to make mistakes everyone has been there at some point in their driving lives. this is from someone that has been driving 30 years.
just remember do not leave the scene of an accident even to turn your car around, only take pictures and any video footage you got from a dashcam, and also you got to declare any footage, and share any footage with anyone who asks for it in an accident either by e-mail or something private.
had a brand new driver who pulled out of a side junction on my left a few months ago, panic set in, he left the scene, but by the time I was ready to speak to him he had returned.
not everyone would be as understanding, and would call the police if you leave an accident scene rather than parking up properly. but given him the benefit of doubt to allow the house owner access to their driveway, and the fact it was a very tight side road for a brand new driver to manage to reverse down, and with panic would have done even more damage to cars parked along it trying to reverse along it.
he paniced that he would also loose his licence, but I have been in a simular situation as a brand new driver being in my first year of driving. so I know what it feels like, and said the best thing was for him to get his car repaired, and experience is how you learn stuff. so he got off lightly compared to any other driver out there that would claim whiplash or something to get the police out and cause more problems for a brand new driver.
I had done stuff to try minimise any injuries and possible car damage which was a write-off by my insurance, but neither of us were injured enough to need medical attention.
@@michaelthomas3646just read that, and it was might nice of you to be kind to that driver. We need more people like you in this world 👍
Who has let you drive on the road
@@tictacnade2562 could be worse! I’m thankful that whenever necessary, the other driver was on the ball. It’s a learning curve that’ll see me eventually get better!
Thanks for your concern
I passed last Friday and couldn't find anything on the "what now?" phase of driving so this is perfect timing. Thanks Richard!
Congratulations on passing!
Tip: try putting your bag or coat on the passenger seat! The first time I drove alone, the feeling of 'empty car' freaked me out a bit - no instructor, no family, just silent empty seats!! So for my first few journeys after that, I put my backpack in the passenger seat. It's a small, random thing, but not having an empty seat next to me genuinely helped me feel more relaxed about driving alone, just for those first few journeys. Do what works for you and don't be too hard on yourself -- you'll feel totally at home on the roads sooner than you expect! :)
That's really good idea😊
Driving alones more relaxing for me 😂 I hate when somebody is constantly watching my every move, I guess im strange
@vadwvea7153 I definitely get what you mean! It's a funny thing - I've been driving on my own for a few months since I made this comment, and I now find it really strange when there's someone next to me 😂 It's amazing how quickly you get used to life on the road!
@@MGobin54 thank you 😊
Didn't drive for 10(!) years after passing. Suddenly I needed the car for work. Refreshing my knowledge and getting familiar with driving on the road again took about 2 months of practicing almost every day. Your videos helped tremendously, especially the mock driving tests. Seeing other nervous drivers encouraged me to push through. I eventually did a mock exam with a driving instructor and got told I was a good, safe driver! Thanks, Richard. The videos you put out really helped and made me a better, safer, more confident driver.
I passed my test today, finally after years of trying and lots of money spent on lessons. Your videos have helped me so much, especially the roundabout videos. Thank you so so much Richard!! I always recommend your videos to friends
That's fantastic news! Congratulations on passing!
This video is perfect timing considering ive passed my test a few days ago yet im both anxious and excited to drive alone!
Well done 👏
Heyy, same
Me too
that how I felt when I past 3month ago and congratulations 🎊
Congratulations on passing!
Only got half way through this last night as I had my test this morning and didn't want to get my hopes up, but I passed with 0 minors! Your channel helped so much, thank you!!!!
Congratulations!! That's amazing :D
Wow, that's incredible!
👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
Same, I jus passed today with 0 minors aswell #0minorsgang
@@sameeriqbal8115 nice job!! Enjoy taking to the roads 🚗〰️〰️
I passed today with 2 minors in Colchester and these videos have been a huge help. I went out around my estate for 20 mins, first time in my car and it was like learning from the beginning again!
I passed my test then didn't actually drive for six years. Almost straight after I passed my dad died, and for two years I wasn't mentally stable enough to drive. And then I didn't want to drive as I didn't have a car and wasn't particularly keen on buying a car. I eventually had to four years after that when my mum got ill and needed driving around. I had a neighbour who took me out a few times for lessons, but I watched a lot - A LOT - of your videos and they have been unbelievably helpful. It has taken me over a year to get the hang of driving and I no longer poop myself every time I get to a junction.
You dad dying straight after you passed your state motoring competency test wasn’t a coincidence, was it?
I passed at the end of August. I remember my first solo drive the day after. The test I remember it very well that I started driving around my local area. I was talking to myself about what I needed to do , and after I built confidence a little, I went for a country drive . It's true you really start learning to drive after you pass your test the road is full of idiots
They key things for me were:
if you find yourself in a tricky situation where you don't know what to do, take things slow and remember what your instructor told you.
don't let other road users or passengers rush you, go at a speed you feel comfortable
go to an empty carpark on a Sunday evening and practice your reversing, trust me, it will be very useful.
don't beat yourself up for mistakes, it happens to everybody and it shouldn't put you off driving.
don't completely rely on google maps and waze, use signs and road markings too.
Just passed with six minors! Your videos more or less carried me to victory! Thank you very much.
I passed last week. This weekend will be my first venture out, and I'm taking my brother first time out and going on my learning routes to start. This video is great, exactly what I needed to see right now! Thanks, I watched a lot of your videos leading up to my test.
Congratulations on passing!
A great video. Been driving 18 months. After passing my test, my instructor told me to go for a drive on my own without any passengers. I got too nervous and didn’t drive for a week. To overcome it, I went halfway to work with my partner following behind and in the evening when I knew it was quieter. I knew the route. After doing that a few times I then did it on my own (an hours journey). Then a month later my usual route was closed and panicked as I didn’t know where I was going. Turned out I didn’t need to panic, you have the skills.
If it’s an area I’m diving in that I don’t know, I go a little under the speed limit to give me a bit more time.
Only done the motorway a couple of times and got nervous before setting off. Not long after joining the motorway I settled into it. Have had lots of practice on country roads.
My partner had to show me how to fill the car up with petrol as I didn’t know how and it wasn’t taught in my lessons 😂
After passing I didn’t want to drive on my own and now I don’t want passengers 😂
Certainly picked up a few skills since passing, especially anticipating what other drivers and pedestrians are going to do.
Thought I’d look to see if you had a video on this after passing my test last week, only after watching did I see it was uploaded today! I must have a good teacher because I’m doing pretty much everything mentioned already. You were a big help towards me passing, thank you
Passed a few weeks ago, your vids were a huge help. Gonna be driving for the first time alone soonish so this came out just in time for me!
Had to come and comment on your newest video, your manual training has been amazing and I've learned so much from your videos!!
I'm still learning as much as I can ! Thanks for your great advice that's make me more confident
Just passed my restricted licence test in New Zealand yesterday and want to say thanks for all the free videos Richard, helped me a lot with confidence and mindset.
Passed today and only really started watching your videos a week ago but they really helped with my nerves! Thanks for not only being really helpful but also really understanding with anxious drivers :-)
This is such a helpful video! I passed today with one minor without any formal lessons and a big part of that was down to your videos. Thanks so much Richard!
Thank you! Your videos have helped me immensely, and helped me pass my driving test. I'm going to watch this video again, as soon as I manage to get a car!
I was lucky and a very good friend came out with me for my 1st drive, it made the difference to have someone who I consider a great driver and someone I trust.
You do learn properly after you pass and yes mistakes will be made, made plenty in the 18 months I have been driving. But am still watching videos and learning. Your videos are amazing, thank you ❤️
Hi Richard, I’ve very recently passed my driving test 😄 I’ve been watching your videos and they have been so helpful, you really understand the mindset of a learner or a nervous driver and you have such a good way of explaining things. So I just wanted to say thank you very much!!
What a great video to find after passing last week Thursday! Thank you for the assistance throughout the videos. I drove back home from the test centre confidently with no incidents. Although I'm waiting for insurance to be settled so I can start driving independently.
Thanks to your and other people's videos as well as a fantastic teacher, I passed on the first try. What an awesome experience!!
love your videos man, I have learned so much from them, cheers
Thanks for all this advice. I have just passed my driving test this really helped me.
really useful video, passed my test yesterday on the second attempt (at Erith in fact, the test centre in your "hardest place to pass?" video) and your videos played a massive part in teaching me good driving sense, technique and confidence. I think I'll keep watching this channel probably for years to come to keep me thinking critically about my own driving even though i have the certificate. thanks for all you do!
Passed my test FIRST TIME yesterday ❤ Your videos were such a huge help. Especially when I'd just found sticking points that I needed help ironing out. Thank you!
Hi Richard. I just wanted to say a massive thank you for your content. I used your videos to help me with my motorbike learning. I have just passed my module 2 and now have a full bike license. I used your videos extensively to help me with Roadcraft and they made a massive difference. They are also really good for"experienced" car drivers like me to refresh knowledge and practice forgotten along the way - I passed my car test in, ahem, 1983.😊 Thank you from a very happy rider.
I passed literally a week ago, just got my car and was having those first drive nerves. Perfectly timed! Love your content.
I’d like to thank you Richard. I passed 1st time today with 4 minors and I can safely say that you helped me ontop of what my instructor was teaching me. Top class.
Just passed first time this morning with 2 minors - I had a great instructor, but your videos really helped me understand not only how to pass the test, but also how be a better driver - thanks Richard! You keep making em and i'll keep watching em
It is so good giving out these advice. When I passed just shortly before covid and had noone to practise with, was completely freaked out, made mistakes,,drove into a one way street opposite direction, city drive with no idea where to go, noone to recommend a suitable car to buy,,or anything. But I researched and choose a great car reliable,low cost. I also felt pressurised to go and drive a lot, on motorways,in the city but I resisted pressure and I decided to do weekends drives, basic small drives and building up distances, unfamiliar places and it is still hard and make mistakes at times but I always review and learn from it.
Great tips as always! Thanks
Just passed this morning 1st attempt in sheffield. Your videos helped me inbetween lessons. Thank you soo much
Mines at Sheffield handsworth test centre in a few hours 😬 it was meant to be on Thursday but it got cancelled 2 hours before
Hey, I passed my test 2 months ago and I really want to thank you for your work. Your videos helped me a lot 😊
Dear Richard,
I am so happy to finally be able to watch your videos again. I just had my driving test yesterday and I was scared that if I watched your videos too much before that, I'd start randomly drifting to the left lane when in my country I'm supposed to stay on the right 😂
Today I just had the result and I passed it, with only 19 hours of driving ! If I were to count the time I've spent watching youtube videos, I'd probably be at 100+.
So a huge THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart, your videos have been enlightening, especially the ones where you cover deeper mechanisms related to the car, it really grew some passion in me that I thought I'd never have.
Good luck to everyone passing their exam soon, and stay safe ❤
Hello. I passed my driving test on Tuesday after my first attempt and under 20 lessons. I just want to say thank you so much for these videos as I have been watching them non stop before my test. 😊
I have passed my test today in Pinner. Your videos have helped me a lot. Thank you .
i passed 1 year ago, your videos definitely helped me improve my driving
I love watching video Tutorial, when you explain this will help me. Soon to drive ive already got my provisional license already 17 years old. So by watching your video helps me and to learn to drive. So ty for showing how to drive🙏.
The other thing is that my dad told me to look at how manual transmission work. So ill be looking into it today every week 24/7 non stop looking. ❤
Thank you so much for this! Exactly what I needed
I passed my test 1st try yesterday! Driven 30 miles on my own since then and loving it! Thanks for all of your videos explaining engine braking etc really propelled me into being comfortable with driving
I passed in April but didn't drive until December and it was a little difficult for my first drive. I was so nervous. But the second and third drive was so much more easier and relaxed. It's different for different people.
I passed my test in the Netherlands a few weeks ago, and done my first drive last weekend. Despite a few differences between driving here and driving in the UK, your videos have helped. Thank you very much!
I'd just like to say, THANK YOU. I 100% passed my test because of your videos, the detail you have in your videos has been unmatched. I passed first time because of you, and this video is the icing on the cake. Once again, thank you.
Just passed my test today with 2 minors! Still feels surreal passing a test after 2 attempts from 2022 to now. Your vids helped me a lot, especially the one with roundabouts (I used to mess up on these quite a lot) and the mock test, giving me more confidence like never before. Thank you very much! For me, it's the beginning of the next step and it's gonna be challenging sometimes but also interesting, looking forward to it!
excellent video, many thanks doing this for all drivers, not just new ones
Been watching you for about a week leading up to my test, and honestly I wanna say to everyone this guy is awesome, he’s super great at not only teaching the theory and practical, but also actually making sure you’re a “good driver”. Passed today with only 2 minors, and even tho my actual instructor is awesome, idk if I could’ve done it without this man.
Thank YOU
I passed the test thanks to the series of your videos, can drive confidently.
Obligatory comment to say thank you!! I booked a last minute test a week ago and passed today with only 1 minor.
I started watching your videos last week and they have been incredibly helpful in so many ways
This is literally perfect timing, always the most informative instructor out there!
Genuinely can’t thank you enough, really increases my confidence.
Getting in a motor vehicle is the most dangerous thing you will ever do, especially when it’s you t the wheel.
Thank you sooo much for this video. Used your videos to help me learn to drive 2 years ago and I sometimes dip back in occasionally as there's always something to learn. Been driving an old 2002 Peugeot 106. You really have to hit the break pedal hard. Just bought a Ford Fiesta and on the test drive I shot forward, exactly as you described as the breaks were so much more sensitive. Picking the Fiesta up next week and will be doing the start/stop test as you describe. Keep up the good work!!!
Congrats to those who passed their driving test here. I already got my driving lisence for a year now and I still remember watching your videos to make sure I can drive safely on the road myself with courage after passing my driving test! Even though I'm a Malaysian, but since we also drive on the left here, your videos are really helpful and educational, cheers!
Finally passed my driving test today on my 2nd attempt. Failed my first test due to nerves which caused silly mistakes. Just want to say how helpful your videos were in teaching not just what methods should be followed to drive safely, but also informing learners of why those methods should be used. You have an amazing approach to your teaching and have helped many learners probably without even knowing. Keep doing what you are doing Richard, you have an incredible approach to teaching! Thank you! :)
Thanks to you I passed my test today with 4 minors. I’ve been driving for a while though, but my IDP was expiring soon, so I had to go through the process to get a UK licence. Thank you!!!
Just passed my test today, got my insurance sorted and was out on the road within 2 hours of passing. Your videos helped!
just passed my test today and here because i was nervous about driving alone. Good tips! Thanks Richard!
Hi Richard,
I've passed me test back in November but couldn't get a car untill now....
Just drove home from about 40 miles away starting from 30+ ° hills and the dreaded motorway too....
I stalled once and put the car into 1st instead of 3rd twice as well...
It was a scary experience.
I did take a few breaks, found that having no music to distract but thinking out loud reminding me of what i needed to do helped a lot as well. Needless to say, my confidence took a knock
I'm going binge a lot of your videos to get tips to build some good habits back into driving.
Huge thanks for all your content!
There are a few good channels out there (obviously UK ones for UK drivers work best) but i find you are able to describe things easiest to digest.
Keep up the good work mate, you're making the world a better place! 😁
Passed my test with one minor last Sunday. Thanks for this video!
I passed last Tuesday. Your videos helped a lot. Love your videos. I will continue to watch them. I’ve been driving for years. But things happened when I was younger. I am a confident driver but i will still watch your videos. As they help a lot.
Also i Get my new car in a couple weeks. Can’t wait👌🏻
Just want to say I passed a couple days ago and just messaging as your videos help me so much Ty I still be watching 👀 👍❤
In N.Ireland you must display "R plates" for the first year after passing your test. These plates restrict you to 45mph on a motorway.
I passed my test and didnt drive for like 7 months after passing due to having no car, but the videos deffo helped maintian knowledge and the moment i got a car i drove basically everyday to random ass places and through different situations for like a month and a half to reinforce the skills i already learned to get used to signs, gps and road markings and to make myself confident and comfortable on the road because real life situations change everyday also my very first drive i done alone was from peterborough to romford essex as i bought the car from peterborough
Passed first time today with 5 minors, this channel has helped me immensely!
I passed my test in August of 2022. Got my first car in June 2023. I have to say I was impressed with how much of my knowledge I'd retained. It was mostly just getting back into the rythm, building my confidence again and being less hesitant. On day 2 of car ownership, I think I was better than on my test!
Richard you are the best instructor,
I have had no instructor as there is no space in my little town and no driving lessons,
I watched all of your videos that I felt I needed advise with. Had my test today past first time with 6 minors! So happy and appreciative of you're methods!
Thank you! Have to drive up and shake your hand one day haha
Keep it up rich 👌
I remember watching your channel the day before my first lesson 6 months ago. Passed my test this week with 4 minors
I passed my test on Feb 1... I did start my driving but still got fear,depression but I am still learning and your videos gave me hope to drive big thanks for your efforts to do videos nice and clean thank you very much for your videos that's really helped me a lot for my test as well once again Big thank you 🤝
I passed first time today! Thanks for all the help from your videos, I’m going to keep watching you even though I’ve passed as I really enjoy your vids anyway 😂 plus it’ll keep me fresh!
Passed my driving test yesterday and I still can't quite believe it! The test itself (despite my nerves beforehand) was really pleasant in hindsight, which considering it was Swansea/Britton Ferry/Britton Ferry Roundabout in morning rush hour (if you know, you know) really surprised me 😂 My manoeuvre was reverse parallel parking and I also did an emergency stop!
Along with my lessons, I also watched (and still watch) your videos, Richard! This video couldn't have popped up at a perfect time 😊 Thank you!
Remember first thing to do is pretend you have launch control and sit at max rpm at a red light
I passed wednesday last week.. ive wheel spun at every roundabout because i dont have the safety of my L plates 😂
For a week or so after I passed my test i went out for a drive every morning before the early morning traffic started. I negotiated the multiple roundabouts and by-passes while in a relaxed state of mind. I gained a lot of confidence and after a few months i was driving hundreds of miles to holiday destinations. Also, One thing my instructor told me was always look at the number on the road surface as you approach a roundabout. (Having noted the road number on the sign obviously) it’s surprising how many people don’t do that.
Just when I need it. Thank you so much Richard. I've followed your channel since I started learning driving and I passed the test 3 days ago.
That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
Passed yesterday, thanks to a lot of help from your videos. Thank you so much.
That's really great to hear. Thank you so much for your generosity. Congratulations on passing!
Great Video Richard!
Good timing. I just passed my test, first time, a week and a bit ago, thanks in large part to your videos!
Appreciate all the tips and will continue to keep watching as there's always more to learn!
Congratulations on passing!
Perfect timing! This is what I needed I just passed my driving test few days ago and a bit anxious driving alone . It will definitely help me a lot. Thanks mate!
Congratulations on passing!
🤣🤣🤣 I passed 5 years ago, didn't drive. Recently bought a car and on my 1st day, I damaged the bumper whilst parking. Then I found your videos, the playlist was super helpful and helped me reunite with my skill, now I'm confident
Thank you sir …your knowledge and tips helped me pass
Thank you so much for all your videos
Hello Richard, I passed my driving license test last week and i must really appreciate your videos, they helped me a lot! I´ve watched almost every of your videos. Thank you for your hard work and explaining every little detail about driving. Now its time to drive alone and build the confidence :)
Cheers! :D
That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
Just passed my test yesterday with 2 minors (one was for hesitation, I waited for a car to go at a give way marker even though I could have gone as he was relatively far, second was for correcting my reverse bay park) so excited to get on the road on my own but slightly nervous also. Your videos have been a great help on my driving journey thus far and will continue to watch
Great video as usual Richard! I can a 100% relate to the fact that you do lose some skill if you don't drive for a while after driving test, in my case, I haven't driven for about 3 years, and although I still had basic control over the card, my confidence was really affected, especially in traffic, I guess practice makes perfect after all!
Richard, with the amount of videos you have posted on youtube, you have inspired me to learn to be an ADI and teach others like yourself. I have a background in teaching anyway from music teaching and i’m obsessed about driving so why not. Plus the money is great :) Thanks for inspiring me
That's really great to hear!
I've been driving for 13 years now in America yet I watch these videos because Richard is just a nice instructor to watch.
I've had my (american) license for about 5 months now, literally the first time I went for a drive without someone else my car battery died and I had to get my mom and neighbors to come and give me a jump; it was kind of scary at the time because I thought it was a sign of things to come, but here I am now with very little bad things to say about driving.
Love your videos by the way, they've taught me a lot even across the pond.
I passed my test yesterday 1st time with 3 minors....i dunno what happened but was on auto pilot and drove the BEST i ever have. My mock tests were a mess lol...thank you for all your videos, its helped significantly!
i passed my practical yesterday with 3 minor faults. all of your videos helped me a lot! Thank you!
Congratulations on passing!
Wow, this is literally my situation right now. I bought my first car recently... But passed almost 7 years ago (didn't have the finances to get one before). Ive been terrified to actually take it out, but have been slowly building up my confidence by going on short trips and watching your videos.
The best thing you can do is practice driving in the areas you are familiar/learnt. That really helped build my confidence in driving when I hadn’t drove for 6 months after passing.
What a great timing, I just passed my test 3 hours before this video was uploaded! Your videos helped me a lot Richard, thanks for everything you do! ❤🎉
That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
I was just thinking that you should make a video like this and here it is
An amazing video as a beginner myself I found this really helpful. 👍👍
Passed nearly 2 months ago and an still really struggling with feeling anxious & un confident when I’m driving so thank you for the tips! x
Thank you for all you do. I passed my test today, first attempt, 2 minor fault. Your videos gave me the confidence required. 👍
That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
This channel showed me so much, one of the best for new drivers❤
After 2 years of driving, I can say I'm actually a solid driver. 15k km, not a scratch. Always made sure to be alert, well rested, no distractions besides light music
past 1 month ago 7 near misses bass boosted music only and top speed of 120 your doing it wrong mate
@@joespray 🤣
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Thank you Richard
My biggest fear is harming myself, or worse others as well
I passed the first try but never felt like I'm truly ready to share the road yet. Had my first solo drive today though and your lessons have been truly helpful
I only wish you wellness!
You really must build up your own confidence to the point where you feel as though you're not as good ? as everyone else ....
you're actually far better than the 'average' driver on the roads today .
And believe me , after over fifty years of driving , if you've got any sense , and hopefully you have , that won't be hard to do .
My advice to you is try not to be influenced by others around you .
If they want to go charging down the road at breakneck speed , let them do it .
Don't play their stupid games .
And don't forget , most people , within five years of passing their test , think they know everything , and in so doing , totally disregard the Highway Code completely .