It just demonstrates that even highly trained experienced drivers make mistakes, so then it questions how fair is the driving test, because driving pretty much perfectly for 40 minutes can be difficult for someone whose only had about 60 hours driving experience. I’ve had well over 100 hours and I’m on my third go at the test, even the head instructor who I had for my first test said she was impressed with my driving but couldn’t pass me cause the car conked out cause of the hill I was on and the car I was in, she told me if the car behind wasn’t so close behind or wasn’t there at all then I would of passed. So luck is heavy when you’re doing a driving test. So it’s not really very fair. I know people in my year who have just passed and I see them on their phone or they’ve already scratched or ruined their car. Yet I can drive without instruction safely and still struggle in the test.
@J1234 but even a professional driver or instructor would say you don’t start learning till you pass, and don’t forget that first time passers and people with limited experience (i.e less than 40 hours) are the most likely to crash, plus it’s a factual statistic that 1 in 5 newly qualified drivers crash within their first year of driving.
i passed on my 4th try and when the examiner told me i passed she couldn’t believe it had taken me 4 tries, you’ll get there eventually good luck with your next test :)
Tbh I agree. The pass rate in the UK in 2010 was 63% it then plummeted to 47% a few years ago and currently sits at 51%. That would suggest that the test isn't fit for purpose and urgently needs reform. Realistically it's always been that way for example when I did it you had to reverse round a corner? What that was about I have no idea as I genuinely don't think I've ever had to do it and certainly not the way you had to do it on the test day. Don't worry about the people you know who have passed recently as unfortunately when I was your age the most irresponsible and immature people passed quickly but then most ended up losing their license even quicker or getting involved in a serious accident because they'd be on their phone, speeding or under the influence. Good luck.
Francis definitely knows how to engage with the viewers, it's obvious he knows the answers to most of the questions he's asking, but they're informative to the viewer while he's driving. I think also some of his talking is down to some amount of nerves, so not everybody can escape the nerves while being examined! Great video!
He does talk a lot but I love his vibe as an instructor and I wish I had him as my instructor. My instructor had 2 energies one minute he will be talking and laughing next minute he’s screaming at you. Happy it’s all over as I’ve passed I just appreciate Francis energy as this is the attitude needed to teach learners
Ditto! The thing is, we all know that he wouldn't be that animated/jokey on a real test but it just goes to show how good a driver he is EVEN WITH the 6 minors and 1 serious. Driving in a different car and a totally different area too. I'm still currently learning to drive and some of the routes (and especially that damn confusing roundabout that was 3rd exit right!) had me sweating even from the comfort of my own chair! 😁 P.S. Sorry to hear about your former driving instructor! Thankfully mine is a lot like Aman (she's also Indian) but she's a perfect mix of technically brilliant instructor but with all the patience and friendliness/sense of humour to boot. The first instructor I had many years back, was a guy in his late 50s or even early-mid sixties and he was trying to get me to run before I could walk. Think driving on a dual carriageway in rush hour 5th lesson in when I can barely move the car off properly down a quiet street! 😬 Needless to say, after about 8 lessons I gave up as each lesson was 2 hours long and I was having PTSD by the time I went indoors!
I honestly think sometimes your instructor can get impatient because they know what your capable of. My instructor gets annoyed because he knows I'm not as bad a drive as I make out sometimes with silly mistakes
Hey Franco, I watched that one before this video so I know how it went. Better than yours, clearly! 😁 I know you're a boss driver as is Aman so it's all good!
-This guy is chaos incarnate- . His mouth goes faster than everyone else's fleeting thoughts. -I wouldn't want him as an instructor- He's good. I like him.
All i can say is this shows why the current driving test pass standard is daylight robbery and utterly ridiculous at the same time, human errors will always occur, the fails should be if you deal with it poorly and constantly make them, not the dumb nonsense we have currently.
I definitely think there should be a balance between the technical mistakes and the reaction, but at the same time, it's a machine that can easily kill you and those around you. I'd rather the standards be stupidly high than too low tbh
@@CoRLex-jh5vx the problem with the current test is that the standards are virtually impossible to meet by skill and incredibly easy to meet through luck, so you end up with a lot of bad drivers passing and a lot of good drivers who get unlucky.
@@theunholybanana4745 I absolutely agree, I know someone who had a pretty much flawless driving test, but another driver behaved stupidly right at the end and he didn't react properly/fast enough, and failed solely for that. Even the examiner admitted he would've passed if that car just hadn't been there. 'Luck' should definitely be considered to a certain extent, but again, I'd rather them have higher standards than lower. Other drivers behaving stupidly/dangerously is something that happens in regular life, so the ability to react properly needs to be considered. It's just unfair as you said when people have good luck where they potentially don't have those skills but don't get to show the examiner that, and then pass somewhat undeservingly.
its actually a lot easier to realise and spot mistakes when you're not the one driving as a pose to being the one driving, thats what i figured out for myself personally, that i spot mistakes easier while im not driving than when i am driving
Thats 100% True and undeniable.. Its easy from the Passanger Seat the real hard Thing is to not let it get Personall and take it for what it is a Human is learning something where People Fail Daily Millions around the Globe you never perfect at Driving..
yes. I did the same on my test, miss a road sign and failed. even the examiner said I am well prepare and confidence but he can't skip that mistake anf let me pass. But this video comforted me. indeed. Thanks a lot and I love this kind of crossover. It shows all candidates what high standard of the test is and how the standard can train a learner to be a good driver.
Would love to see Francis do the hardest test route in my area in Northern Ireland. I passed in manual thanks to my 2nd instructor who was amazing. The 1st instructor I had told me I should learn in auto after 5 lessons.
@@DrivingSchoolTV I know and in under 40 hours which considering the stop/start of lessons due to the pandemic wasn't too bad. Would definitely recommend Sandra my instructor!
@@ClearviewDriving I watched plenty of RUclips videos in the breaks. To stay on top of things. Practical tests are slightly different in Northern Ireland.
@@mepp1629 I'm also from Northern Ireland how cool it's rare to meet others, just curious Where's the hardest test route 😂.I'll personally be doing mine in Larne when I'm ready
I love how professional Aman is even in more "informal" mock tests like this- that looked like a lot to deal with as he was clearly talking too much and getting easily distracted, but she acts like a pro regardless!
I've got my advanced driving test soon and feel the nerves from when I had my standard test just under two years ago. Watching these really help me though! Thank you ☺️
I am also nerves as my test on 24 Nov at 3 pm . My problem is taking much time in shoulder check which cause danger to see front . Another problem with Lerner to find full license driver for practice
@Thawne That's a common misconception. I didn't do it for either of those reasons. I did it to become a better, safer, smoother, more progressive driver and that's exactly what's happened. That's for life now. I worked hard, got a FIRST in my test and now doing my Masters. I enjoy driving so much that it's not work, it's challenging but good fun and to know I'm "one of the UK's most skilled road users" gives me reassurance because there are a lot of terrible, dangerous drivers out there - professional or not. I recommend everyone do it and will be making a video on this soon actually as there's not enough information out there 👍
Great video! I passed in Hither Green Test Centre but now I'm not too far from Uxbridge. All I remember is loads of roundabouts on my test. These collab videos are fun 😊
Francis, is a highly trained professional Driving instructor, he's a chatty fellow, good sense of humour, nice to getting along with, a couple of mistake's! that might have to do with, lack of concentration and awareness.
24'55'' At the roundabout, road ahead, 1st exit. Francis should signal left while approaching the roundabout? Not just before exiting. However, he can get away from highway code 186 "Unless signs or marking indicate otherwise"
Guys, what's the point in a video where he is perfect. That teaches us nothing. Also goes to show how easy it is to be distracted and mess up - supposed to be educational, not perfect, as no one is. So on that basis - great video Aman.
he tryed to put on a show for camera and he did do that but if he actaully zipped his mouth and drove im sure he would of done just fine. i am currently a learner and the mistakes ive made while driving are the same mistakes people who have been driving for years make it is normal at the end of the day but if u been driving for years no one is there picking at your every move
So glad I'm Passed, that part at 41:29 I've been through exactly the same situation so I understand the pain, oh no Francis 🤣🤣🤣 what have you done mate!
I passed my test in1983or84&my daughter passed about18 months ago and she was taught so differently to me and they don't do a3point turn as they did when I did my test. We had to answer highway code questions and not do a show me question. Sat navs also weren't invented. OMG I feel ancient. I've never heard 'only a fool breaks the2second rule. Also no cameras so you had to use your mirrors more.
When Francis was talking about the two clicks of the signal and you did the cheeky eye roll as if you weren’t taking any notice your sections final 😂😂 7:51 minutes in to the video
In German, slip roads are called ‘acceleration lane’ and ‘deceleration lane’. Which my driving instructor used to ram home the point that acceleration and deceleration should be done (as much as possible) on them.
I would not take a test with her, her voice is so nice I would be too distracted. Shed be saying go right, and I'd be like which way just to hear her speak again😂😂
Clearview Driving, your videos are super-useful, in terms of both the footage and the analysis! And Inshall did great :-) One suggestion: do you need to cut out sections of the drive when editing? I'd personally much prefer to see how everything joins up, even if I need to watch a longer video. And there was one bit in this video where Inshall merges onto a dual carriageway, which is a significant manouver, but it was cut.
The first minor is very harsh, Frances use the driver on his right as a shield to take the first exit, the lorry was nowhere near him and he did not cause lorry to slow or change direction.
I am an Indian and a lot of our roads and markings.. as well as infrastructure in our capital city (Delhi, that's where I live), are similar. I want to tell you that these videos have helped me a lot. BUT ALSO, our country is SOOO populated that we cant follow half of the rules as there are constant hazards and no one else is following the rules. Especially the 2 seconds rule.
I felt like the penny dropped for Francis when you gave the cause for his mistakes at 27:51 😅😅😅 But he is entertaining to be fair! Aman you are a superb instructor! 👍
Oh. Stopping/parking on the other side of the road (like around 38:00) would be against the rules in Germany (unless it's a one-way). You're only allowed to park in the direction of travel. And for left turns you always cross in front of each other unless otherwise instructed but this is hardly a thing (more so on big interrupted intersections). So it was interesting to see how this varies so much in the UK (or just in the London area).
Interesting to hear a driving instructor actually admit on camera that he was driving without due care and attention. Less chat and more concentration on the road, and he might have passed.
Brilliant video! I also watch your channel Francis so was interesting to see you on the other side, your hilarious! 🤣 Love the reference to Pin also on DGN, I find that he is so harsh but I like that, love that channel I'm obsessed 🤣 Really looking forward to seeing Amans mock test with you soon ☺️
8:46 get that left foot away from the clutch! is he riding the clutch? probably. I'd be mortified if i made these mistakes. I sat my prt 2 in a strange city and had 2 minors! possiblly shutting up and concentrating on the drive woud help. BTW I am A grade A instructor, your videos have helped, thank you!!!
Failed more times than I could bother to count, but here's a few that any learner would have been failed for without question. First he failed at the first big roundabout for cutting and slowing down someone at the 6th min, Second he failed around 11th min - for driving with 20 in a 30 road... Third failed again at 19th min for not following road signs - she marks him as ''minor'' - it's actually a serious = fail. Fourth - failed again at the 24th min for rapid lane changing - which most of the time will be considered dangerous - she's not marking him as she should be. For this one he admitted he failed that roundabout at min 24, she tells him he failed a long time ago, then she confirmed that his sudden lane changes in that 24min roundabout would be ''serious faults'' aka fails. Fifth - 26th min - following distance, he's too close to the truck - they can fail him for this too. Sixth - at 36th min - before the zebra - they totally can fail him for ''planning'' if they wanted to. Too lenient on the marking, if this was a real test he'd have had over 6 serious mistakes = a total fail.
1) that was traffic light controlled 2) it was residential and just cause its 30 doesnt mean you have to drive 30 3) it did say near side but it didnt affect anybody what he did 4) fair enough that should have been serious if it was a learner but i imagine she trusted that he was aware because hes an instructor 5) he was miles away from that truck, please 6) nobody would be failed for planning in that situation, the pedestrian turned at the last second and what he did wasnt dangerous
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It just demonstrates that even highly trained experienced drivers make mistakes, so then it questions how fair is the driving test, because driving pretty much perfectly for 40 minutes can be difficult for someone whose only had about 60 hours driving experience. I’ve had well over 100 hours and I’m on my third go at the test, even the head instructor who I had for my first test said she was impressed with my driving but couldn’t pass me cause the car conked out cause of the hill I was on and the car I was in, she told me if the car behind wasn’t so close behind or wasn’t there at all then I would of passed. So luck is heavy when you’re doing a driving test. So it’s not really very fair. I know people in my year who have just passed and I see them on their phone or they’ve already scratched or ruined their car. Yet I can drive without instruction safely and still struggle in the test.
Similar experience for me. My instructor told me he would have bet (and subsequently lost!) a lot of money that I would pass.
@J1234 but even a professional driver or instructor would say you don’t start learning till you pass, and don’t forget that first time passers and people with limited experience (i.e less than 40 hours) are the most likely to crash, plus it’s a factual statistic that 1 in 5 newly qualified drivers crash within their first year of driving.
i passed on my 4th try and when the examiner told me i passed she couldn’t believe it had taken me 4 tries, you’ll get there eventually good luck with your next test :)
Tbh I agree. The pass rate in the UK in 2010 was 63% it then plummeted to 47% a few years ago and currently sits at 51%. That would suggest that the test isn't fit for purpose and urgently needs reform.
Realistically it's always been that way for example when I did it you had to reverse round a corner? What that was about I have no idea as I genuinely don't think I've ever had to do it and certainly not the way you had to do it on the test day.
Don't worry about the people you know who have passed recently as unfortunately when I was your age the most irresponsible and immature people passed quickly but then most ended up losing their license even quicker or getting involved in a serious accident because they'd be on their phone, speeding or under the influence.
Good luck.
driving tests are a massive money grab scam.
Francis definitely knows how to engage with the viewers, it's obvious he knows the answers to most of the questions he's asking, but they're informative to the viewer while he's driving. I think also some of his talking is down to some amount of nerves, so not everybody can escape the nerves while being examined! Great video!
He does talk a lot but I love his vibe as an instructor and I wish I had him as my instructor. My instructor had 2 energies one minute he will be talking and laughing next minute he’s screaming at you. Happy it’s all over as I’ve passed I just appreciate Francis energy as this is the attitude needed to teach learners
Ditto! The thing is, we all know that he wouldn't be that animated/jokey on a real test but it just goes to show how good a driver he is EVEN WITH the 6 minors and 1 serious. Driving in a different car and a totally different area too. I'm still currently learning to drive and some of the routes (and especially that damn confusing roundabout that was 3rd exit right!) had me sweating even from the comfort of my own chair! 😁
P.S. Sorry to hear about your former driving instructor! Thankfully mine is a lot like Aman (she's also Indian) but she's a perfect mix of technically brilliant instructor but with all the patience and friendliness/sense of humour to boot. The first instructor I had many years back, was a guy in his late 50s or even early-mid sixties and he was trying to get me to run before I could walk. Think driving on a dual carriageway in rush hour 5th lesson in when I can barely move the car off properly down a quiet street! 😬 Needless to say, after about 8 lessons I gave up as each lesson was 2 hours long and I was having PTSD by the time I went indoors!
Agree 😄😄😄😍😍
What if Francis has instances of screaming at you as well? Most driving instuctors are emotional and even impatient.
I honestly think sometimes your instructor can get impatient because they know what your capable of. My instructor gets annoyed because he knows I'm not as bad a drive as I make out sometimes with silly mistakes
Bro that was my second instructor 💀🤣
Thumbs up to see Aman drive in Hither Green!!
yesss
Hey Franco, I watched that one before this video so I know how it went. Better than yours, clearly! 😁 I know you're a boss driver as is Aman so it's all good!
Definitely! 😂
Oh down there. - nice one. That is where my Dad grew up, I thought she was based in North West London.
Francis is very down to earth and humble. Praising his instructor and self depreciating himself for fun of the viewers. Please have more Collab.
My god.. this guy really knows how to talk
He's my spirit animal he talks alot but everything he says is relatable. Brilliant content
-This guy is chaos incarnate- . His mouth goes faster than everyone else's fleeting thoughts. -I wouldn't want him as an instructor-
He's good. I like him.
No matter how experienced or where you're from and driving. Everyone makes mistakes. This proves it. No one is perfect
This guy is really sweet and positive, like his energy
its funny cos Francis is so high energy and Aman is very reserved like opposites lol
Opposites attract maybe...? 🥰❤️😂
Or maybe she is an Indian thats why shes so reserved
@@victorialuca1098 huh? where's the correlation 💀
@@victorialuca1098racist
All i can say is this shows why the current driving test pass standard is daylight robbery and utterly ridiculous at the same time, human errors will always occur, the fails should be if you deal with it poorly and constantly make them, not the dumb nonsense we have currently.
Correct. It's a scam
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I definitely think there should be a balance between the technical mistakes and the reaction, but at the same time, it's a machine that can easily kill you and those around you. I'd rather the standards be stupidly high than too low tbh
@@CoRLex-jh5vx the problem with the current test is that the standards are virtually impossible to meet by skill and incredibly easy to meet through luck, so you end up with a lot of bad drivers passing and a lot of good drivers who get unlucky.
@@theunholybanana4745 I absolutely agree, I know someone who had a pretty much flawless driving test, but another driver behaved stupidly right at the end and he didn't react properly/fast enough, and failed solely for that. Even the examiner admitted he would've passed if that car just hadn't been there. 'Luck' should definitely be considered to a certain extent, but again, I'd rather them have higher standards than lower. Other drivers behaving stupidly/dangerously is something that happens in regular life, so the ability to react properly needs to be considered. It's just unfair as you said when people have good luck where they potentially don't have those skills but don't get to show the examiner that, and then pass somewhat undeservingly.
Driving tests are absolutely nerve racking and this just goes to show that even the professionals can make mistakes. What a fun and insightful video!
its actually a lot easier to realise and spot mistakes when you're not the one driving as a pose to being the one driving, thats what i figured out for myself personally, that i spot mistakes easier while im not driving than when i am driving
Yes that’s true 😊
Thats 100% True and undeniable.. Its easy from the Passanger Seat the real hard Thing is to not let it get Personall and take it for what it is a Human is learning something where People Fail Daily Millions around the Globe you never perfect at Driving..
Aw, i love Francis too! Two great instructors together! 😊
yes. I did the same on my test, miss a road sign and failed. even the examiner said I am well prepare and confidence but he can't skip that mistake anf let me pass.
But this video comforted me. indeed. Thanks a lot and I love this kind of crossover. It shows all candidates what high standard of the test is and how the standard can train a learner to be a good driver.
Would love to see Francis do the hardest test route in my area in Northern Ireland. I passed in manual thanks to my 2nd instructor who was amazing. The 1st instructor I had told me I should learn in auto after 5 lessons.
Well done for changing! You don’t need that kind of negativity in your life ☺️
@@DrivingSchoolTV I know and in under 40 hours which considering the stop/start of lessons due to the pandemic wasn't too bad. Would definitely recommend Sandra my instructor!
That’s really good!
Sometimes the gap in between lessons can be good to reflect on your driving
But really well done! :)
@@ClearviewDriving I watched plenty of RUclips videos in the breaks. To stay on top of things. Practical tests are slightly different in Northern Ireland.
@@mepp1629 I'm also from Northern Ireland how cool it's rare to meet others, just curious Where's the hardest test route 😂.I'll personally be doing mine in Larne when I'm ready
I love how professional Aman is even in more "informal" mock tests like this- that looked like a lot to deal with as he was clearly talking too much and getting easily distracted, but she acts like a pro regardless!
Love these collabs!
really enjoyed this. Love it when instructors do mock test. :)
Eyyy Queenie!! I had fun for sure 😁
I'd love to see Ashley Neil on the channel for a mock test. He's a great instructor and RUclipsr
I've got my advanced driving test soon and feel the nerves from when I had my standard test just under two years ago. Watching these really help me though! Thank you ☺️
Dnt be nervous baby I'm with u x
Good luck with your test! Glad the videos have been helpful 😊😊
I am also nerves as my test on 24 Nov at 3 pm .
My problem is taking much time in shoulder check which cause danger to see front .
Another problem with Lerner to find full license driver for practice
@@ClearviewDriving I passed with a F1RST, couldn't be more happier! Thank you so much for the kind wishes ☺️
@Thawne That's a common misconception. I didn't do it for either of those reasons. I did it to become a better, safer, smoother, more progressive driver and that's exactly what's happened. That's for life now. I worked hard, got a FIRST in my test and now doing my Masters. I enjoy driving so much that it's not work, it's challenging but good fun and to know I'm "one of the UK's most skilled road users" gives me reassurance because there are a lot of terrible, dangerous drivers out there - professional or not. I recommend everyone do it and will be making a video on this soon actually as there's not enough information out there 👍
Many thanks for your helpful videos, I just passed today with 5 minors 🎉
Thanks for your useful and helpful instructions.
Thank you so much.
I passed my test today.
Your videos are so helpful ❤
Great video! I passed in Hither Green Test Centre but now I'm not too far from Uxbridge. All I remember is loads of roundabouts on my test. These collab videos are fun 😊
Francis, is a highly trained professional Driving instructor, he's a chatty fellow, good sense of humour, nice to getting along with, a couple of mistake's! that might have to do with, lack of concentration and awareness.
24'55'' At the roundabout, road ahead, 1st exit. Francis should signal left while approaching the roundabout? Not just before exiting. However, he can get away from highway code 186 "Unless signs or marking indicate otherwise"
Wow well done! You know the Highway Code well. I’m sure you’ll pass your test with that level of knowledge 🤩
24:55
Guys, what's the point in a video where he is perfect. That teaches us nothing.
Also goes to show how easy it is to be distracted and mess up - supposed to be educational, not perfect, as no one is.
So on that basis - great video Aman.
Yall have great chemistry what a fun video 😊👍
Great video, he still aced it despite the faults! Love the commentary!
So he didn’t ace it
@@dann7598 personal opinion..
Francis is a vibe! 😂
My favourite instructors!
🤩 Laura!
This guy necked his entire months supply of red bulls before this test... I couldn't deal with someone like this!
he tryed to put on a show for camera and he did do that but if he actaully zipped his mouth and drove im sure he would of done just fine. i am currently a learner and the mistakes ive made while driving are the same mistakes people who have been driving for years make it is normal at the end of the day but if u been driving for years no one is there picking at your every move
So glad I'm Passed, that part at 41:29 I've been through exactly the same situation so I understand the pain, oh no Francis 🤣🤣🤣 what have you done mate!
I passed my test in1983or84&my daughter passed about18 months ago and she was taught so differently to me and they don't do a3point turn as they did when I did my test. We had to answer highway code questions and not do a show me question. Sat navs also weren't invented. OMG I feel ancient. I've never heard 'only a fool breaks the2second rule. Also no cameras so you had to use your mirrors more.
40:56 not just you, hamburger roundabout is one of the terms highway engineers use!
It's ok Francis, it must've been hard to concentrate when sat next to such a pretty lady after all 😉
Haha thank you
But he was having fun just driving my car (it’s much better than his 🤪)
When Francis was talking about the two clicks of the signal and you did the cheeky eye roll as if you weren’t taking any notice your sections final 😂😂 7:51 minutes in to the video
Decision is final that was meant to say
Hahah I was thinking.. did he see what I saw?! 😳😧😅
For anyone curious, that roundabout is on Shepiston Lane just a little south-east of West Drayton (near the M4).
This is quite useful and fun video as I always watch his video. Now next Aman, wanted to see your mock test. How's your driving! 😆
Hey yes Francis wasn’t concentrating and made a few mistakes. But it was great fun!
Thank you for watching 😊
Love these two 😎👍
Francis is great!!
I don't normally laugh at mock tests but this was brilliant 🤣🤣🤣🤣
😊😆
In German, slip roads are called ‘acceleration lane’ and ‘deceleration lane’. Which my driving instructor used to ram home the point that acceleration and deceleration should be done (as much as possible) on them.
Hey yes I’ve heard that before, but mostly known as the slip road entry and exit
I might start using that more :)
I would not take a test with her, her voice is so nice I would be too distracted.
Shed be saying go right, and I'd be like which way just to hear her speak again😂😂
Hahah 🤣🤣😅
Crazy! Didn't know Anderson Silva was a driving instructor
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
33:39 Saves fuel only if you are waiting a longer time, otherwise it consumes more fuel to start the car.
Is it just me or whenever I feel like I would drive I would be too worried about crashing into another car, its like a small phobia of mine.
I felt like that before my first lesson but it is all fine once you start believe me!!
Dude didnt stop talking for a second bloody hell. The lady did look annoyed
i know a guy who is examiner.. and he does wake up sometimes and says : i will fail today everyone.. so yes it happens..
this should be a children's TV presenter
Here in the U.S. if the traffic lights are out, you are supposed to treat it like a stop sign and come to a full stop
All instructors are bosses till they get into the driver seat 🤣 ngl, kinda satisfying to see 🤣
But was a good video haha
Clearview Driving, your videos are super-useful, in terms of both the footage and the analysis! And Inshall did great :-) One suggestion: do you need to cut out sections of the drive when editing? I'd personally much prefer to see how everything joins up, even if I need to watch a longer video. And there was one bit in this video where Inshall merges onto a dual carriageway, which is a significant manouver, but it was cut.
This was most enjoyable to watch haha 😂 great video
The first minor is very harsh, Frances use the driver on his right as a shield to take the first exit, the lorry was nowhere near him and he did not cause lorry to slow or change direction.
I am an Indian and a lot of our roads and markings.. as well as infrastructure in our capital city (Delhi, that's where I live), are similar. I want to tell you that these videos have helped me a lot. BUT ALSO, our country is SOOO populated that we cant follow half of the rules as there are constant hazards and no one else is following the rules. Especially the 2 seconds rule.
I felt like the penny dropped for Francis when you gave the cause for his mistakes at 27:51 😅😅😅 But he is entertaining to be fair! Aman you are a superb instructor! 👍
Haha yeah, thank you :)
Francis reminded me of David Brent at the end when he was echoing what Aman was saying to the camera 😂
Oh. Stopping/parking on the other side of the road (like around 38:00) would be against the rules in Germany (unless it's a one-way). You're only allowed to park in the direction of travel.
And for left turns you always cross in front of each other unless otherwise instructed but this is hardly a thing (more so on big interrupted intersections). So it was interesting to see how this varies so much in the UK (or just in the London area).
Loved this,!! Have my test on sat in Leighton buzzard xx
Good luck 😊 let us know how it goes!
Less space slower pace 👌
Interesting to hear a driving instructor actually admit on camera that he was driving without due care and attention. Less chat and more concentration on the road, and he might have passed.
dstv: nice Mercedes, are we swapping as yours is nicer than mine
clearview: sadly no
Brilliant video! I also watch your channel Francis so was interesting to see you on the other side, your hilarious! 🤣
Love the reference to Pin also on DGN, I find that he is so harsh but I like that, love that channel I'm obsessed 🤣
Really looking forward to seeing Amans mock test with you soon ☺️
It was great fun 😁😊
Just caught up with this one, as one this far north would say "jungs whit a blether" Off to find the return match now!
OMG I follow you both and loving this episode 😍 Very nice surprise.
Can we please have a feature of Pin Binning (DGN)!!!🤩
No way two driving icons together
🤩Louis 🙌
Yay! 😁
Fantastic video!
He likes talking doesn’t he
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26:24 - The way he counted is the CORRECT way, or 0, 1, 2. When you count saying "1, 2" you've only counted one second, don't let that catch you out!
8:46 get that left foot away from the clutch! is he riding the clutch? probably. I'd be mortified if i made these mistakes. I sat my prt 2 in a strange city and had 2 minors! possiblly shutting up and concentrating on the drive woud help. BTW I am A grade A instructor, your videos have helped, thank you!!!
Omg he can talk 😳
that shows you how real people drive
We will want you to do it with DGN the next time 😍
Got mine on Tuesday helpful videos
Good luck Benjamin!!! 🤞
Me too!
And this guys teaching people to drive!!!!!!!! 😳
Lovely instructions!🙌
The greatest cross-over of all time
Fair Marking from Aman!
Francis was having too much fun! That he didn’t see road markings at times! 😅😅
I was very lenient with the marking sheet!
@@ClearviewDriving I did think that lol! A few extra minors at least 😊
geat video. have nice day 🏆🙂🙏🏼
At 18:15, is that the old London bus? 😀
I think it's called the "route master"?
A video of them both driving a tank would be amazing.
At 19:14 wouldn't that have been a serious fault as he merged into a lane where on-coming traffic could have been turning?
ikr that mistake was so bad lol
Really very good idea n tips for driving test 👌
I would love to be up to this challenge! I've been driving for 15 odd years. Currently as a taxi driver. Holla me test me :)
This was very entertaining :)
diesel, more heavy than the petrol equivalent so the suspension be a bit tougher i gather prob explains the suspension differences
This guy is funny man!!
I couldn’t believe he is always my favourite
Failed more times than I could bother to count, but here's a few that any learner would have been failed for without question.
First he failed at the first big roundabout for cutting and slowing down someone at the 6th min,
Second he failed around 11th min - for driving with 20 in a 30 road...
Third failed again at 19th min for not following road signs - she marks him as ''minor'' - it's actually a serious = fail.
Fourth - failed again at the 24th min for rapid lane changing - which most of the time will be considered dangerous - she's not marking him as she should be. For this one he admitted he failed that roundabout at min 24, she tells him he failed a long time ago, then she confirmed that his sudden lane changes in that 24min roundabout would be ''serious faults'' aka fails.
Fifth - 26th min - following distance, he's too close to the truck - they can fail him for this too.
Sixth - at 36th min - before the zebra - they totally can fail him for ''planning'' if they wanted to.
Too lenient on the marking, if this was a real test he'd have had over 6 serious mistakes = a total fail.
1) that was traffic light controlled
2) it was residential and just cause its 30 doesnt mean you have to drive 30
3) it did say near side but it didnt affect anybody what he did
4) fair enough that should have been serious if it was a learner but i imagine she trusted that he was aware because hes an instructor
5) he was miles away from that truck, please
6) nobody would be failed for planning in that situation, the pedestrian turned at the last second and what he did wasnt dangerous
31:41 Correct should have been i right lane no blind spot to miss!
I use to hate SAT NAV but now I love them and hate following signs
Haha sat nav driving can be a little distracting at first, but it’s actually a lot easier. :)
watch accompanied by all time best vince carter highlights
Tahrikler videolarınız çok güzel özellikle kamera kayıt sisteminiz çok iyi, bende direksiyon eğitmeniyim aynı kamera kayıt sisteminiz den bende sahip olmak isterdim teşekkür ederim kolay gelsin
Man drank 5 cups of coffee before this test.
full of energy!
need to collab like this with Ashley neal :D
Driving with your foot on the clutch is pretty weird for a driving instructor