Can we just stop and appreciate the work that this man puts into finding just the right footage that exemplifies exactly what he meant to show us? I've been having a driver's license for 14 years now and still learning all sorts of new things from you sir, hat tip from the other side of the planet 🎩
I recently cleared the test😊 Your videos helped me a lot, Thank you so much😊 The keen explanation of each n every aspect in driving was really appreciable 💯 Great job I surely recommend your channel to the people who loves clear and constructive way learning 👍 Thanks
Almost got side swiped by a T-Rex 🦖 the other day… always good to be aware😅… great content bro. I got my license here in Montreal in November 2021. I used all of your tips. First try and got my license. I always come back to look at your vids and have been sharing your channel with friends and family. Thanks you very much!!
I had a driving exam this month and it was my first try but i unfortunately failed out of nervousness. I had my second try yesterday and passed after watching this video and other ones about vision, parking, and nervousness before the exam. You sir, are a lifesaver. Thank you so much for your efforts. Seriously.
I failed my driving exam three times now am waiting the fourth one but i don't give up your videos and the way you explain i apriciate may God bless you because yuo are helping millions of people
Make sure to slow down when there is a bus that's at a bus stop and there is a crossing in front of it, It's very likely that pedestrians can cross infront of it and you can't see them due to the bus.
There are different perspectives when driving, walking or anything. Always take your own judgement as foremost and always always check the signs. Better late than sorry
Excellent Video. Thank you for your hard work and thank you for not having distracting music while you are talking. I recommend your videos to all my friends with beginner drivers.
Wow. I consider myself a pretty safe driver but I having watched this videos, I've become a better driver and an even safer driver. I highly recommended these videos for beginners and even experienced drivers. Because you'll be surprised how some people have got their license despite driving for years.
😂. Fear not, act wrong you did not. You should always follow the signs of whoever asks you to like my videos. You don't even have to check your surroundings before.
I’m absolutely appreciative of all these videos that helped me to pass my road test. Especially the parallel parking video. I did it with ease and so much confidence. Thank you 😊
I'm not a traffic design expert or anything but the traffic lights being on the other side of the street seems to create more visibility problems than there really has to be. Is this a US/Canada thing only or is it common throughout the world? Where I live all traffic lights at intersections are on the same side of the road as you so them being on the opposite side is very counter-intuitive to me
i guess one advantage of traffic lights being on the far side is that you don't have to crane your neck to see the light when you stop too close to the stop line. but when there's a big vehicle in front of you the visibility is superior with lights on the near side
I don't know if it's specific to North America, bud I've given some lessons to immigrants that were confused by that. The first few times they drove here, they would have stopped in the middle of the intersection had I not braked them. The example that you give about being too close to the light to see it properly is a good one. The ideal would be to have them at both places, but that would double the city's budget for traffic lights.
I have been watching your videos since 2018 when I came to Canada and started to learn driving. I already passed G2 and G as well, but still I come back to your channel to see your videos again and again. I am still learning from your creative videos and minor observation that I never notice. You are doing a great job, please keep it up. Thank you.
The dinosaur though 😂😍 today will be my second driving lesson and I’m getting nervous this stuff in the videos make me laugh through the nervousness 🙏🏻 thank you instructor 😇
I cannot thank you enough for your efforts! I just passed my road test today. After failing two times, I look up some videos on youtube and your channel came up. I watched every single video in English here and I learned from you more than the 5 instructors I had. I can tell how much effort you put into those videos, they are the best way to learn how to drive. The animation you have in your videos is amazing and to the point. Your video reduced the time I have to be on the road to came across multiple situations. I really wish that there are more instructors like you around the world. Simply you are the best! In all seriousness, you should coach other instructors on how to teach their students. Your videos on vision are the greatest. Please keep the amazing work up! I will be watching every video you upload here! Thanks again! I wish you all the best :)
Not making any mistakes rarely happens at the exam. You just need to make sure that you don't make any critical mistakes. And not being nervous before a driving exam is something I've never seen from any student. I had a student once tell me right before his exam that he was more nervous in the waiting room than he was at the hospital when his wife gave birth to his first kid. So if you feel ready, and if you have a teacher, partner, friend that tells you you're ready, go. Watch this video where I talk about that: ruclips.net/video/AxY0PJCbZz4/видео.html And this one too: ruclips.net/video/gkDnfbJQWAM/видео.html
Could you please do a video about roundabouts, how to proceed (gear, speed) when there are lot of vehicles, less space? I am still not good at how to reduce speed when you just coming out a high speed zone and approaching a roundabout. . My trainer yells at me and I am more nervous then.
I got into an accident yesterday, and I have a question that I am very embarrassed to ask: is there a way to know sure if I will doze off, as opposed to knowing that I am just feeling sleepy? I dozed off while driving, and swerved into the other side of the road and then crashed. :(
As soon as you feel sleepy, there's a big risk that you'll doze off. And most of the time you won't see it coming. We always think that we'll fend off the sleep. That tends to happen especially when you're stopped (at a red light for example) but really it can happen anywhere. As soon as you feel sleepy, stop driving. If you feel sleepy BEFORE driving, don't. It's as dangerous as driving drunk or texting.
Oh my God the other day I was out of an intersection. I wanted to turn left. He was giving me the clear to go. But I pointed to him that a car was coming.
Hey Carlos! There's one kind of video that I would love for you to do, which is the recommended verification order in the most common scenarios. I know you have pieces of it scattered across the video, but one that just goes over the recommended order would be nice.
@@ConduiteFacile Hey Carlos, just like any different type of turn or lane change. For lane changes, I've seen other videos where they recommend blind spot checking twice and I'm curious what you think of that. I'm also still confused if rear mirror -> side mirror -> blind spot is supposed to be my routine for some of the turns/changes or all of them. So, overall just confused on when and in which order to do verifications. By order I mean, do I check rear mirror first before blind spot check, what is the actual recommended sequence for various scenarios. THANK YOU!
Is it normal to cross/turn a solid yellow line when entering or exiting some locations (like hospital's, stores, etc) as per google maps lots of directions mention to 'turn' while crossing it?
Here in Quebec, it's legal to go from public to private, but not the other way around. So for example, if you want to go into a gas station from the street, you can cross the solid line. But when you exit the gas station, you can't cross the solid line to go into the street.
@@ConduiteFacile thanks so much for replying I understood you well .. but then. Why does google map in the diections give way meaning even when exiting the gas station the map is showing that I could cross the yellow line, eben from private to public are the maps incorrect?
I love those people. However,it is my own instinctive thought to judge myself whether I go or not. I passed the driving test...at last! I escaped the blasphemy! Jesus Christ.
I nearly ran over an old lady who got a sign from a driver and was rushing to cross. I didn’t see her early enough and she was rushing, almost running … if it was not in an intersection, I definitely would have ran her over People should just follow the road rules, they are there for a reason Thanks again for another great job 👏
Oh and I also was trying to parrelel park. I CLEARLY singaled to my right and he was still riding my back bumper so I had to move out and find another spot. Like I always give people room when they are parrelel parking.
@@ConduiteFacile are you saying that unless you’re on a road test you’re not really required to stop a distance away while they’re cranking their wheel left while parallel parking?
How do you back out straight of a parking space if the wheels ARE NOT already straight because the person who parked the same car you are using, parked it with crooked wheels? The 'How to Reverse' video did not answer this question for me. This is important because the car I am always using to practice is shared with this person who usually leaves the car parked with non-straight wheels.
Can we just stop and appreciate the work that this man puts into finding just the right footage that exemplifies exactly what he meant to show us? I've been having a driver's license for 14 years now and still learning all sorts of new things from you sir, hat tip from the other side of the planet 🎩
Yup. I spent a HUGE amount of time searching through my archived footage for this one. Thanks for recognizing that.
@@ConduiteFacile Thanks for sharing. I have wondered that not just the footage but graphics are very apt as well.
This is something I appreciate as well. It is very useful for experienced drivers as well.
I recently cleared the test😊
Your videos helped me a lot, Thank you so much😊
The keen explanation of each n every aspect in driving was really appreciable 💯
Great job
I surely recommend your channel to the people who loves clear and constructive way learning 👍
Thanks
Oh I thought he goes out and get fottage himself
Almost got side swiped by a T-Rex 🦖 the other day… always good to be aware😅… great content bro. I got my license here in Montreal in November 2021. I used all of your tips. First try and got my license. I always come back to look at your vids and have been sharing your channel with friends and family. Thanks you very much!!
Thanks for that man. Congrats for the exam, and watch out for those T Rexes. They don't mess around.
I had a driving exam this month and it was my first try but i unfortunately failed out of nervousness. I had my second try yesterday and passed after watching this video and other ones about vision, parking, and nervousness before the exam. You sir, are a lifesaver. Thank you so much for your efforts. Seriously.
Glad I could help, and congrats!
nervousness? which video?
I failed my driving exam three times now am waiting the fourth one but i don't give up your videos and the way you explain i apriciate may God bless you because yuo are helping millions of people
Make sure to slow down when there is a bus that's at a bus stop and there is a crossing in front of it, It's very likely that pedestrians can cross infront of it and you can't see them due to the bus.
Very true.
Aliens and dinosaurs make me pay more attention on the road lol😂.
Love you videos man. Keep it up.
😁
There are different perspectives when driving, walking or anything. Always take your own judgement as foremost and always always check the signs. Better late than sorry
Always Appreciated your efforts and i also recomended this channel to my frnds many times and they got benefit too .LOVE YOU MAN❤️✅
Thanks. Stay tuned.
Excellent Video. Thank you for your hard work and thank you for not having distracting music while you are talking. I recommend your videos to all my friends with beginner drivers.
Thanks. Stay tuned.
Wow. I consider myself a pretty safe driver but I having watched this videos, I've become a better driver and an even safer driver. I highly recommended these videos for beginners and even experienced drivers. Because you'll be surprised how some people have got their license despite driving for years.
I followed the hand signs of the guy at the end without checking my surroundings and liked the video. I acted wrong there but no regrets
😂. Fear not, act wrong you did not. You should always follow the signs of whoever asks you to like my videos. You don't even have to check your surroundings before.
Sir can you make a video on that things which should be avoided during driving which damages the car interiorly(engine ) etc
Yes. That's a good idea. Noted.
The effort on this edits. The commentary. The footage. Great vids man
I’m absolutely appreciative of all these videos that helped me to pass my road test. Especially the parallel parking video. I did it with ease and so much confidence. Thank you 😊
Great to hear! Congrats!
I'm not a traffic design expert or anything but the traffic lights being on the other side of the street seems to create more visibility problems than there really has to be. Is this a US/Canada thing only or is it common throughout the world? Where I live all traffic lights at intersections are on the same side of the road as you so them being on the opposite side is very counter-intuitive to me
i guess one advantage of traffic lights being on the far side is that you don't have to crane your neck to see the light when you stop too close to the stop line. but when there's a big vehicle in front of you the visibility is superior with lights on the near side
I don't know if it's specific to North America, bud I've given some lessons to immigrants that were confused by that. The first few times they drove here, they would have stopped in the middle of the intersection had I not braked them. The example that you give about being too close to the light to see it properly is a good one. The ideal would be to have them at both places, but that would double the city's budget for traffic lights.
@@ConduiteFacile I can see why they'd be confused, the first time I found your videos I was so disoriented by the whole concept
A ufo and a t rex? 🤣
You have to be careful about those when crossing the street. Happens to me all the time.
@@ConduiteFacile haha you're the best!
I have been watching your videos since 2018 when I came to Canada and started to learn driving. I already passed G2 and G as well, but still I come back to your channel to see your videos again and again. I am still learning from your creative videos and minor observation that I never notice. You are doing a great job, please keep it up. Thank you.
Always something to learn, even if you've been driving for decades. Stay tuned!
4:00 Thanks for this advice about large vehicles turning and leaving enough room for the car to back up. I never thought of that.
Thank you for your videos. I passed my road test yesterday.😍
Great job! Congrats!
The dinosaur though 😂😍 today will be my second driving lesson and I’m getting nervous this stuff in the videos make me laugh through the nervousness 🙏🏻 thank you instructor 😇
A laugh is always good. Don't be nervous. It'll all become second nature eventually.
Thank you so much your videos are so helpful and clear, hopefully I’ll get some control over the nervousness 🙏🏻
I cannot thank you enough for your efforts! I just passed my road test today. After failing two times, I look up some videos on youtube and your channel came up. I watched every single video in English here and I learned from you more than the 5 instructors I had.
I can tell how much effort you put into those videos, they are the best way to learn how to drive. The animation you have in your videos is amazing and to the point. Your video reduced the time I have to be on the road to came across multiple situations. I really wish that there are more instructors like you around the world. Simply you are the best! In all seriousness, you should coach other instructors on how to teach their students. Your videos on vision are the greatest. Please keep the amazing work up! I will be watching every video you upload here!
Thanks again! I wish you all the best :)
Well THAT'S a nice comment. Thanks and stay tuned. And congrats! All the best to you too.
God Bless You Bro
I Really Learnning In Each Of Your Video I Am Waiting To The Next Video! Keep Up!
Isn't that one at 6:10 a straight line which you shouldn't really cross?
Why?
@@ConduiteFacile Because that's what straight lines are for?...
The truck was gonna be stopped there for a long time because those people were doing a job. No choice but to cross the line if you want to go past.
You give such amazing tips thank u
I want to thank you for your great videos, it helped me a lot for my road test. Passed today! Thank you!
Congrats!
I always creep at red lights unless I have a lot of cars behind me or when I am doing my driving exam.
Thanks for all you do!
just wondering at what point should I take my exam? When im not making any mistakes? When everything is second nature? When Im not nervous?
Not making any mistakes rarely happens at the exam. You just need to make sure that you don't make any critical mistakes. And not being nervous before a driving exam is something I've never seen from any student. I had a student once tell me right before his exam that he was more nervous in the waiting room than he was at the hospital when his wife gave birth to his first kid. So if you feel ready, and if you have a teacher, partner, friend that tells you you're ready, go. Watch this video where I talk about that: ruclips.net/video/AxY0PJCbZz4/видео.html
And this one too: ruclips.net/video/gkDnfbJQWAM/видео.html
Thank you very much for all this warning.
Appreciate the content CF 👍🏾
your videos are really helpful, thanks.
Thanks a lot 🙏
Could you please do a video about roundabouts, how to proceed (gear, speed) when there are lot of vehicles, less space? I am still not good at how to reduce speed when you just coming out a high speed zone and approaching a roundabout. . My trainer yells at me and I am more nervous then.
I have this one: ruclips.net/video/ks3wMB2-uNY/видео.html
I'm planning on doing another one this spring/summer.
@@ConduiteFacile thanks a lot. I think my in comment, last few words were autocorrected.
Hello mister I suggest you make more videos about defensive driving please
Merci pour votre travail de grande qualité
Yes, they're coming. De rien.
Thank you so much Montreal kid
I got into an accident yesterday, and I have a question that I am very embarrassed to ask: is there a way to know sure if I will doze off, as opposed to knowing that I am just feeling sleepy? I dozed off while driving, and swerved into the other side of the road and then crashed. :(
As soon as you feel sleepy, there's a big risk that you'll doze off. And most of the time you won't see it coming. We always think that we'll fend off the sleep. That tends to happen especially when you're stopped (at a red light for example) but really it can happen anywhere. As soon as you feel sleepy, stop driving. If you feel sleepy BEFORE driving, don't. It's as dangerous as driving drunk or texting.
@@ConduiteFacile okay. Thanks.
Oh my God the other day I was out of an intersection. I wanted to turn left. He was giving me the clear to go. But I pointed to him that a car was coming.
You are an Angel
Hey Carlos! There's one kind of video that I would love for you to do, which is the recommended verification order in the most common scenarios. I know you have pieces of it scattered across the video, but one that just goes over the recommended order would be nice.
Are you also still not open to taking new students? Would love just an hour to ask you all these questions I have in my head.
Which recommended order do you mean?
@@ConduiteFacile Hey Carlos, just like any different type of turn or lane change. For lane changes, I've seen other videos where they recommend blind spot checking twice and I'm curious what you think of that.
I'm also still confused if rear mirror -> side mirror -> blind spot is supposed to be my routine for some of the turns/changes or all of them.
So, overall just confused on when and in which order to do verifications. By order I mean, do I check rear mirror first before blind spot check, what is the actual recommended sequence for various scenarios.
THANK YOU!
I'd love to watch you filming a video with the new Yaris Cross!!! Greetings from Greece!!
We don't have them here (yet, if we'll ever have them). Nice car though.
l am so happy to see your video!
at 0:30 the arrow is green but there is no red light, so it means you can turn right. Am I wrong?
jajajaja te mamaste con el OVNI y el dinosaurio
Thank you
Great helpful.
Hi 👋🏻 could you Also this video in Spanish too ... thanks so much again
ruclips.net/video/2s1EFdI0bwI/видео.html
Are you based out of Montreal?
Is it normal to cross/turn a solid yellow line when entering or exiting some locations (like hospital's, stores, etc) as per google maps lots of directions mention to 'turn' while crossing it?
Here in Quebec, it's legal to go from public to private, but not the other way around. So for example, if you want to go into a gas station from the street, you can cross the solid line. But when you exit the gas station, you can't cross the solid line to go into the street.
@@ConduiteFacile thanks so much for replying I understood you well .. but then. Why does google map in the diections give way meaning even when exiting the gas station the map is showing that I could cross the yellow line, eben from private to public are the maps incorrect?
I'm going to apply for the exam in california, will these videos be of a lot of help still?
Sure. This one is pretty much universal. Besides, these videos are filmed in Canada, where driving laws are very similar to US laws.
@@ConduiteFacile alright thank you for the response, keep up the great videos!
I love those people.
However,it is my own instinctive thought to judge myself whether I go or not.
I passed the driving test...at last!
I escaped the blasphemy!
Jesus Christ.
good call mes va til y avoir cet video en francais svp.g mon exam semaine prochaine pi jcomprend pas bien langlais
ruclips.net/video/lU3MA7-vQfc/видео.html
RUclips needs to implement a button to like a 100 times.. Thank you very much for the time and effort it took to make this awesome video...
I nearly ran over an old lady who got a sign from a driver and was rushing to cross. I didn’t see her early enough and she was rushing, almost running … if it was not in an intersection, I definitely would have ran her over
People should just follow the road rules, they are there for a reason
Thanks again for another great job 👏
I just passed my exam in Montreal yesterday. Thank you so much for your videos. Keep doing what you do 👍
Congrats!
Oh and I also was trying to parrelel park. I CLEARLY singaled to my right and he was still riding my back bumper so I had to move out and find another spot. Like I always give people room when they are parrelel parking.
I passed my test today so now I just watch these videos to learn more on how I can be a good driver
Stay tuned. A lot more to learn.
THANKS SO SO MUCH I WATCHER YOUR VIDEOS FOR 2 DAYS AND PRACTICE AND TODAY I passed on first try. Thanks
Yes! Congrats!
confused with 4:57
What confuses you?
@@ConduiteFacile are you saying that unless you’re on a road test you’re not really required to stop a distance away while they’re cranking their wheel left while parallel parking?
Love the alien ship and the dinosaur 😁
They're my good friends. They accepted to feature in this video.
Thanks. Best to watch out by yourself always
How do you back out straight of a parking space if the wheels ARE NOT already straight because the person who parked the same car you are using, parked it with crooked wheels? The 'How to Reverse' video did not answer this question for me. This is important because the car I am always using to practice is shared with this person who usually leaves the car parked with non-straight wheels.
Watch this one. It's one of the tips in there (I don't remember now which one): ruclips.net/video/7ClH977D0Yg/видео.html
@@ConduiteFacile Thank you!