@ wrong , just because you classify your self as “ experienced “ doesn’t mean you are 100% safe on road plus deaths on road doesn’t necessarily has to be related with “experience “ it’s matter of fact who is behind the wheel and if they are competent enough to drive ;)
@ No one is 100% safe on the roads, because even if they hypothetically made zero mistakes, they could never account for the mistakes of others. This is given, and everyone knows and accepts this, but being an experience driver holds a lot of weight when it comes to safety, you won't see an experienced going down the wrong side of the road but you will see a newly passed driver doing so lmfao
@@RoninxDD as I just said above but you seems you don’t have your eyeglasses mby, Being an “ experience “ driver DOES nOT mean your are safe on road plus the fact that as you just said “ it will hold lots of weight to be safe “ as I just said it matters who is behind the wheel and if the person got enough brain cells to think of their safety and the others which means that they will use simple common sense to drive as the law says and of what they taught them On their driving lessons , additionally in that case what you gonna tell me about those who just passed their test and so far they never get done for anything ?! Are they still “ inexperienced “ even THO THEY HAVENT had no accident or convictions ????! That’s what I tough keep ya bot thought for ya self
we need more grown people in tests, having young people is usually very immature, and not pleasant to watch. most of the young learners are yapping
dbi
At 13:37, how come the 2nd round about is classed as "straight ahead" and not a right turn? It's after 12 on the sign. Just curious
What about signaling when leaving the roundabouts? I couldn't hear anything about it. Correct me if I missed that.
The push button hand brake wud piss me off
No one is pro or will become pro regardless of ya years held , YOU JUST have the right to drive a car , experience means nothing much
Experience can mean the difference between life and death lol
@ wrong , just because you classify your self as “ experienced “ doesn’t mean you are 100% safe on road plus deaths on road doesn’t necessarily has to be related with “experience “ it’s matter of fact who is behind the wheel and if they are competent enough to drive ;)
@ No one is 100% safe on the roads, because even if they hypothetically made zero mistakes, they could never account for the mistakes of others. This is given, and everyone knows and accepts this, but being an experience driver holds a lot of weight when it comes to safety, you won't see an experienced going down the wrong side of the road but you will see a newly passed driver doing so lmfao
@@RoninxDD as I just said above but you seems you don’t have your eyeglasses mby,
Being an “ experience “ driver DOES nOT mean your are safe on road plus the fact that as you just said “ it will hold lots of weight to be safe “ as I just said it matters who is behind the wheel and if the person got enough brain cells to think of their safety and the others which means that they will use simple common sense to drive as the law says and of what they taught them
On their driving lessons , additionally in that case what you gonna tell me about those who just passed their test and so far they never get done for anything ?! Are they still “ inexperienced “ even THO THEY HAVENT had no accident or convictions ????!
That’s what I tough keep ya bot thought for ya self
10:11 How can cars be allowed to park there.
It is legal