It must take years of experience to realise this, but you managed to put into words and demonstrate it. I haven't seen anybody use this teaching method before. I think it's superb, Richard! Thank you for the upload.
I’ve just passed my test in January but I’ve hardly been out in car since😬 I have no confidence and feel as if I’m not in control ( the cars alot older than my instructors new 21 plate auto handbreak no t much gas to go etc) but I’m really struggling in it I’ve got the fear I’m always going to stall and I can’t get over it. Any advice 🤞
@@keld2701 I guess the option to take a couple of lessons with a driving instructor, or an experienced driver is always there. Although, it is better to go to an instructor, because if you drive with a family member it can be very awkward. They may not even know _how_ to help, even though they are good at driving. Or just take it slow and practice 😃.
@@artemkatelnytskyi cheers I think that’s been the problem I’ve went out with family member and I think it’s made me even more nervous I need to try and go out in the car myself but my nerves are getting the better of me. The thought of stalling fills me with dread 😬
@@keld2701 Going out with an instructor definitely takes that pressure off. And also if you practice on their car they have dual controls which will hopefully make you feel even more secure.
It was schockingly funny how well you portraited the thoughts of a leaner / new driver - I definitely saw myself there lol thank you for explaining so well and helping us all drive better :D
Is there a reason why this gentleman hasn’t won a world driving instructors award yet??? Well maybe there isn’t such an award 🥇 but trust me you win. You’re too good a teacher. In fact you’re the best human being on the planet. I bet I could watch your videos and pass my driving test without having to deal with the typical “thickness of a pound coin instructors. 😀😀
Richard is the best instructor I have seen yet! Explaining each and every detail bit. Getting into learners shoes and explaining our perspective so well and then teaching us. Hands down you are the Best. 🙏
When I started driving like this it made driving so much more relaxing. Sometimes I have to tell myself that I am not holding up traffic by doing this, as there is no where for the persons behind me to go, anyway. Have had a couple knobheads honk at me though.
Man! I have seen driving lesson videos from India, Australia, US, The Netherlands, Germany and some others from the UK and I can tell you this for once and for all. You are simply one of the best if not the best! Be very proud of that!
😂😂😂😂 the way I feel violated watching this video. the inner monologue with the sound effects, the accuracy of all the thoughts, it's like you're pulling them right out of my head....I know 2 things for sure: [1] you've been there and done that. [2] you've come a long way on your journey as a driving instructor. If I hadn't already subscribed, this would have been the video that finally gets me to do so, thumbs up for this great clip.... sensational.
Passed yesterday with 4 minors. Woke up and still feel compelled to watch your informative videos. Had this fresh in my mind when I was out driving on my own for the first time today. Great stuff, thanks for the amazing content you continue to push out for free.
I have an anxiety disorder and your videos are a massive help! I was going to cancel my test but watching your videos have really motivated me to go for the test. Thank you! 🤗
Hey man, just wanted to say thank you for all your content. I'm an experienced driver from abroad (20 years driving), and been living in the UK for the last year. Today I passed my practical, and your channel was massively helpful in understanding the quirks of driving on UK roads. It is really much appreciated that you do this, and anyone looking to learn how to drive properly, and is in the process of doing so, is in the right place. Again, thank you!
One thing i learned is learning what gear you will need at the junction you are approaching. Some roundabouts let you be in 3rd gear, other that are smaller usually will need gear 2 like doing 90 degree turns. I feel like once you understand what you will be doing, you will learn to prepare for it. So if you know you are turning you will slow to second gear before hand making it easier to drop to first gear if for example a person is crossing. Pre planning is very good skill to have in driving, it is what i feel to be the main skill
Hi Richard! I just passed my exam here in Norway and wanted to thank you. This video was especially helpful for me personally in learning how to keep calm in traffic. I think I speak for a lot of people when I say that I am really thankful for the work you put in!
People may think it's useless but let me make it clear for them. I learned every driving tip from his video's and one of my friends only guided me driving practically for 1 hour for 4 days, and now am a perfect driver!! Many thanks to him!!
I passed my test on Thursday in Hither Green with 2 minors!!!!! and I can now say that without your lessons I wouldn't be here with and I REALLY HAVE TO THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING. Thanks Richard!!
Thanks so much for the rationale behind the decisions we are advised to take as learner drivers. It’s all to easy to say “do this” or “don’t do this” but actually validating it with reasons and justification helps so much. James Ps. Awesome shoes!
This is what I was looking for roundabout junction brake 2stage and clutch amazing video I will watch 2-3 times to fully understand it and then apply during my lesson tomorrow 😀😇
Your driving lessons are very important for Indian roads, because jam-packed narrow roads requires you to drive perfectly for your own car safety. Thanks a lot Rich.
Just wanted to say a massive thank you for your help and work on this channel, I passed earlier today! The upload consistency and way of presenting your videos really stands out and helps me as someone who suffers with anxiety worse when driving compared to other channels. Your scenario specific videos are also really helpful too. Keep up the good work :)
Richard! Here is my obligatory thank you to you and your videos. I only had 4 lessons so felt a tad unprepared, your videos helped clear up all those little things I needed to know; I passed today with 5 minors! You’ve heard it a thousand times but I’ll tell you again; your videos show the perfect demonstrations, your delivery is spot on and you come across as a really nice guy. So a huge thank you for what you do, please keep at it. I would seriously consider setting up a Patreon or equivalent so people can make a little donation to say thank you to you! I would love to buy a coffee/pint to say thanks 😁
This was a great video and very informative. Thanks. Regarding going down the gears one at a time. That is a way my instructor taught me, and once I was more confident I would drive my own car with friends and family. They told me that I was making things more complicated and just to go into 2nd as I slow down instead of down to 4th, then 3rd and into 2nd. When I was back with my instructor I came up to a junction and slowed down, I was in 4th and skipped 3rd straight to 2nd and my instructor yelled at me for it. Saying "I don't know where that's come from but I haven't taught you to do that" and made me feel like I had done something wrong.
I get better every single day. I am building my confidence all the time and come down here to watch any of your videos. I will be booking my practical test soon. Thank you Richard.
Favourite RUclipsr atm, learning currently and you make it seem easy to drive, I’ve been implementing techniques and now I’ve stopped stalling whilst driving and now I haven’t stalled at all in my past few lessons
I passed my practical yesterday, and through my lesson you was my second instructor, your teachings are very helpful, because you dive in different aspects of things, and explaining while showing what you talk about, which helped me a lot. Thanks again 🤝🏾💯
Thank you so much, I had my driving test today and I PASSED first time with 5 minors, I can honestly say that without your videos I wouldn't have passed because I was so nervous about it. Keep making these videos cause they really do help a lot.
I'm laughing so much at the scenarios right at the beginning, that's exactly my whole thought process! I passed my test a few days ago and I'm going to watch your videos to keep the whole driving thing fresh in my head before I save up to get my first car :) thanks for the videos!!
I passed my driving test yesterday…your videos have immensely helped me , not just in the practical but also in the theory app as well. I have also recommended your videos and app to my friends. Keep up the excellent work 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks a lot for your videos Richard - I've been learning to drive since 2019 but hadn't been able to take my test until yesterday - passed with only 4 minors! Definitely going to keep coming back to hone my skills without the stress of having to pass my test!
omg you literally described my problem!!!! all 3 were spot on for me as a learner driver 😅 thanks so much for this video gonna implement it in my next lesson
12:03 Can’t agree more. I’m still a learner and struggle a lot in entering junctions or roundabouts. After watching this video and your videos detailed explaining clutch control and smoothly shifting of gears, I regain my confidence in learning driving. Thank you so much and I can’t appreciate enough that your unreserved sharing your knowledge to us.
You've really helped me learn, I always watch your videos and tips.. which has made driving for me alot easier. I have my practical test Jan 17th 2022 hope I will pass.. I feel more confident after learning from you, so I wanna thanku for that.
Even if your videos are designed for UK learners (because of the driving in left side of the road), they are still very useful for the rest of the world as they address exactly the questions learners have in mind. For instance, i have already my license because of how easy it is to get it in my country but i still watch your videos because there are still many things that are not obvious for me. I tried to watch different channels that drive on the right side but either they omit some useful details that they think are obvious or they are drifting away from the main subject with too much talk.
7/14/22 5:03 - three-stage stop (change down in second gear while about to go there-junctions or hazards-, slow down to walking speed in first gear if it is still not clear whether there is an opportunity to pass, lastly, stop the car if there really is no opportunity)
You're doing brilliant work Richard! Just wanted to say thank you! Passed my test in the first attempt with 3 minors today. Can't emphasize how helpful your videos have been! Cheers!
This video highlights the time honoured tradition of ensuring that the driver tracks the speed and gear together all the time... thereby insuring that the car is in the correct gear prior to it being asked to accelerate, (or de- accelerate) which leaves the hands and brain free for dealing with other things. Also by developing the "hand muscle memory" of always pushing the gear lever forward as the car passes through walking pace to standstill will ensure that the moment the vehicle is stationery your hand can be on the handbrake, and you are ready to find the throttle/biting point and ready to go. Even if you get distracted whilst sitting there, the car is in the correct configuration to move off for when you get your act together!!😉👍
Omg!!! I wasn't even dreaming for watching video like this. That's exactly what I need it! I was so confused about if its OK to do that and actually ist the right way for learners. Thank you so much 😀
passed today and alot of its down to you! , your brilliant at what you do and how you explain things in the best way possible, will continue to watch your videos anyway, thank you for your content.
It’s not a topic for learners, but I’d love to hear your thoughts on the system of car control as taught in Roadcraft and used by the Institute of Advanced Motorists etc. Particularly as you said in this video that you’re not a fan of driving by trying to follow acronyms.
This is such valuable information! I know it came out abit back, but good old YT decides topik n choose when it alerts me to new vidz.....im at the stage where iv pretty much got to grips with most of it, but need to smooth out my general driving, and this is just what I needed! Im defo gunna b putting this into practice on my nxt lesson, Thank You Rich! :)
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It must take years of experience to realise this, but you managed to put into words and demonstrate it. I haven't seen anybody use this teaching method before. I think it's superb, Richard! Thank you for the upload.
I think it's something most of us do to a lesser extent when experienced at driving but we don't tend to notice it.
I’ve just passed my test in January but I’ve hardly been out in car since😬 I have no confidence and feel as if I’m not in control ( the cars alot older than my instructors new 21 plate auto handbreak no t much gas to go etc) but I’m really struggling in it I’ve got the fear I’m always going to stall and I can’t get over it. Any advice 🤞
@@keld2701 I guess the option to take a couple of lessons with a driving instructor, or an experienced driver is always there. Although, it is better to go to an instructor, because if you drive with a family member it can be very awkward. They may not even know _how_ to help, even though they are good at driving. Or just take it slow and practice 😃.
@@artemkatelnytskyi cheers I think that’s been the problem I’ve went out with family member and I think it’s made me even more nervous I need to try and go out in the car myself but my nerves are getting the better of me. The thought of stalling fills me with dread 😬
@@keld2701 Going out with an instructor definitely takes that pressure off. And also if you practice on their car they have dual controls which will hopefully make you feel even more secure.
It was schockingly funny how well you portraited the thoughts of a leaner / new driver - I definitely saw myself there lol thank you for explaining so well and helping us all drive better :D
Is there a reason why this gentleman hasn’t won a world driving instructors award yet??? Well maybe there isn’t such an award 🥇 but trust me you win. You’re too good a teacher. In fact you’re the best human being on the planet. I bet I could watch your videos and pass my driving test without having to deal with the typical “thickness of a pound coin instructors. 😀😀
Richard is the best instructor I have seen yet! Explaining each and every detail bit. Getting into learners shoes and explaining our perspective so well and then teaching us. Hands down you are the Best. 🙏
When I started driving like this it made driving so much more relaxing. Sometimes I have to tell myself that I am not holding up traffic by doing this, as there is no where for the persons behind me to go, anyway. Have had a couple knobheads honk at me though.
Just ignore the idiots mate , I have the same problem even though the light literally just turned green 😂
and whenever they see a learner car they feel the need to overtake it even if i’m doing the speed limit and not slowing them down.
@@UsmanKhan-mx9ll yep happened today when I was on the roundabout, didn’t let him through. Don’t let idiots bully you when you’re driving 👍🏻
6:21 that well-timed jogger as you said "jogging speed" lol
Man! I have seen driving lesson videos from India, Australia, US, The Netherlands, Germany and some others from the UK and I can tell you this for once and for all. You are simply one of the best if not the best! Be very proud of that!
this is exactly what my instructor was trying to explain to me but the visuals here really let it sink in for me
😂😂😂😂 the way I feel violated watching this video. the inner monologue with the sound effects, the accuracy of all the thoughts, it's like you're pulling them right out of my head....I know 2 things for sure:
[1] you've been there and done that.
[2] you've come a long way on your journey as a driving instructor.
If I hadn't already subscribed, this would have been the video that finally gets me to do so, thumbs up for this great clip.... sensational.
Passed yesterday with 4 minors. Woke up and still feel compelled to watch your informative videos. Had this fresh in my mind when I was out driving on my own for the first time today. Great stuff, thanks for the amazing content you continue to push out for free.
That's great to hear, I hope you enjoy your licence.
I have an anxiety disorder and your videos are a massive help! I was going to cancel my test but watching your videos have really motivated me to go for the test. Thank you! 🤗
I'm an older learner and I feel like I'm making up for lost time by watching your videos! So much clarity. Thank you 😊
This is a better to say it if you don't mind. I am a late starter.
Very interesting way of breaking this down. Ill have to show this to some students.
Hey man, just wanted to say thank you for all your content. I'm an experienced driver from abroad (20 years driving), and been living in the UK for the last year. Today I passed my practical, and your channel was massively helpful in understanding the quirks of driving on UK roads. It is really much appreciated that you do this, and anyone looking to learn how to drive properly, and is in the process of doing so, is in the right place.
Again, thank you!
That's great news, congratulations on passing!
One thing i learned is learning what gear you will need at the junction you are approaching. Some roundabouts let you be in 3rd gear, other that are smaller usually will need gear 2 like doing 90 degree turns. I feel like once you understand what you will be doing, you will learn to prepare for it. So if you know you are turning you will slow to second gear before hand making it easier to drop to first gear if for example a person is crossing.
Pre planning is very good skill to have in driving, it is what i feel to be the main skill
You make everything so much easier!
I passed my exam a few months ago but I will always come back here to fine tune my skills.
Thank you!
Hi Richard! I just passed my exam here in Norway and wanted to thank you. This video was especially helpful for me personally in learning how to keep calm in traffic. I think I speak for a lot of people when I say that I am really thankful for the work you put in!
That's great news, congratulations on passing!
Passed today with 4 minors in heavy rain ! Thank you so much for all the videos ! I will keep watching them to become a better driver !
Congratulations on passing!
watching here in hongkong! i love how simple your content is. no music whatsoever. More power
i realized i was doing this unconciously from the start it is very useful skill to know
I cannot belive that i am more confident driving seemed like a nightmare , Thanks a lot
I love watching these after ive passed over a year ago and reminiscing on how i spent all night before my test watching these videos
My driving test is in 2 days. And I’m panicking. I have been watching all your videos for 2 weeks now. Fingers crossed.
Good luck!
People may think it's useless but let me make it clear for them.
I learned every driving tip from his video's and one of my friends only guided me driving practically for 1 hour for 4 days, and now am a perfect driver!!
Many thanks to him!!
I passed my test on Thursday in Hither Green with 2 minors!!!!! and I can now say that without your lessons I wouldn't be here with and I REALLY HAVE TO THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING. Thanks Richard!!
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
From your each video we are learning new things. You bring clarity from chaos, this is what I like the most in your videos☺️
Thanks so much for the rationale behind the decisions we are advised to take as learner drivers. It’s all to easy to say “do this” or “don’t do this” but actually validating it with reasons and justification helps so much. James
Ps. Awesome shoes!
This is what I was looking for roundabout junction brake 2stage and clutch amazing video I will watch 2-3 times to fully understand it and then apply during my lesson tomorrow 😀😇
Yes this is something I really needed!! I will try to apply it on my lesson on Friday!!
I feel like once I finally got the grasp of this in my lessons it really did transform my driving and forward planning.
Just passed my test today. Watched a lot of your videos, thanks for the help!
That's great news! Congratulations on passing!
I passed my test last thursday. Thank you for all the helpfull video's!
That's great news, congratulations!
this is a really nice analogy for gears - walking,jogging... thank you
Your driving lessons are very important for Indian roads, because jam-packed narrow roads requires you to drive perfectly for your own car safety. Thanks a lot Rich.
I just passed my 3 week crash course with 5 minors and just wanted to say thank you for these videos they are a big help.
As a learner rn I appreciate these videos it’s great you do these videos
Just wanted to say a massive thank you for your help and work on this channel, I passed earlier today! The upload consistency and way of presenting your videos really stands out and helps me as someone who suffers with anxiety worse when driving compared to other channels. Your scenario specific videos are also really helpful too. Keep up the good work :)
That's so great to hear, congratulations on passing!
Richard! Here is my obligatory thank you to you and your videos. I only had 4 lessons so felt a tad unprepared, your videos helped clear up all those little things I needed to know; I passed today with 5 minors! You’ve heard it a thousand times but I’ll tell you again; your videos show the perfect demonstrations, your delivery is spot on and you come across as a really nice guy. So a huge thank you for what you do, please keep at it. I would seriously consider setting up a Patreon or equivalent so people can make a little donation to say thank you to you! I would love to buy a coffee/pint to say thanks 😁
That's really great to hear and that's very kind of you. Congratulations on passing!
This was a great video and very informative. Thanks.
Regarding going down the gears one at a time. That is a way my instructor taught me, and once I was more confident I would drive my own car with friends and family. They told me that I was making things more complicated and just to go into 2nd as I slow down instead of down to 4th, then 3rd and into 2nd.
When I was back with my instructor I came up to a junction and slowed down, I was in 4th and skipped 3rd straight to 2nd and my instructor yelled at me for it. Saying "I don't know where that's come from but I haven't taught you to do that" and made me feel like I had done something wrong.
You can do it either way on test.
I passed my test on Tuesday first time with 3 minors your vids helped so much 🙏🏻
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
I get better every single day. I am building my confidence all the time and come down here to watch any of your videos. I will be booking my practical test soon. Thank you Richard.
@ 6:20 when he says jogging speed and then there's a guy jogging on the left to show what that means. Brill.
Thank you so much I got my license yesterday. I got huge respect for you
That's great to hear, congratulations on getting your licence!
Every video lesson you post is awesome... And super helpful... Thank you so much... Sooner than later the queen can be my passenger... Chauffer stop
It's about making it easier for yourself, prepare to get it out of the way. Great video 👍
Favourite RUclipsr atm, learning currently and you make it seem easy to drive, I’ve been implementing techniques and now I’ve stopped stalling whilst driving and now I haven’t stalled at all in my past few lessons
I passed my practical yesterday, and through my lesson you was my second instructor, your teachings are very helpful, because you dive in different aspects of things, and explaining while showing what you talk about, which helped me a lot. Thanks again 🤝🏾💯
Got my test on Wednesday, luv ur videos bro helped a lot
I passed!!
Good luck!
Going down one gear at a time (done properly) gives the red light every chance to turn green by the time you reach it! Love your video
Thank you so much, I had my driving test today and I PASSED first time with 5 minors, I can honestly say that without your videos I wouldn't have passed because I was so nervous about it. Keep making these videos cause they really do help a lot.
That's great to hear, congratulations and thank you for watching.
I think this is the explanation for a beginners i love this video tbh
I'm laughing so much at the scenarios right at the beginning, that's exactly my whole thought process! I passed my test a few days ago and I'm going to watch your videos to keep the whole driving thing fresh in my head before I save up to get my first car :) thanks for the videos!!
I passed my driving test yesterday…your videos have immensely helped me , not just in the practical but also in the theory app as well. I have also recommended your videos and app to my friends. Keep up the excellent work 👍🏻👍🏻
Thank you for all your videos! I've watched them all so many times and passed first time today! They helped me so much!!
That's great news, congratulations on passing!
Thanks a lot for your videos Richard - I've been learning to drive since 2019 but hadn't been able to take my test until yesterday - passed with only 4 minors! Definitely going to keep coming back to hone my skills without the stress of having to pass my test!
That's great news! Congratulations.
Just forwarded this to my son, this is what we have been doing but you explain it so nicely.
omg you literally described my problem!!!! all 3 were spot on for me as a learner driver 😅 thanks so much for this video gonna implement it in my next lesson
A brilliant video! A lot of this comes from planning/anticipating/forecasting/predicting/fortune-telling
12:03 Can’t agree more. I’m still a learner and struggle a lot in entering junctions or roundabouts. After watching this video and your videos detailed explaining clutch control and smoothly shifting of gears, I regain my confidence in learning driving. Thank you so much and I can’t appreciate enough that your unreserved sharing your knowledge to us.
You've really helped me learn, I always watch your videos and tips.. which has made driving for me alot easier. I have my practical test Jan 17th 2022 hope I will pass.. I feel more confident after learning from you, so I wanna thanku for that.
Good luck in Jan!
Watching all away from Uganda 🇺🇬 East Africa! Thanks mr Richard
Hi hope you keeping well
I just pass my driving test today
Watching your videos really help me
Thank you so much
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
I am glad that I have come across this channel. Amazingly wonderful
Even if your videos are designed for UK learners (because of the driving in left side of the road), they are still very useful for the rest of the world as they address exactly the questions learners have in mind. For instance, i have already my license because of how easy it is to get it in my country but i still watch your videos because there are still many things that are not obvious for me. I tried to watch different channels that drive on the right side but either they omit some useful details that they think are obvious or they are drifting away from the main subject with too much talk.
7/14/22
5:03 - three-stage stop (change down in second gear while about to go there-junctions or hazards-, slow down to walking speed in first gear if it is still not clear whether there is an opportunity to pass, lastly, stop the car if there really is no opportunity)
Thank you very much for this tutorial. It is very effective for crossroads .
You're doing brilliant work Richard! Just wanted to say thank you! Passed my test in the first attempt with 3 minors today. Can't emphasize how helpful your videos have been! Cheers!
That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
Hi Richard,
This technic is incredibly useful in Indian busy road signals and junctions.
Thanks a lot for your effort. 🙏🏻
Brilliant Richard, it makes so much sense using this technique, thank you for explaining it so easy for every one to understand.
Regards,
Florin
This video highlights the time honoured tradition of ensuring that the driver tracks the speed and gear together all the time... thereby insuring that the car is in the correct gear prior to it being asked to accelerate, (or de- accelerate) which leaves the hands and brain free for dealing with other things. Also by developing the "hand muscle memory" of always pushing the gear lever forward as the car passes through walking pace to standstill will ensure that the moment the vehicle is stationery your hand can be on the handbrake, and you are ready to find the throttle/biting point and ready to go. Even if you get distracted whilst sitting there, the car is in the correct configuration to move off for when you get your act together!!😉👍
Omg!!!
I wasn't even dreaming for watching video like this.
That's exactly what I need it!
I was so confused about if its OK to do that and actually ist the right way for learners. Thank you so much 😀
Thanks a lot for your tips, I passed today and I’m over the moon❤ keep shining✨
passed today and alot of its down to you! , your brilliant at what you do and how you explain things in the best way possible, will continue to watch your videos anyway, thank you for your content.
That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!
I've been using that technique since I started driving. Not because I'm smart, but because I suck at starting the car.
That's ironically smart
Smart move, sounds like you're smart to me.
Although I'm learning driving with an automatic car, still find this video very useful.
Richard excellent and very useful information for learners like me thank you sooooooo much.
Cheers for ur videos they really have helped me to pass my driving test today :)
That's great news, congratulations!
Love the video, I teach this the same way just call it something different, started sharing you videos with my pupils
I had my driving test today and passed! I am sure that you contributed enormously to that result. Thank you!
That's great to hear, congratulations on passing!
@@ConquerDriving Thank you! Unfortunately, I had to drive the first time on snow yesterday so it was quite difficult.
Thank you so much mate!!! I've learnt a lot of necessary, important things just by watching your videos. THANKS!
It’s not a topic for learners, but I’d love to hear your thoughts on the system of car control as taught in Roadcraft and used by the Institute of Advanced Motorists etc. Particularly as you said in this video that you’re not a fan of driving by trying to follow acronyms.
Thank you for all the helpful videos👍 new subscriber from Kenya🇰🇪
The timing of the jogger at 6:20 was perfect
😂 I never noticed that during the edit.
i feel cool for sorta doing this on my own and then stumbling upon this
I dont even have a car,but i have watched so many of vour videos,hoping one day ill use these techniques.
2:02 I don't know why but the way you gently flicked the gear lever after stopping so sharply cracked me up
Haha, yes, that is a bit unrealistic as most new drivers would grab it hard and force it.
you are explaining so well. you deserve millions subscribers 👏👍
This is such valuable information! I know it came out abit back, but good old YT decides topik n choose when it alerts me to new vidz.....im at the stage where iv pretty much got to grips with most of it, but need to smooth out my general driving, and this is just what I needed! Im defo gunna b putting this into practice on my nxt lesson, Thank You Rich! :)
I love this video! Very practical and useful on roads!!!👍
Another brilliant video thanks Richard 😉👍
the ANXIETY you gave me at 1:35 when stopping behind the white Fiat!! haha
This is how driving instructors can feel sometimes.
Thank you 🙏 greeting from Morocco 🇲🇦
been watching your videos and just clocked that these videos are from Colly
😂😂The thoughts were so funnily accurate.
I wish to drive her majesty once in this life so am going to practice my chauffeur stop
I have my exam on the 3rd ! well, I dont have that problem but still very interesting !
Gd luck
@@user-gl4jy8lz4o Thanks !
good luck! mines tomorrow
@@oliviahazel1726 Good luck !
I have my test tomorrow, hopefully I pass. I have a few bad habits, 1 being lack of mirror checks.
I hope it went well!
@@ConquerDriving 8 minors but I passed, videos like yours definitely help a lot.
Thank you so much for all of your helpful videos
Thanks for doing this for us newbies :-)
Really helpful the way you have explained this, thank you!
This guy is good my driving instructor tells me to watch his videos.
So what did I do? Left the driving instructor and went with Richard lol.
Of course it is a very helpful video. Thank you very much.