I was nervous watching this lesson play out, I remember my first lesson which I thought it would be easy and I'd love it. 15 mins into the lesson and I was terrified and didn't like driving at all, I felt so out of control as there was so much to think about. As someone who has now been driving for 30 years you really forget how much you have to think about as a learner .. respect to both the learner and driving instructors .. I reckon you need pretty good nerves to teach someone how to drive :-)
Well done Ben . The first lesson is always the hardest and it will get easier . There is a lot to remember but it will become second nature to you. When I had my first few lessons I had tunnel vision . It will not remain nerve racking it will get easier and easier until you just get in the car and don’t even think of being nervous . Aman is an amazing instructor
It's fascinating to see the gears (lol) turning in his head as he is learning. I'm addicted to these videos even though I'm from an entirely different country and I've had my license for 7 years 😄
Even if she didn’t say who’s brother this was I think just by them facial features we all knew it was Erin’s brother, the smile gives it away and yes it would be awesome if Erin joined in a lesson one day
I'm from Mexico, I live in Mexico city, I've been driving for 28 years, and still I watch every single Aman's videos because they are so entertaining, and she's so talented and gorgeous.
After watching several shorts with Aman, I just watched this video to relax after work. I got my driving licence in Germany almost 30 years ago. The recordings reminded me how complex it is for a learner driver. But thanks to Aman's detailed and good explanations in her pleasant and calm voice, it's easy to learn to drive. Many thanks for the video
As someone training to be a driving instructor, your videos are not only helpful and informative, especially in the calm way you instruct, they are also entertaining. I finally had my part two and passed on monday after twice being cancelled. Your videos certainly have help keep me focused and motivated during those frustrating moments.
I did 5 lessons like 2 years ago and then drove with family for about 15-20hours the last month and somehow passed first time with 3 minors, watching mocks really helped though! Thank you
Excited for this series. Loved Erin's journey even though i caught up with it later. Planning on becoming a driving instructor in Greece myself and watching these videos helped me before my test, after and still improving my driving and will help me at my instructor journey as well. Started learning bike now to start getting the licences of the rest 4 categories,as we need them all here (A, B, C, CE, D). and yes i never learned to bike as a child apart from a bike with training wheels and im learning now at 22 so i can get the motorcycle licence 😂
as someone who is also a begineer learner I can remember doing my first lesson its the most dornting at first but after your second lesson it gets better trust me.
I passed my test on Tuesday (9th), first time😆 I watched a lot of your videos whilst doing my lessons which helped a lot, I’ll probably still keep watching them aswell😂
This will be helpful for me as a beginner learner. Had 10 hours of lessons about 18 months ago but then my mum passed away and haven’t been back at it. This will be helpful though for when I go back to it
If you hadn't pointed out that he was Erin's brother, I would've been scratching my head trying to figure where I'd seen him before 😆. Very nice to see a brand new learner lesson. It's been a while 😊
I love watching your videos, and he did amazing, but him crossing his arms gives me anxiety 😂❤ it takes me back to my nursery route. Pull push will definitely help when he masters it. He drives very well for lesson 1. Well done
Watching from Bangalore, India. I enrolled in a driving school with the dream of learning to drive. The instructor promised 8 kms a day on busy roads from day one, but every day he made it challenging with his impatient attitude, especially when I made mistakes. He was often on his phone and even used me for his personal errands, which added to the frustration. Despite understanding the controls, his behavior caused unnecessary panic. Watching your video is refreshing; I appreciate how calmly you point out mistakes without yelling. It's a great video to learn from. Thank you!
Ben - besides having a great first name - you did really well. Coordinating steering, brakes, clutch and accelerator (plus wipers and indicators) is no easy task for the first time, but you (mostly) did it pretty well. My daughter just started driving too but in an automatic so a bit easier. Aman is a great instructor so you're in good hands. btw, did anyone notice at 28:56 - the lady crossing the road - do not do what she did here over here in Australia (or in the UK, probably)! She just walked out without looking right to see if anyone was turning into the road! Crazy!
A good technique that my instructor taught me was the push pull method with a steering wheel cover before I started driving it’s a great method to study as it has so many benefits which is your hands never cross 12 so if you do crash and tge air bag goes off your not going to knock all your teeth out with your watch and you keep more control of the vehicle
Just had my first lesson on Monday so it's kinda nice to see someone in the sma boat as me. Clutch was surprisingly not as difficult as what I thought it would be, though it's quite tough at times to coordinate both the steering and pedals at the same time
I just passed recently, your videos helped so much! Thank you for being so informative and easy to understand. I must admit its much nicer to watch these once youve passed haha. ❤🎉😊
Great first lesson I feel! You know, as an 12+ year driver who is almost never a passenger anymore, I now have the opposite issue that Ben was having with positioning. I’m so used to the driver position that whenever I’m a passenger, I feel like the driver is far too over to the left! Nope, in fact it is me on the left 😂 Aman, I really wish I had you as an instructor! In a world where I feel drivers are getting worse (on their phones etc), I feel confident in the drivers you are making!
Well done Ben!! I feel like his clutch control will help him, much better to be slightly too slow/low than too fast and stalling Now we just need to learn that steering and accelerating is a lot more sensitive than you think and he’ll be off to a flyer
Interesting that you teach students to clutch before brake, coming to a stop. In Queensland, we are incredibly struct on habits that lead to clutch coasting when travelling to a stop.
Hello Ben and welcome, I love Aman's videos I watched all Erin's lessons. That was a really good start, it gets easier you'll get a lot better. I'd give you a little tip for the steering wheel, get a Frisbee or round plastic lid off something, don't use a dinner plate Mamas tend to get upset if you drop them and break them! Practice passing the whatever in your hands, ps don't use a wooden chopping board either, they hurt if you drop them and hit your feet! Looking forward to your next video.
I’ve had 3 driving instructors and I’m learning from this that my first driving instructor taught me nothing on my first lesson (it was 2 hours aswell) no wonder it’s been a year and I’m only just doing manoeuvres
Love watching your content. I passed my test 38 years ago and find interesting as to the lack of use of the hand break at junctions and when pulling off. Also there seems to be a lot of hand crossing when steering, this was a big no no back in my day, but I guess this is a sign of the times. I have however found myself checking my blind spots more now since watching your vlogs :-)
I just bought my first Manual Transmission Vehichle about 2 weeks ago. 😅 So far its really fun but i often worry about burning out my poor clutch disc. I haven't droven on a street yet and im still in the parking lot but hopefully i will get used to it soon... Seeing this is really awesome! Here in the USA we often have to learn on automatic only :/
I drove in UK with my Indian driving license last month , I am very much surprised how much Lane discipline was there on Highways & Towns . The Crystal clear markings on Road what to do and what not do made driving experience so much safe and fun.
Aman is the best instructror you could ever ask for. She's just a gem.. so passionate, calm and smart. This video is really chef's kiss 🤌🤌 Off to a very great new series Lots of love from Italy
Hearing you make a point of the heel off the carpet was interesting. I found during my learner period with instructor that pivoting the heel on the floor gave for better control and clutch feel. Both for the instructor's and my first car. However with my new car (second) it doesn't feel comfortable as the pedals are floor mounted rather than top.
One thing I will say about footwear is I found it very hard to drive in running shoes (still do) as the bite point requires delicate balance particularly in many newer cars that have a stiffer clutch. I found it far easier to wear flat shoes with not much sole/heel on the bottom, you can really feel the pedals better and you tend to not apply too much pressure. PS Well done Ben on your first lesson. Trust me everything feels far more natural once you get into the swing of it, that first drive is always very weird feeling.
Ok, so ben is doing really well so far. He'll be practising right turns next, and right turns aren't easy at all, but l hope that eventually he'll be ready to it independently
I come across this channel quite often and wonder why learner drivers are no longer taught to give a toot of the horn when passing a parked bus and at other appropriate moments. I am often driving and notice people just about to step off of the kerb, usually, gazing at their phones, and I use the horn just to alert them to my presence. Using the horn seems to be a "dying art". Further, I am a member of the IAM and woùld advise all new drivers to take the IAM course to hone their skills.
You’ll get there.❤ Work on understanding how the clutch works in a Manuel gear car and you’ll get there.😮 Don’t stress too much about passing quickly. We know how difficult these waiting times are.😅 YT can definitely help on videos on how to break if you prefer a video way of learning.😊
@@BALHAM69 I do prefer videos but like watching the videos I’m not sure how to apply it when driving at times Ahh yess the clutch and steering wheel is where I struggled a lot Thank you for your message tho
im an american getting my first manual car in a week! ive had my license for two years, and have never driven manual. im watching these tutorial vids like crazy, and this one came just in time!
I need her to be my driving instructor, unfortunately I'm all the way in India, learning from quite a crappy instructor who makes me feel embarrassed with every mistake I make, and yells at me, so thank you Aman for being my nice instructor halfway cross the world, and hopefully I'm able to drive right next time :)
I'm flabbergasted. That clutch instruction. keep that heel ON the 'carpet' for goodness sake, it is easier on the leg and gives a steady control. It's worse than toothache just seeing the heel off the 'carpet' in any of the driving videos on yt. To think it is taught this way is shocking.
I'm not sure if this is something you would consider doing, but as a PDI (Pink Badge) it would be really great & beneficial if you could upload the videos with some of the chat at the beginning also. Your videos have helped a lot alongside my training and I just think it would be great even if you uploaded some more raw/less edited footage with the "boring" chat still in. Either way, another great video nontheless
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You can absolutely see Erin's grin when he smiles 😂 undeniable siblings
I was literally thinking the same thing!!
Me too 😀
Exactly what I was thinking!
Aman is their Family driving instructor. Looking forward to seeing her first born's lessons in ~20 years in self driving flying car.
Don't think you'd need lessons in 20 years for self driving cars😂
@@UTK37 you still might. What to do if the AI suddenly becomes self aware and starts running people over etc.
Hi
@UTK37 hi
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Passed my test on Saturday with barely any instructor lessons because I learnt pretty much everything off of these videos .. saved me so much money 🙏
That’s amazing 🤩:) well done
Woah, that's actually amazing
Yh that’s what im doing
That was a very normal first lesson, he's not doing anything better or worse than a brand new learner. Keep going Ben, you've got this.
oh my gosh their smiles are so alike lol, can definitely see it.
We need Erin back for a series
Or while she sits on the back of his lesson 😂
I was nervous watching this lesson play out, I remember my first lesson which I thought it would be easy and I'd love it. 15 mins into the lesson and I was terrified and didn't like driving at all, I felt so out of control as there was so much to think about. As someone who has now been driving for 30 years you really forget how much you have to think about as a learner .. respect to both the learner and driving instructors .. I reckon you need pretty good nerves to teach someone how to drive :-)
Well done Ben . The first lesson is always the hardest and it will get easier . There is a lot to remember but it will become second nature to you. When I had my first few lessons I had tunnel vision . It will not remain nerve racking it will get easier and easier until you just get in the car and don’t even think of being nervous . Aman is an amazing instructor
got say Aman is one hell of an instructor. enjoyable learning experience for newbies viewing thats for sure.
bit of an information bomb for someone whos never driven before but he handled it well
I passed yesterday for my driving test. I got a driving license now 😊.
Good job!
@@ClearviewDrivingThanks.
Well done passed mine 2 weeks ago
It's fascinating to see the gears (lol) turning in his head as he is learning. I'm addicted to these videos even though I'm from an entirely different country and I've had my license for 7 years 😄
Even if she didn’t say who’s brother this was I think just by them facial features we all knew it was Erin’s brother, the smile gives it away and yes it would be awesome if Erin joined in a lesson one day
He's doing great for a first time. Brakes imagine squeezing a soft ball that's basically the pressure you need for braking
I've been driving in the U.S for nearly 9 years and these videos inspire me to learn how to drive a manual car. Great videos!
I'm from Mexico, I live in Mexico city, I've been driving for 28 years, and still I watch every single Aman's videos because they are so entertaining, and she's so talented and gorgeous.
After watching several shorts with Aman, I just watched this video to relax after work. I got my driving licence in Germany almost 30 years ago. The recordings reminded me how complex it is for a learner driver. But thanks to Aman's detailed and good explanations in her pleasant and calm voice, it's easy to learn to drive. Many thanks for the video
Passed my test in Ireland there and used your videos to help me gain more awareness pick up common mistakes I and other drivers make Thanks.
As someone training to be a driving instructor, your videos are not only helpful and informative, especially in the calm way you instruct, they are also entertaining. I finally had my part two and passed on monday after twice being cancelled. Your videos certainly have help keep me focused and motivated during those frustrating moments.
First Erin now her brother 😂😂 love it
Aww this was cute to watch bless him. Wish him well for when he eventually does his test.
I did 5 lessons like 2 years ago and then drove with family for about 15-20hours the last month and somehow passed first time with 3 minors, watching mocks really helped though! Thank you
Excited for this series. Loved Erin's journey even though i caught up with it later. Planning on becoming a driving instructor in Greece myself and watching these videos helped me before my test, after and still improving my driving and will help me at my instructor journey as well. Started learning bike now to start getting the licences of the rest 4 categories,as we need them all here (A, B, C, CE, D). and yes i never learned to bike as a child apart from a bike with training wheels and im learning now at 22 so i can get the motorcycle licence 😂
I can feel how scary this is
as someone who is also a begineer learner I can remember doing my first lesson its the most dornting at first but after your second lesson it gets better trust me.
I’m on my 3rd and watching this and I can barely remember my 1st whitch is weird since it was so recent
@@Nadia-il9qh yeah me too I’m on my 3rd & I can remember bits of the 1st but not all of it
The resemblance is unreal! Oh my days! We should totally have an Erin And Ben series in the future! :)
U have good calmness 👍 I never seen in any 1 accept u.! U really calm with ur students 👍
I passed my test on Tuesday (9th), first time😆 I watched a lot of your videos whilst doing my lessons which helped a lot, I’ll probably still keep watching them aswell😂
As a learner driver I can feel his nerves its so daunting controlling a car all on your own
You are such a good instructor
I had some bad instructor and now stop driving
This will be helpful for me as a beginner learner. Had 10 hours of lessons about 18 months ago but then my mum passed away and haven’t been back at it. This will be helpful though for when I go back to it
Have you heard of DGN driving, they have an ultimate driving course which are videos that can help you learn while you take driving lessons
If you hadn't pointed out that he was Erin's brother, I would've been scratching my head trying to figure where I'd seen him before 😆. Very nice to see a brand new learner lesson. It's been a while 😊
Successfully passed today with 0 driving faults 😍♥️
👏👏really well done 🥹
Awesome,Congratulations 🎉🙏
Please stop sharing the success. I hated something called drive exam
I passed 2 months ago with 1 minor 😆
@@fouedmechergui2226What?
He actually looks so much like Erin! Good luck Ben! We're all behind you! You got this! ❤
I love watching your videos, and he did amazing, but him crossing his arms gives me anxiety 😂❤ it takes me back to my nursery route. Pull push will definitely help when he masters it. He drives very well for lesson 1. Well done
Aw so sweet! You can tell he’ll be driving in no time, looking forward to seeing his progress ❤
I just had my first driving lesson today it was scary but better than I thought it would go
Aman you are my favourite driving instructor! You teach so nicely and in a way that it inspires me.
So useful seeing how he is using the pedals. Very helpful for anyone learning to drive, watching this video
Watching from Bangalore, India.
I enrolled in a driving school with the dream of learning to drive. The instructor promised 8 kms a day on busy roads from day one, but every day he made it challenging with his impatient attitude, especially when I made mistakes. He was often on his phone and even used me for his personal errands, which added to the frustration. Despite understanding the controls, his behavior caused unnecessary panic.
Watching your video is refreshing; I appreciate how calmly you point out mistakes without yelling. It's a great video to learn from.
Thank you!
In the UK, a driving instructor using his phone on a lesson would be a serious offence.
Ben - besides having a great first name - you did really well. Coordinating steering, brakes, clutch and accelerator (plus wipers and indicators) is no easy task for the first time, but you (mostly) did it pretty well. My daughter just started driving too but in an automatic so a bit easier. Aman is a great instructor so you're in good hands.
btw, did anyone notice at 28:56 - the lady crossing the road - do not do what she did here over here in Australia (or in the UK, probably)! She just walked out without looking right to see if anyone was turning into the road! Crazy!
A good technique that my instructor taught me was the push pull method with a steering wheel cover before I started driving it’s a great method to study as it has so many benefits which is your hands never cross 12 so if you do crash and tge air bag goes off your not going to knock all your teeth out with your watch and you keep more control of the vehicle
Just had my first lesson on Monday so it's kinda nice to see someone in the sma boat as me. Clutch was surprisingly not as difficult as what I thought it would be, though it's quite tough at times to coordinate both the steering and pedals at the same time
Well done Ben that was a great first time!, This is going to be a great series Aman!
God he has the exact same smile as erin. Yoir doing great keep going
I just passed recently, your videos helped so much! Thank you for being so informative and easy to understand. I must admit its much nicer to watch these once youve passed haha. ❤🎉😊
Passed my test this morning for the first time!!
Great first lesson I feel! You know, as an 12+ year driver who is almost never a passenger anymore, I now have the opposite issue that Ben was having with positioning. I’m so used to the driver position that whenever I’m a passenger, I feel like the driver is far too over to the left! Nope, in fact it is me on the left 😂 Aman, I really wish I had you as an instructor! In a world where I feel drivers are getting worse (on their phones etc), I feel confident in the drivers you are making!
Well done Ben!! I feel like his clutch control will help him, much better to be slightly too slow/low than too fast and stalling
Now we just need to learn that steering and accelerating is a lot more sensitive than you think and he’ll be off to a flyer
Interesting that you teach students to clutch before brake, coming to a stop. In Queensland, we are incredibly struct on habits that lead to clutch coasting when travelling to a stop.
Got my test tomorrow hopefully I pass 🙏
Best of luck don't over think it you will be fineee
Good luck! first time?
Goood Luck 🍀 ! You Got This ! 👏🏽
Good luck and drive safely
You’ve got this!
Good luck!
Hello Ben and welcome, I love Aman's videos I watched all Erin's lessons. That was a really good start, it gets easier you'll get a lot better. I'd give you a little tip for the steering wheel, get a Frisbee or round plastic lid off something, don't use a dinner plate Mamas tend to get upset if you drop them and break them! Practice passing the whatever in your hands, ps don't use a wooden chopping board either, they hurt if you drop them and hit your feet! Looking forward to your next video.
great drive for first time. some things to work on. the times he got close to the cars i thought he was going for demolition derby.
I’ve had 3 driving instructors and I’m learning from this that my first driving instructor taught me nothing on my first lesson (it was 2 hours aswell) no wonder it’s been a year and I’m only just doing manoeuvres
Love watching your content. I passed my test 38 years ago and find interesting as to the lack of use of the hand break at junctions and when pulling off. Also there seems to be a lot of hand crossing when steering, this was a big no no back in my day, but I guess this is a sign of the times. I have however found myself checking my blind spots more now since watching your vlogs :-)
Many modern cars have an anti roll back feature, so hand brake is less important.
i have my first driving lesson in an hour im watching. these videos to help me:)
im about start learning, THANK YOU FOR THIS SERIES! we need one for auto as well :) :)
Superb demonstration for a beginner 👍
This has helped me a lot with what i was to expect on my first lesson. Thank you 😊
I just bought my first Manual Transmission Vehichle about 2 weeks ago. 😅 So far its really fun but i often worry about burning out my poor clutch disc. I haven't droven on a street yet and im still in the parking lot but hopefully i will get used to it soon... Seeing this is really awesome!
Here in the USA we often have to learn on automatic only :/
i cant wait to do my driving lessons and get my license, it shiuld be a bit easier utilising beamng realism and these videos. great vid x
Well done Ben! You're doing so well. Much better than I did FOR SURE 😅 it's not easy and I promise you won't be terrified for long.
Thanks Aman ❤
Babe wake up, theres a new Clearview Driving series!
We need to get Erin back on the channel soon, Well done ben
He’s doing amazing you be driving in no time buddy ❤️
ohhh boy Im so excited for this series!
I drove in UK with my Indian driving license last month , I am very much surprised how much Lane discipline was there on Highways & Towns . The Crystal clear markings on Road what to do and what not do made driving experience so much safe and fun.
Glad you found it helpful! Out of interest, where were you driving? Just wondering because the roads near me have most of the markings faded
Same where i live, about 70% of the roads have very faded or non existent markings. Makes it kinda scary being on a motorbike@@liamw7565
All the best for Aman Family Driving Instructor 👍
Teaching from scratch is interesting to watch 👍👍
I hope you come to the US one day 💫🙏🏻
Aman is the best instructror you could ever ask for. She's just a gem.. so passionate, calm and smart. This video is really chef's kiss 🤌🤌 Off to a very great new series
Lots of love from Italy
I've just passed my test thanks in part to your videos thank you
Hearing you make a point of the heel off the carpet was interesting. I found during my learner period with instructor that pivoting the heel on the floor gave for better control and clutch feel. Both for the instructor's and my first car. However with my new car (second) it doesn't feel comfortable as the pedals are floor mounted rather than top.
I already love watching Aman Videos 😀
☺️ thank you
aman you are very good instructor love to take lessons with you as I am an experienced driver.
One thing I will say about footwear is I found it very hard to drive in running shoes (still do) as the bite point requires delicate balance particularly in many newer cars that have a stiffer clutch. I found it far easier to wear flat shoes with not much sole/heel on the bottom, you can really feel the pedals better and you tend to not apply too much pressure.
PS Well done Ben on your first lesson. Trust me everything feels far more natural once you get into the swing of it, that first drive is always very weird feeling.
Thank you for the video Aman ❤
Officially joined the passed but still watching club!
Really nice explaining 👍
In a couple months time I wanna see a mock test battle between Erin & Ben
passed today 1st time with 1 minor, thank you for your great vids😊
Ok, so ben is doing really well so far. He'll be practising right turns next, and right turns aren't easy at all, but l hope that eventually he'll be ready to it independently
I come across this channel quite often and wonder why learner drivers are no longer taught to give a toot of the horn when passing a parked bus and at other appropriate moments. I am often driving and notice people just about to step off of the kerb, usually, gazing at their phones, and I use the horn just to alert them to my presence. Using the horn seems to be a "dying art". Further, I am a member of the IAM and woùld advise all new drivers to take the IAM course to hone their skills.
Looking fantastic Aman!
I took my first lesson today
I struggled on the clutch and stearing abit of the break too
I hope to get better on this and pass quick
You’ll get there.❤
Work on understanding how the clutch works in a Manuel gear car and you’ll get there.😮
Don’t stress too much about passing quickly. We know how difficult these waiting times are.😅
YT can definitely help on videos on how to break if you prefer a video way of learning.😊
@@BALHAM69 I do prefer videos but like watching the videos I’m not sure how to apply it when driving at times
Ahh yess the clutch and steering wheel is where I struggled a lot
Thank you for your message tho
@@hijabiixgirll you’re welcome.
im an american getting my first manual car in a week! ive had my license for two years, and have never driven manual. im watching these tutorial vids like crazy, and this one came just in time!
I definitely know how he's feeling 😅... He'll soon get there but he didn't do bad here really 🙌
I'm really enjoying this ❤❤
Thank you 😊
I am looking forward to the day when Erin tags along and makes fun of her brother hahhahahahah
I need her to be my driving instructor, unfortunately I'm all the way in India, learning from quite a crappy instructor who makes me feel embarrassed with every mistake I make, and yells at me, so thank you Aman for being my nice instructor halfway cross the world, and hopefully I'm able to drive right next time :)
i was gonna call you a simp but you're a girl, is it weird for me to say Aman's so gorgeous?
this reminds me so much of driving in the early lessons
I'm flabbergasted. That clutch instruction. keep that heel ON the 'carpet' for goodness sake, it is easier on the leg and gives a steady control. It's worse than toothache just seeing the heel off the 'carpet' in any of the driving videos on yt. To think it is taught this way is shocking.
I'm not sure if this is something you would consider doing, but as a PDI (Pink Badge) it would be really great & beneficial if you could upload the videos with some of the chat at the beginning also. Your videos have helped a lot alongside my training and I just think it would be great even if you uploaded some more raw/less edited footage with the "boring" chat still in.
Either way, another great video nontheless
For his first ever driving lesson I think it was pretty good
Omg he so looks like Erin wow 😂😂
I never knew what a blind spot was until I started watching these videos.
It looks like Erins gone militant, so much alike.
Erin is doing really well
We’ll see if “ooh, Be-e-e-e-n” has the same ring to it as “ooh, Er-i-i-i-i-n” 😂
Like how patient you are