@@Qurann21 most full license holders have insurance plans that covers them in any car, so he wouldnt need to insure them. Mine covers me in any car I drive
Never understood how yous don’t burst out laughing I can’t help but be buckled every time I see sone of the stuff done once I was on the bike in around august and sone poor woman starting driving on the grass verge of a country road infront off me 💀
on my test day, the 40 minutes felt like 5, cause i was having fun, and i didnt let myself mess up from nerves. Be safe, have fun! and give your instructor a comfortable ride
@Alia world عالم عالية honestly don't be, I know it's easy me seeing this, but you be suprised how many fail the first one due to nerves. So make the first one something to learn.
@@Tom-ed-w ya u right but u knw after practicing for long and waiting the test 6 months is bet frustrating t not pass specially now booking for new test takes long time
@@Tom-ed-w I dont knw let take the exam first and see how things goes ,in case I fail I will look for this this application, is it worth it ? Means u find slot any where u like bcz wht I knw in big cities is hard t get a test quickly right?
To people who aren't sure about first gear or second gear : First gear is ONLY necessary to get you moving from stand still. It doesn't do anything, doesn't provide much acceleration, it is only there to get your wheels turning. So if you are moving in any capacity, use second gear.
The other video driving school lady has told a few learners to drop from second and go round narrower junction corners in first, which surprised me somewhat. If I did that in my little van, it would lurch to almost a crawl and the engine would harrumph & complain about it in the process. First in my van is absolutely only for pulling off, as the first commenter says. He (van) also doesn't like if you pull off in first but then have to briefly ease off mid-accelerate then go again without fully stopping. That makes him jerk when you accelerate again.
First gear is also used for climbing up as it's the strongest gear. If you are on an underground parking you probably should go up in first gear. ALSO first gear can be used to slow down / brake the engine in the oposite way, instead of pressing the breaks and making them heating up you could use second or first gear on a descending slope since it slow down the engine without pressing the breaks.
Can I just say major props to you for letting her promote her business shows how good your character is because thats such a good platform and exposure to get!
honestly she gonna be a good driver and its because she willing to admit to her mistakes and asking questions, trying to learn and improve, give her some time to practice and she gonna do well (for those who say she smile or laugh too much well you dont know how it is to be in an awkward uncomfortable situation being filmed, most people get nervous when they being filmed and one of their defense mechanism is smiling, not smiling cause its funny but because they know they did a mistake and feeling embarrassed), most of the time really bad drivers are those who try blame others for their mistakes which she didnt
I passed my driving test the day this was uploaded! I found this channel today and I’ve been laughing all the way through these! Also learning with it of course. Love from The Netherlands!❤
A very insightful mock test! One thing that stood for me was when Pin marked dry steering as a minor fault, which I find to be a point of contention, since some instructors wouldn't mark it at all and some would. A video from Richard (Conquer Driving), where he demonstrates dry steering and how it affects the tyres etc. I can see why Pin wouldn't recommend dry steering, but in some situations it's actually worth dry steering first rather than steering whilst moving, like during various parking maneuvres etc.
What a lot of motorists don't realize is SatNav is an aid, it's not a life-support machine. You don't need to follow it down to the letter when you are driving or even on your driving test. Focus on the road, and take their guidance into account as you're driving. If you miss a turn, don't worry, the SatNav will sort that out for you computing a new route, that's why they are there! It's much better to be a couple of minutes late than to follow the directions closely and rear end someone or jump from the motorway to the exit ramp at the last minute (or vice-versa)!
@@risethroughme basically saying stop making out he’s a hero for putting up with her bad driving, he wants that for his channel 😂😂 they’re the videos that do well
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She seemed quite nervous. My lessons were going fine and then a week before the test, it's like I couldn't drive. I managed to get out of my own head and treat it as a normal drive, and all the problems went away. I couldn't be less calm on my test and passed with a single minor. Genuinely, for a lot of people, learning to drive/passing a test is 50% about getting out of their own heads.
I think one thing that could help her is minding her posture. Actually lining her back up with the back of the seat. With how much she is leaning forward towards the steering wheel she is less likely to look further ahead whilst driving and having your shoulders anchored in the seat will avoid swerving even when you look another way or do a shoulder check. This will also give you more control over the pedals because your movements will be less stiff when you don't have to worry about keeping your back off of the back from the seat.
Good point, I recently had to drive a little bit with my backrest tilted back way too far and it was a lot more annoying then I expected. Not sure how much she can do about it, headrests often only adjust up and down and she is touching that with her hair already.
@@Nervous101 you should always ensure you have a proper driving position so you can drive safely. If it's just because of the hair then she should have worn her hair differently in order to be able to sit properly for driving. But even without the hair, it still looks as though she would've still sat forward with her shoulders away from the seat.
@@cory36h21 a quick bit of maths and it looks like I had maybe about 35-40 lessons. The ones towards the end were simply to get me time on the road. Don't worry too much about hours etc. Try and see if your instructor will do a mock test with you. Practice the show me tell me questions and just give it a go!
By the grace of God✝️ I passed my road test yesterday after 2 fails!!!! 4 months, 2 fails and over $1,000 spent at the driving school (great driving school and instructors), thank God I finally passed yesterday 12/14/22. Thank you Jesus!!! I still can't believe it, it's still so fresh. ☺️🤗
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This is the best video with proper explanations with the faults did and pause the video so that we can understand the things easily where we are making faults ,please post all the videos like this with proper explanation with fault done and pausing the video
I passed my driving test second time in September this year, I found that your mock test videos & analysis were very helpful in giving me a better idea of what they are looking for on the test. These videos are much appreciated.
Imagine needing video's to pass a drivers test 😂 Oh cringe 😂 I am here looking for the meme video I found on Insta about this girl, you're literally here for learning. If you see her level of driving, please, don't let her on the road ever
@@Water8500 I'll say an imaginary thing's name all I want with no care because they're not tangible and doesn't exist, it doesn't have any feelings or consciousness, who cares?
18:50 The "show me" questions are often designed to see if candidates stop focusing on driving whilst rummaging about for a control which is dangerous. In my opinion you might be better to say "I'm gonna have to stop to do that" which is not ideal but may elicit the response "OK just carry on" meaning don't bother.
They say when it's safe to do so and usually ask when it is safe to do so...like on a straight uneventful road. Things change quickly so if you don't do it quick enough and it's no longer safe just don't do it. At most you get 1 minor for show me and 1 minor for tell me...neither of them would be a fail.
Meanwhile I'm happy to pass my driving test in June and now I'm being taught by parents how to drive during REAL winter. And I've reminded myself, how unnatural it feels for me to keep hands on the wheel the learner style. I definitely prefer "farmer handling" (one hand on gear stick and the other one on 11 if it's a normal car and not English-modified).
if only she could see the curb coming. but as i said to me friend who hesitated to ever enter an underground carpark after getting into a scrape. she now knows better than anyone else how to deal with that sitch. at least everyone who hasn't experienced the consequence for themself... Yet
When I got to the end of my "probation" period. I went back to my instructor and we did an advanced mock test to see, 1 if my driving was still up to standard or better, 2 if I had developed any bad habits and 3 just because it makes sense.
@@alisharahman2709 In some countries (Germany for example) new drivers are on a probational period for a couple of years or thereabouts, with less leniency for traffic violations. The punishment might be an extension of the probational period, mandatory additional training, higher fines or even revocation of the license, depending on the severity of the infraction.
@@alisharahman2709 yea as jigsaw said. Here in the UK, for the first 2 years after passing your test, you can o ly get 6 penalty points, I stead of the normal 12. Otherwise they will take your licence away. We call this the probation period. Thier is no direct connection between that and me going back to my instructor it just seemed like a good timescale. Never had a single point on my licence luckily.
It's really funny to see that other countries don't put so much emphasis on traffic observation. In Germany, every time you change lanes or turn, you have to follow the sequence: "inside mirror, outside mirror, blind spot". Otherwise you fail the test. It's enough if you don't turn your head enough, because otherwise the examiner can't see whether you have everything in view. Fortunately, I had an examiner who placed more importance on producing safety than on my "incredible" driving skills.
I completely feel her, because I recently took a private lesson for the heck of it, and I couldn't drive their car for sh!t ! Even though I'm extremely skilled with my own car and been driving for ages. It's very hard to drive a huge piece of metal that you've never driven before, even if you're a good driver.
I drive and practise in like five different cars. The main things to do in a new care are two: (1) Bite point position. Find the bite point position, and REMEMBER THE POSITION OF YOUR LEG when you reach it. (2) - Distance judging. Reverse close to a curb. Look at your aide mirror. memorise how deep the curb is into your car. Do this for other distance problems too (such as how deep the curb to your left is into your windscreen when ur parked) Once you got these things down, picking up a different car is no problem at all.
I passed my test first time with just 4 minor faults today😁...so relieveddd...Ur videos helped alot...my instructor didn't even told me how to do emergency stop!! Waste of money
I actually got recommended to dry steer, i am using a automatic car however. It was easier for me to get a real tight parallel park in if i could dry steer the angles, and lessened my chances of failing the parallel park.
Me getting my license from my permit took forever. When I did my road tests I failed twice and had enough. Years later and many driving experiences later I’m comfortable enough to drive. I took my road test the third time. I wanted it to be over with and I knew how to drive. Then boom passed on the third try. Just keep practicing, when people tell you to relax please relax and kinda pretend the tester isn’t there. Confidence helps! Good luck to all taking their road test.
6:07 Why would it be a driving fault to "hesitate" at a roundabout? I mean if the van signalled at all, it was very hard to see. Slowing down a bit won't hurt anyone, entering when you shouldn't does.
@@fkez0510 It’s because an experienced driver behind you would expect you to go and could cause them to slow down or even stop if you didn’t for no reason. Same as driving 40mph in a 50mph zone would be considered a fault if road ahead was clear as inconveniencing other road users.
19:10 On a car there should be a up and down button to activate it it shows a wiper with water on it press the way it is for example My car vauxhall insignia 2014 LD Sri has that I don't know if it's different in other cars.
She just needs to relax a bit and slow down. She seems flustered but being on camera can't be easy. Not a bad driver. Just clearance issues because she stares at upcoming junctions or the sat nav.
You guys sound calm, my driving instructor scolds me every second every minute even on the first day I got too nervous to even learn to drive... Maybe cus I live in Asia but dang idk...
The coasting one is interesting as you are taught never to coast ,but nowdays with HGVs when certain parameters are met the auto box shifts in to neutral so you are coasting at 56mph ,,,
That part where she couldn't find the stick 3 minutes in reminds me of like my 2nd time driving after I got my license. I left a bottle in the cup holder that was right behind the stick and I kept grabbing it instead of the stick
Really well done, think most people learning are concentrating on inside the car & unaware of their surroundings, especially behind them? Its just practice.
1 thing I noticed is she keeps leaning forward while driving. So why didn’t she put up the seat so it would save her posture. Also I feel she needed the steering wheel lowering . Why don’t instructor mention they can do that?
10:23 she seems to do a series of down changes but instead of braking first to reduce road speed for next gear she depresses clutch and changes first. At 70 mph changing down would show up very badly.
It’s kindness to the vehicle too but have found new drivers tend to just break now without going through 3rd and 2nd and slowing down with a bit more decorum.
@@stevemccann4166 This lady bid a 4 to 3 change without any prior braking. Then minimal braking between each gear change. Often learners are in 30 or 20 mph zone continuously. The poor use clutch first with no braking on a down change gear sequence does not show up as badly as in 30 mph zones as it would from a 70 mph in 5th gear scenario. No end of times learners approach traffic lights and go for 1st without sufficient prior braking. This could throw the examiner forward in his//her seat when the clutch comes up and the engine cannot speed up quick enough to match the speed of the wheels at as low as 20mph.
As French, I love watching these videos because it's interresting to discover how others country drive. I have my driving license since 6 years now and I'm able to drive everywhere and I have already driven in the UK. It was very stressfull at the first time because we don"t drive at the same place but it was quite cool.
Ngl you majorly surprised me by giving her the chance to shout out her business and keeping that part in even after she damaged your car😂 shows how much of a good guy you are🙌🏿
Her left foot should rest on the side of the clutch instead. Having it down like that can cause an accident, it can get tangled up and instead of the clutch being under your foot it can get over instead or hit it with your toe. Most cars have a resting space for your foot on the left of the clutch because of a reason, especially if you drive in a city. If you are on a highway and get tired you can rest your foot on the floor.
@@tinyred4512 I put my foot under it, because I am too small to put it at the left of that pedal. Never had issues 🤷🏼♀️ Already drove 30.000 kms like that in 2 years
Driving fault Signal and hesitation in roundabout 6:04. This roundabout goes straight, you can only follow the road straight ahead through the roundabout and you follow the road. What is the reason that you need to give signal when you are following the road?
Wtf you must be a masochist I can’t wait til I’m done just a money pit rn and stress without being able to drive myself to work and back 😢😢 also you know you can take further driving lessons? Idk why people would do that but it’s out there lol so you can always learn more I guess
I find the signaling at a roundabout interesting. I see that in the UK it's mandatory to signal that you're entering, the same in my home country. But where I got my license, it's actually a minor fault to signal when you enter the roundabout because you only signal when you exit. When I asked why that was, I was told that the logic behind it is "well, if you approach a roundabout, it's obvious that you're going to enter it so why should you signal that?"
That's a strange rule? Obviously you're entering the roundabout but you're signalling to tell other drivers what exit you intend to take so everyone is prepared (as you know 😊).
@TheLiquidCat Signaling at exit is mandatory but signaling at entering isn't. Obviously you have to signal before you exit so the other drivers know which way you're taking, but signaling upon entering isn't mandatory and actually considered a minor fault because, well, the driver inside the roundabout has absolute priority anyway so you're not even relevant to him and the driver behind you also sees a roundabout is ahead so he knows you'll enter it.
Bro, that assessment was done after the first 10 mins for me. She's not ready and not safe to be on any road just yet. She needs more work in focusing and clutch control.
You should get someone who passed years ago to do a mock test to see if they would still pass or just ultimately fail
It'd be high to insure a driver with a full license rather than someone holding a provisional
@@Qurann21 you can get day insurance
@@Qurann21 I think anyone can drive an instructors car can they not?
@@justinbuckley Correct all comers who are legally licenced.
@@Qurann21 most full license holders have insurance plans that covers them in any car, so he wouldnt need to insure them. Mine covers me in any car I drive
I admire how composed you are. I'd find it hard not to giggle as an instructor in certain situations. You're amazingly professional.
I'd be embarrassed not knowing how grammar works
@@thet1013 Did I type something incorrectly?
@@sirkittylitter a instructor should be an instructor you're welcome.
@@thet1013sorry but get a life.
Never understood how yous don’t burst out laughing I can’t help but be buckled every time I see sone of the stuff done once I was on the bike in around august and sone poor woman starting driving on the grass verge of a country road infront off me 💀
She’s seems really nice and friendly, I think she just needs to be more test routes and mock tests to get confident with driving independently
Yeah but she drifts which is dangerous
@@spuditgang no shit
@Ima about tobe koed Buckley face agreed
@Ima about tobe koed Buckley face thank you
@@Bella-wp7wz shes learning u idiot
on my test day, the 40 minutes felt like 5, cause i was having fun, and i didnt let myself mess up from nerves. Be safe, have fun! and give your instructor a comfortable ride
Thankyou, my test is not long now
My test is next week I'm so nervous 😞
@Alia world عالم عالية honestly don't be, I know it's easy me seeing this, but you be suprised how many fail the first one due to nerves. So make the first one something to learn.
@@Tom-ed-w ya u right but u knw after practicing for long and waiting the test 6 months is bet frustrating t not pass specially now booking for new test takes long time
@@Tom-ed-w I dont knw let take the exam first and see how things goes ,in case I fail I will look for this this application, is it worth it ? Means u find slot any where u like bcz wht I knw in big cities is hard t get a test quickly right?
To people who aren't sure about first gear or second gear : First gear is ONLY necessary to get you moving from stand still. It doesn't do anything, doesn't provide much acceleration, it is only there to get your wheels turning. So if you are moving in any capacity, use second gear.
you must be the guy I always beat at traffic lights and roundabouts :P
in some cars it puts extra pressure on the engine to drive too slowly in 2nd gear.
The other video driving school lady has told a few learners to drop from second and go round narrower junction corners in first, which surprised me somewhat. If I did that in my little van, it would lurch to almost a crawl and the engine would harrumph & complain about it in the process. First in my van is absolutely only for pulling off, as the first commenter says. He (van) also doesn't like if you pull off in first but then have to briefly ease off mid-accelerate then go again without fully stopping. That makes him jerk when you accelerate again.
First gear is also used for climbing up as it's the strongest gear. If you are on an underground parking you probably should go up in first gear. ALSO first gear can be used to slow down / brake the engine in the oposite way, instead of pressing the breaks and making them heating up you could use second or first gear on a descending slope since it slow down the engine without pressing the breaks.
... also in traffic jams...
Can I just say major props to you for letting her promote her business shows how good your character is because thats such a good platform and exposure to get!
bit risky though cause dont want people to drive bad on purpose to make the video more popular and get more advertising
@@Nekro9000 Not really
I got my driver license but I’m still watching because you can always learn some things. Love the content.
Djamila comes across as a very fun person to be around. Wishing her well and all the best for her test (assuming she hasn't taken it yet).
That realisation when she knew she should’ve slowed down…
honestly she gonna be a good driver and its because she willing to admit to her mistakes and asking questions, trying to learn and improve, give her some time to practice and she gonna do well (for those who say she smile or laugh too much well you dont know how it is to be in an awkward uncomfortable situation being filmed, most people get nervous when they being filmed and one of their defense mechanism is smiling, not smiling cause its funny but because they know they did a mistake and feeling embarrassed), most of the time really bad drivers are those who try blame others for their mistakes which she didnt
I think this has been my fave video, she’s so humorous and got a great attitude. She’s definitely going to pass one day, if not soon enough :)
That’s my sister😂
Yeah really made me chuckle when she said ‘I can see the title coming already’. She took it all in great spirit
@@Jayden-qo7ln omg, and she is my cousin!!!
@@Jayden-qo7ln Really? That's my brother as well.
I passed my driving test the day this was uploaded! I found this channel today and I’ve been laughing all the way through these! Also learning with it of course. Love from The Netherlands!❤
A very insightful mock test! One thing that stood for me was when Pin marked dry steering as a minor fault, which I find to be a point of contention, since some instructors wouldn't mark it at all and some would. A video from Richard (Conquer Driving), where he demonstrates dry steering and how it affects the tyres etc.
I can see why Pin wouldn't recommend dry steering, but in some situations it's actually worth dry steering first rather than steering whilst moving, like during various parking maneuvres etc.
What a lot of motorists don't realize is SatNav is an aid, it's not a life-support machine. You don't need to follow it down to the letter when you are driving or even on your driving test. Focus on the road, and take their guidance into account as you're driving. If you miss a turn, don't worry, the SatNav will sort that out for you computing a new route, that's why they are there! It's much better to be a couple of minutes late than to follow the directions closely and rear end someone or jump from the motorway to the exit ramp at the last minute (or vice-versa)!
The smile you had on ur face after all that is simply amazing and shows how professional you are ❤❤
Wow!
Cuz he knows that’s good click bait lol, these mock people practically pay for his fkin car lol he doesn’t pay them
@@risethroughme basically saying stop making out he’s a hero for putting up with her bad driving, he wants that for his channel 😂😂 they’re the videos that do well
@@risethroughme it’s okay I didn’t think you were dumb lol
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She seemed quite nervous. My lessons were going fine and then a week before the test, it's like I couldn't drive. I managed to get out of my own head and treat it as a normal drive, and all the problems went away. I couldn't be less calm on my test and passed with a single minor. Genuinely, for a lot of people, learning to drive/passing a test is 50% about getting out of their own heads.
she’s extremely gorgeous, funny and kind 😭
I think one thing that could help her is minding her posture. Actually lining her back up with the back of the seat. With how much she is leaning forward towards the steering wheel she is less likely to look further ahead whilst driving and having your shoulders anchored in the seat will avoid swerving even when you look another way or do a shoulder check. This will also give you more control over the pedals because your movements will be less stiff when you don't have to worry about keeping your back off of the back from the seat.
Good point, I recently had to drive a little bit with my backrest tilted back way too far and it was a lot more annoying then I expected. Not sure how much she can do about it, headrests often only adjust up and down and she is touching that with her hair already.
She can’t. Her hair’s in the way.
@@Woodman-Spare-that-tree then maybe she ought to wear her hair differently so she can drive more comfortably and safely. 🤷🏻♀️
Its just her hair causing her to lean like that and i doubt shed have her hair in a bun everytime she takes a test
@@Nervous101 you should always ensure you have a proper driving position so you can drive safely. If it's just because of the hair then she should have worn her hair differently in order to be able to sit properly for driving. But even without the hair, it still looks as though she would've still sat forward with her shoulders away from the seat.
5:28 for the damage folks 🚗
So she didnt actually damage his car? I thought she might have scraped the side because of the title. Clickbait!
@@taliyahs1918 it could've messed up the alignment, you clearly don't understand cars
@@i0x37 in English please
@@taliyahs1918 She could've thrown off the alignment, could've caused sidewall damage to the tire, and bent the rim. So yes, she damaged the car.
@@glomoji_3818 but the body of the car is fine? I've sped over a few bumps, no damage done. This channel is known for clickbaits ya see.
Her happiness is so infectious - she's lovely.
Passed yesterday with 2 minors, thank you Dgn for your amazing videos. Now part of the passed but watching gang
Congrats! I passed on Monday, 7th times a charm! Had 1 minor 😎
@@lordpablo1985 How many hours of driving did it take you?
@@cory36h21 a quick bit of maths and it looks like I had maybe about 35-40 lessons. The ones towards the end were simply to get me time on the road. Don't worry too much about hours etc. Try and see if your instructor will do a mock test with you. Practice the show me tell me questions and just give it a go!
@@lordpablo1985 Brilliant! Congratulations 🎊
I passed mine last Saturday with 1 minor and I only had 40 minutes of driving😂😂
She’s fun ahaha love her vibe, and naturally a good driver, quite easy mistakes to make as a beginner. She’ll be fine. Bless her
By the grace of God✝️ I passed my road test yesterday after 2 fails!!!! 4 months, 2 fails and over $1,000 spent at the driving school (great driving school and instructors), thank God I finally passed yesterday 12/14/22. Thank you Jesus!!! I still can't believe it, it's still so fresh. ☺️🤗
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This is the best video with proper explanations with the faults did and pause the video so that we can understand the things easily where we are making faults ,please post all the videos like this with proper explanation with fault done and pausing the video
I passed my driving test second time in September this year, I found that your mock test videos & analysis were very helpful in giving me a better idea of what they are looking for on the test. These videos are much appreciated.
Imagine needing video's to pass a drivers test 😂 Oh cringe 😂 I am here looking for the meme video I found on Insta about this girl, you're literally here for learning. If you see her level of driving, please, don't let her on the road ever
@@lavh4406 are you dumb or just acting dumb because nobody is learning of the girl you dumb idiot read the fucking comment
She's really friendly and nice, beautiful, humble, and has a gorgeous smile!
I know someone just like her. Her car is also completely thrashed while not even 6 years old.
He was so stressed, he scratched his hat at 5:08 😭😭
Honestly seeing these videos gives me soo much confidence for my driving test next week
Good luck!!
I just passed my test first time on Tuesday with no faults! All thanks to watching your videos 😃
Congratulations 🥳
Jesus, no faults is a fair achievement
@@cynicalbassist6929 Don't say His name in vain.
@@Water8500 that's Christianity today :/
@@Water8500 I'll say an imaginary thing's name all I want with no care because they're not tangible and doesn't exist, it doesn't have any feelings or consciousness, who cares?
Hats off to you 👏, very professional and patient instructor. Stay bless 🙌
i just passed my test in my own car and watching your vids helped out a lot thank you
Passed yesterday with one minor! Thanks so much for the help!
Congrats
She nearly got whiplash from her own driving 😆
Bro chill with that
@@painlesskunal7075 ?
Yeah bro, just chill right out with all of THAT
Everybody calm down right now
HAHHAAH just dont say anything next time you are not funny imagine jsut make some friend please
She has a nice manner, she will be successful in life. Good luck to her
Thank you so much ❤️
@@guapmom_ Remain yourself and you can become everything you deserve.
bro like no one actually cares
@@curry8580why are u mad
@@guapmom_Are you portuguese?
Congrats, your video went viral on Twitter. The video was about the girl trying to figure out why the car was not moving lol
Pin went viral on Reddit too, on the sub r/watchpeopledieinside
@@recm4238 now, I wasted over 1h of my life checking that sub. thanks for that.
@@zoezebra4013 if you spent 1h checking then you never had a life to begin with
Its also on Daily Dose of Internet lol
@@TheGamingNorwegian which video is it? I haven’t watched his videos for months. I might binge watch his videos
@6..20. you don't need a left signal for an ahead exit on a mini roundabout. Highway code states. Left requires a left.
Lol... Pin's hand going on his nose whenever someone makes a mistake.. like after the kerb hit..
18:50 The "show me" questions are often designed to see if candidates stop focusing on driving whilst rummaging about for a control which is dangerous. In my opinion you might be better to say "I'm gonna have to stop to do that" which is not ideal but may elicit the response "OK just carry on" meaning don't bother.
They say when it's safe to do so and usually ask when it is safe to do so...like on a straight uneventful road. Things change quickly so if you don't do it quick enough and it's no longer safe just don't do it. At most you get 1 minor for show me and 1 minor for tell me...neither of them would be a fail.
You can ask the examiner to stop and locate the control. When you've done so, you then move off again and demonstrate while driving
Passed my test yesterday thanks to your videos 💥🎉
Meanwhile I'm happy to pass my driving test in June and now I'm being taught by parents how to drive during REAL winter.
And I've reminded myself, how unnatural it feels for me to keep hands on the wheel the learner style. I definitely prefer "farmer handling" (one hand on gear stick and the other one on 11 if it's a normal car and not English-modified).
@@Leon78536 And I don't care, since parents have only automatics, so no point in holding it there. I just keep my right hand on the knee.
@@Leon78536 I don't care with gearbox being pressured. I prefer famer handling over learner/mushroom/hatter handling.
Thanks DGN I passed yesterday with few minors. The videos are super helpful
if only she could see the curb coming. but as i said to me friend who hesitated to ever enter an underground carpark after getting into a scrape. she now knows better than anyone else how to deal with that sitch. at least everyone who hasn't experienced the consequence for themself... Yet
Love his sense of humour she sick of her driving 😂😂
Unfortunate but pin knows this is great content
Although the thumbnail, again, is misleading. He likes a dramatic thumbnail 😂
@@HaydnG266 every youtuber does loool
When I got to the end of my "probation" period. I went back to my instructor and we did an advanced mock test to see, 1 if my driving was still up to standard or better, 2 if I had developed any bad habits and 3 just because it makes sense.
wdym probation
@@alisharahman2709 In some countries (Germany for example) new drivers are on a probational period for a couple of years or thereabouts, with less leniency for traffic violations. The punishment might be an extension of the probational period, mandatory additional training, higher fines or even revocation of the license, depending on the severity of the infraction.
@@alisharahman2709 yea as jigsaw said. Here in the UK, for the first 2 years after passing your test, you can o ly get 6 penalty points, I stead of the normal 12. Otherwise they will take your licence away. We call this the probation period. Thier is no direct connection between that and me going back to my instructor it just seemed like a good timescale. Never had a single point on my licence luckily.
By the time my end of probation came my old instructor had died of covid 3 months prior lel
It's really funny to see that other countries don't put so much emphasis on traffic observation. In Germany, every time you change lanes or turn, you have to follow the sequence: "inside mirror, outside mirror, blind spot". Otherwise you fail the test. It's enough if you don't turn your head enough, because otherwise the examiner can't see whether you have everything in view. Fortunately, I had an examiner who placed more importance on producing safety than on my "incredible" driving skills.
I can imagine the emphasis on mirrors in Germany, having driven on the -National Racetrack- / Autobahn! 😂
Same in ny
It's the same in the UK except just the mirrors
Watched your videos to help, passed my test first time and yet I still find myself coming back to watch your videos haha
I completely feel her, because I recently took a private lesson for the heck of it, and I couldn't drive their car for sh!t ! Even though I'm extremely skilled with my own car and been driving for ages. It's very hard to drive a huge piece of metal that you've never driven before, even if you're a good driver.
I drive and practise in like five different cars. The main things to do in a new care are two:
(1) Bite point position.
Find the bite point position, and REMEMBER THE POSITION OF YOUR LEG when you reach it.
(2) - Distance judging.
Reverse close to a curb. Look at your aide mirror. memorise how deep the curb is into your car.
Do this for other distance problems too (such as how deep the curb to your left is into your windscreen when ur parked)
Once you got these things down, picking up a different car is no problem at all.
@@maalikserebryakov That still takes you time to get adapted and get comfortable with the car.
I passed my test first time with just 4 minor faults today😁...so relieveddd...Ur videos helped alot...my instructor didn't even told me how to do emergency stop!! Waste of money
I actually got recommended to dry steer, i am using a automatic car however. It was easier for me to get a real tight parallel park in if i could dry steer the angles, and lessened my chances of failing the parallel park.
I know people with a licence who can't drive as good as her on manual she is getting there💯
She seems a really Nice girl . Hope she corrects the mistakes and passes soon😊
Me getting my license from my permit took forever. When I did my road tests I failed twice and had enough. Years later and many driving experiences later I’m comfortable enough to drive. I took my road test the third time. I wanted it to be over with and I knew how to drive. Then boom passed on the third try. Just keep practicing, when people tell you to relax please relax and kinda pretend the tester isn’t there. Confidence helps! Good luck to all taking their road test.
Not us having similar names & me getting shook when he says it and i’ve passed already 🤣🤣
Runs over a curb, “ I think it’s going ok I’m just a bit shaky” 😂
5:05 my guy itches his hat
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Thank you for helping us learning how pass our driving test effectively
6:07
Why would it be a driving fault to "hesitate" at a roundabout?
I mean if the van signalled at all, it was very hard to see.
Slowing down a bit won't hurt anyone, entering when you shouldn't does.
She stopped for the van when she didn't need to, which can unnecessarily hold up traffic behind you. That is why it's a fault
UK rules dude 🤷♂️
@@fkez0510 It’s because an experienced driver behind you would expect you to go and could cause them to slow down or even stop if you didn’t for no reason. Same as driving 40mph in a 50mph zone would be considered a fault if road ahead was clear as inconveniencing other road users.
19:10 On a car there should be a up and down button to activate it it shows a wiper with water on it press the way it is for example
My car vauxhall insignia 2014 LD Sri has that I don't know if it's different in other cars.
She just needs to relax a bit and slow down. She seems flustered but being on camera can't be easy.
Not a bad driver. Just clearance issues because she stares at upcoming junctions or the sat nav.
She’ll be a terrible angry braless driver
Passed my driving test yesterday :D but still watching your vids!
I know I should be focusing on her driving but daaamn she's so BEAUTIFUL 🤭🤭❤❤❤❤🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️🙆🏾♂️
You guys sound calm, my driving instructor scolds me every second every minute even on the first day I got too nervous to even learn to drive... Maybe cus I live in Asia but dang idk...
She is so pretty. I hope she passes soon.
The coasting one is interesting as you are taught never to coast ,but nowdays with HGVs when certain parameters are met the auto box shifts in to neutral so you are coasting at 56mph ,,,
I dont know where this is but the roads look super busy and very hard to pass any driving test😂
That part where she couldn't find the stick 3 minutes in reminds me of like my 2nd time driving after I got my license. I left a bottle in the cup holder that was right behind the stick and I kept grabbing it instead of the stick
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I enjoyed watching this video, and hearing the observations, Jamila is a pretty good driver, she just has to correct some driving faults.
‘By her own reactions I thought Djamela would be SICK! ..SICK of her own driving ‘ 😂😂😂😂
No way Pin made it to Daily Dose of Internet 😂 well done!
I saw that too. I kinda felt bad for the girl cos that video went everywhere.
Really well done, think most people learning are concentrating on inside the car & unaware of their surroundings, especially behind them? Its just practice.
Wow she got a beautiful smile.
1 thing I noticed is she keeps leaning forward while driving. So why didn’t she put up the seat so it would save her posture. Also I feel she needed the steering wheel lowering . Why don’t instructor mention they can do that?
DGN brother you’re on daily dose of internet!!!
25:07 THAT FOCUS LOOKING CLEAN
10:23 she seems to do a series of down changes but instead of braking first to reduce road speed for next gear she depresses clutch and changes first. At 70 mph changing down would show up very badly.
It’s kindness to the vehicle too but have found new drivers tend to just break now without going through 3rd and 2nd and slowing down with a bit more decorum.
@@stevemccann4166 This lady bid a 4 to 3 change without any prior braking. Then minimal braking between each gear change. Often learners are in 30 or 20 mph zone continuously. The poor use clutch first with no braking on a down change gear sequence does not show up as badly as in 30 mph zones as it would from a 70 mph in 5th gear scenario. No end of times learners approach traffic lights and go for 1st without sufficient prior braking. This could throw the examiner forward in his//her seat when the clutch comes up and the engine cannot speed up quick enough to match the speed of the wheels at as low as 20mph.
Did my test in the rain between 9&10am.with rush hour traffic in an area everyone told me was the worst .. with many hill starts … passed first time.
She's so cute.
As French, I love watching these videos because it's interresting to discover how others country drive. I have my driving license since 6 years now and I'm able to drive everywhere and I have already driven in the UK. It was very stressfull at the first time because we don"t drive at the same place but it was quite cool.
don't worry, it's just normal for the first time to take the car outside, maybe in the next few days, there will be a slight change
im 11 i love to watch people driveing becouse i whant to drive so this helps
You should have a debate with conquer driving and the other RUclips driving instructors on dry steering
Haha! I was thinking this
Ngl you majorly surprised me by giving her the chance to shout out her business and keeping that part in even after she damaged your car😂 shows how much of a good guy you are🙌🏿
Being from a right side driving country, this test seems very confusing to me.
Man you are doing a good job and deserve a an accolade. Cheers
Her left foot should rest on the side of the clutch instead. Having it down like that can cause an accident, it can get tangled up and instead of the clutch being under your foot it can get over instead or hit it with your toe. Most cars have a resting space for your foot on the left of the clutch because of a reason, especially if you drive in a city. If you are on a highway and get tired you can rest your foot on the floor.
I always rest my foot on the floor and have not had a problem, as long as your foot isn't underneath the pedal I don't see the problem?
@@tinyred4512 I put my foot under it, because I am too small to put it at the left of that pedal. Never had issues 🤷🏼♀️ Already drove 30.000 kms like that in 2 years
@@lavh4406 personally I wouldn’t put my foot under it was my dumb ass would probably get it stuck 😭🤣
Driving fault Signal and hesitation in roundabout 6:04.
This roundabout goes straight, you can only follow the road straight ahead through the roundabout and you follow
the road. What is the reason that you need to give signal when you are following the road?
I passed 4 years ago & I would love to do my lessons again. These videos make me miss having lessons & learning.
Wtf you must be a masochist I can’t wait til I’m done just a money pit rn and stress without being able to drive myself to work and back 😢😢 also you know you can take further driving lessons? Idk why people would do that but it’s out there lol so you can always learn more I guess
I just failed today! Because of my nerves 😬! Not going to let it put me down! Hoping to pass soon 😁
Passed my test today on my 18th birthday!!!
Congrattts- manual or automatic?
@@sumaiya5916 manual😁
She did my sisters hair!!! Needless to say shes got talent for sure
Don’t worry about the intro bro, if she was in my car I’d be stuttering too 😅
He forgot to turn the heating on, the windows started steaming up. And he panicked 😉 The proof is right there 🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@WeAreThePeople1690 pin completely lost his composure
I find the signaling at a roundabout interesting. I see that in the UK it's mandatory to signal that you're entering, the same in my home country. But where I got my license, it's actually a minor fault to signal when you enter the roundabout because you only signal when you exit. When I asked why that was, I was told that the logic behind it is "well, if you approach a roundabout, it's obvious that you're going to enter it so why should you signal that?"
That's a strange rule? Obviously you're entering the roundabout but you're signalling to tell other drivers what exit you intend to take so everyone is prepared (as you know 😊).
@TheLiquidCat Signaling at exit is mandatory but signaling at entering isn't. Obviously you have to signal before you exit so the other drivers know which way you're taking, but signaling upon entering isn't mandatory and actually considered a minor fault because, well, the driver inside the roundabout has absolute priority anyway so you're not even relevant to him and the driver behind you also sees a roundabout is ahead so he knows you'll enter it.
As an ADI for 28 years! I don’t understand why you let her hit the kerb. I do think your mock tests are very helpful for people though.
It's pretty simple really, it gets him good views.
curb*
Passed yesterday first time with 2 minors. Now part of the passed but still watching gang
Can we see the damage that she did please.
The editing is funny, in a good way. Just like the indian series where it repeats a moment dozen of times, well done
Pin you did her dirty with that thumbnail 😂
Yooo 😂
Bro, that assessment was done after the first 10 mins for me. She's not ready and not safe to be on any road just yet. She needs more work in focusing and clutch control.