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I think some people dont understand a valid point of this video, this video is a teaching experience, to help create a baseline to build upon in your own unique driving experiences. Yes we all can buy taco, but that doesnt mean that everyone knows how to cook or prepare it properly. But what shes doing is showing you the ingredients and styles you can use to at least begin gaining the experience of what a taco could taste and cook like, so when your in the kitchen you dont go burning the food, putting others in harms way making pancakes saying that its a taco. Your driving experience will be your own unique experience, but with her guidance, if you didnt know anything, or wanted to learn more shes offering to help. Why try and condemn that kind of help? Thanks for the video, props to you, i, myself learned alot and im sure others will too.
Exactly! Jacqueline isn't only explaining the rules but also showing her unique experience and guidance so that new drivers can build intuition and ultimately learn how to drive safely. Same, Jacqueline (and other driving channels) have been super helpful. Not only have their answered my questions, but they also have instilled in me that one can drive safely and comfortably without fear and anxiety, which is one the reasons that kept away from it since I tend to overanalyze things. People complaining about it is further proof you cannot make everyone happy in this world.
this is the worst 4way stop video on youtube. it should be deleted. its not saying anything more than what the signs are saying. and we all know that you have to read the back of stop signs. to make a proper video you need to collect 100 examples and post the best 10. this is like strolling in the park, whilst trying to teach someone how to drive.
I never really understood when 3 or 4 cars get to a four-way stop at the same time-from your perspective in your car. If there are three people, the car on the farthest right goes first, then the next car on your right and then you can go. Your explanations were better/clearer than most of the other videos. I watched on this. A big thank you! I realize this will happen very rarely, but when it does, you need to be prepared.
Thanks for your teachings. I followed your videos and I got my driving licence yesterday! You really teach and demonstrate which makes it easier for students. Thanks once more !
I'm here for two reasons. The first is for me to learn new English🇬🇧 vocabulary related to driving. And I'm also improving my driving skills and since I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 traffic is a little different from here. You're the best🎉
Thank you so much! I have been studying today for my permit test and have been struggling due to the lack of examples on the practice tests I've done. But this video is just what I needed!
I enjoyed her presentation on explaining the right away in the video and the rules of driving and I learned it’s always good to wait until the car comes up before me and let them go first
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We're truly passionate about sharing this information to help everyone become safer and more confident drivers. Your appreciation means a lot, and we are here to keep sharing valuable insights from the heart. Happy driving, and stay safe out there! 🚗💙
Hi! Thanks for your videos! I’m preparing for my USA vacation. You explained at the beginning, that on green light or if there is no stop sign, one has the right of way. What shall I do in an unregulated intersection? With no sign on every end, everybody can assume they have the right of way, which would be disastrous.
Thanks for your feedback! We're glad you're finding our lessons helpful! 🙂 When it comes to unregulated intersections, the rules of right-of-way can be a bit more complicated. In these situations, it's important to use caution and be aware of other drivers around you 🚙 Typically, the driver who arrives at the intersection first has the right-of-way. However, if two or more vehicles arrive at the same time, the driver on the right has the right-of-way. 👀 It's also important to pay attention to any signs or signals in the area, such as yield signs or flashing lights. And always remember to drive defensively and be prepared to yield if necessary. Have a safe and enjoyable vacation in the USA! 🙂✌
Hi I just wanna say big thank you I watch all your video I loved the way you explained everything and make it so easy for us I passed my behind the wheels today again thank you
Congratulations on passing your behind-the-wheel test! 🎉 We're thrilled to hear that you found the videos helpful in your journey to becoming a confident driver. Keep up the safe driving habits, and enjoy the freedom of the open road. If you ever have more questions or need further guidance, don't hesitate to reach out. Happy and safe driving! 🚗
Being from Europe I've never ever seen a 4 way stop intersection. We only have a two way stop and at uncontrolled intersections we always give way to the right. It's my firm belief that roundabouts are way safer than 4 way stop intersections since they significantly reduce fatal T bone collisions. That's because the shape of the roundabout itself forces drivers to slow down, whereas it's way easier for an inconsiderate driver to blaze full speed through a stop sign and cause a potentially deadly car crash. Is there a specific reason why the US doesn't replace all 4 way stop intersections with roundabouts? Just curious
Thank you for your Question!🙂 There are several reasons why the US doesn't replace all 4-way stop intersections with roundabouts. One reason is the cost of construction and the need for additional space. Additionally, some drivers may not be familiar with roundabouts and may find them confusing or difficult to navigate. Finally, there may be local regulations or laws that prevent the widespread use of roundabouts.👀
@@Zutobi_US I see. It all comes down to cost after all. It would be way too expensive for each state to replace them. What happens at a 4 way stop if you miss your turn for one reason or don't remember the order?
Thanks for asking! If you miss your turn or forget the order at a 4-way stop, it's important to prioritize safety and yield to the other drivers. To avoid these kinds of situations, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with driving rules before hitting the road! Understanding the basics of how to navigate intersections and follow traffic laws can go a long way in keeping yourself and others safe. Thanks for watching this video and remember, you need to know driving rules before you drive! 💯🙂✌
The problem many here in the USA have with roundabouts is that so many drivers go through them as if they are a little race course. I have had my wife complain I was going too fast in a roundabout while another driver was passing me.
Hy, European here. I'm going to Denver coming May and probably will have to drive.. which i have never done before in the US and i'm very anxious about it...
Hi there! It's completely normal to feel anxious about driving in a new country, especially if it's your first time. Watching videos and familiarizing yourself with local traffic rules can be very helpful. Remember to drive cautiously and stay aware of your surroundings. Safe travels!
Good video. Did see you making a left turn entering a street where cars parked on both side of the street are facing you. It's usually a good sign that one is going the wrong way on a One Way street ?
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Go to Philadelphia or New York or basically any big city. Nobody follows basic traffic laws. Nobody merges correctly. Everyone drives how they want to drive. It amazes me how people can get and keep their licenses with how they drive on the roads today.
U like this more but the other guy is more informative a combination between the two is the best. Glad I did have a driving licence they switched my medications , sleeping pills,… it’s very unsafe -not having a driving licence saved not only my life.
The only video I found so far with demonstration of a vehicle turning right (7:55) while you are at a stop sign yeilding to oncoming (main road) traffic. My question is should u still wait for the vehicle to be more than half way on the turn or for road to be fully clear before turning? I've seen so man people merge and still have their blinkers on but don't actually turn. Last night I did the very same thing and creeped out to turn when I noticed a car slowing down on a 35mph road to turn but the person changed their mind and continued straight on the main road. There was almost a collision but we both managed to stop and it seemed I got the blame according to that persons gesture.
On 3:22 you said that if you see a pedestrian waiting to cross near a small street you would stop to let him/her cross. This is wrong, at least, in NJ. Pedestrians must obey the traffic laws and should yield to vehicles when trying to cross outside of crosswalks.
question as I’m still baffled, so I was at an intersection trying to turn left with a stop sign. The street that intersects doesn’t have a stop sign and there was a white truck approaching. Obviously I sat there and waited but the white truck stopped too. So I waited some more and there was another car that was stopped next to him. Looked like they were having a chat. So I gave it one more look and decided to turn since the white truck was at a stop. Failed my driving test bc of that. Had to bite my tongue since arguing with anyone at the dmv is pointless. But can someone explain what’s the “correct” thing to do? Just wait with my member in my hand until they finish their conversation?
Usually for stop signs you have to wait until everything is cleared (cars, pedestrians, and other hazards). However, with your case, I also found it dumb that the other drivers are distracted. I would've probably honked or even turned on my flashers to tell the driver to go.
Hi. I’m used to driving in Australia. In regards with the 4 way stop, and if there is a TIE from the car to my Right. He has the Right of way? Is that correct? Thanks!
My dad taught me to stop a bit beyond the stop sign to the point where you can see both sides of the road and its traffic. This is so that you have a safer chance at executing your maneuver because of not having to guess the amount of space between traffic. It also helps cars see you if they want to change directions.
It depends on the stop sign. * 4-way/all-way stop sign. Stop once completely and if you've the right of away, you continue. Sometimes you cannot see if there are cars in the intersection, so you'll need to creep in a little and slowly after your full stop and proceed accordingly. * Regular stop sign. You stop completely behind the white line, which is behind the pedestrian crossing. Then you creep in to the pedestrian crossing (assuming no pedestrians are crossing) and make a second full stop. You check left and right, and if you've the right of way you continue. Otherwise stay put until you've the right of away.
I have a question I’m new to learning how to drive but my thing is that how do u do all of it at the same time like streeing, properly, focus on the lights, learn the right of way, how to park perfectly. I don’t understand how can I see it follow in place if that makes sense is there a pattern when learning how to drive or u just drive.
I have the same questions lol I think there’s no definite answer but to learn everything, be aware of your surroundings and drive A LOT, that way your brain gets used to it and that’s just how you’ll learn to drive/multi task and be as safe as possible
This is a great question and as a learner, it's something I asked myself until I started my driving instructions. Answer: Practice, practice, practice. My instructor says that if you're relaxed, you'll always be aware of your surrounding. If you're driving like a robot with arms and neck tense, and always looking straight, that's when you miss the signs and whatnots. Through practice, you're building muscle memory and as you progress, you won't need to consciously think about it that much. If you know how to drive a bicycle, I'd assume you don't think about keeping yourself from falling, right? It's the same principle.
At minute 9, you are at a 2-way stop sign. Who has the right of way when both cars stop at the intersection? The first car wanted to turn left and arrived first but had to wait for traffic. The second car is going straight and is waiting too. After a minute, the traffic is clear. Who has the right of way; the car that was there first monetarily or the car going straight?
I noticed that she avoided the RUclips conspiracy that 2-way stops are treated differently than 4-way stops. They are not. Treat them the same. First to stop is first to go. This is my experience with 45 years of driving and running into this situation every day. I have never had anyone arrive at the intersection after me and then try to go before I turned left in front of them, but I have seen that happen on dash cam videos. But if somebody does enter the intersection out of turn, you still need to yield to them.
I liked several things in your video. There are some that I disagree with. One I think may have been wrong. First of all I spoke to a Police officer about right of way rules. The law does not state who "HAS" the right of way. It states who is supposed to "YIELD" the right of way to whom. You did not discuss the pedestrian right of way rules. The misconception is that the pedestrian has the right of way. You are to yield the right of way to a pedestrian in a crosswalk at an uncontrolled intersection. If the intersection is controlled by a signal light then the light dictates who should yield. A pedestrian crossing in the middle of a block ( frequently called "Jay walking which can be a ticket able offense") does not have the right of way. The Officer also stated that if you hit someone in the street even though they were not entitled to the right of way and it went to court you would most likely loose. Where you showed three cars at an intersection with four stop signs arriving simultaneously the car to far right should go first then the car on it's left then the last car. There is no law stating that only one vehicle can be in the intersection at a time. The two cars facing each other can go together. The same is true when two cars are facing each other are making right turns. I noticed that one street you pulled onto had all the parked vehicles facing you. It looks like you turned the wrong way onto a one way street or all the cars on the right were parked illegally. I liked the point where you noticed the truck turning in front of you. You used common sense and "YIELDED" the right even though you legally didn't have to. There is a lot to be said for rules of the road and defensive driving but our road systems were not designed with them in mind. If everyone followed the defensive driving rule such as at an intersection with a light you should stop so you can see roadway behind the tires of the vehicle ahead of you. If everyone did that you couldn't move enough traffic and would shortly have traffic backed up for blocks. It would be nice and safe but unrealistic.
no its not a 4-way. you can see a single stop sign on the right. (and i think there is a missing stop sign on the left due to the roadworks) in USA you sometimes have to look at the other sides of the intersectin to see if the stop sign is there to work out what type of intersection you are in. weird I know. these days they add the little "4-WAY" sign under the stop sign so you don't have to look around the intersection anymore at the other signs.
Don't know where you are, but not all states require you to come to a stop for a pedestrian waiting to cross the road not at a controlled intersection or marked cross walk. It's the pedestrian's responsibility to wait until safe to cross.
your examples are too easy. i drove 4 way stops today for the first time. and I never saw anything as easy as yours. I saw people arriving at same time, lots of different cross traffic. some people stop, some people don't. this guide was waay too basic. and yeah nobody follows the rules. just look at the lady who went past the bus with stop signs. there are rules.. and then there are real life society and agreed norm rules.
"Some people don't follow the rules so I'll do the same in order to put myself and more people in danger." Did you even take your pre-licensing course? It's all about following the rules of the road, compensating for other drivers' bad driving behavior, and driving safely.
This is by far the best driving tutorials I watched. Thank you, your way of teaching is very calm and relaxing, and of course full of great tips! I feel more comfortable to start learning how to drive. Keep it up! @Zutobi_US
Thank you so much for your kind feedback! We're thrilled to hear that our tutorials, especially on right of way and yielding rules, have been helpful and calming for you. Feeling comfortable and relaxed is a great foundation for learning how to drive. Keep up the positive attitude as you start your driving journey, and remember, we're here for any questions or tips you might need along the way. Drive safely and enjoy the experience! 🚗🛣️😊👍
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I think some people dont understand a valid point of this video, this video is a teaching experience, to help create a baseline to build upon in your own unique driving experiences.
Yes we all can buy taco, but that doesnt mean that everyone knows how to cook or prepare it properly. But what shes doing is showing you the ingredients and styles you can use to at least begin gaining the experience of what a taco could taste and cook like, so when your in the kitchen you dont go burning the food, putting others in harms way making pancakes saying that its a taco.
Your driving experience will be your own unique experience, but with her guidance, if you didnt know anything, or wanted to learn more shes offering to help.
Why try and condemn that kind of help? Thanks for the video, props to you, i, myself learned alot and im sure others will too.
Exactly! Jacqueline isn't only explaining the rules but also showing her unique experience and guidance so that new drivers can build intuition and ultimately learn how to drive safely.
Same, Jacqueline (and other driving channels) have been super helpful. Not only have their answered my questions, but they also have instilled in me that one can drive safely and comfortably without fear and anxiety, which is one the reasons that kept away from it since I tend to overanalyze things. People complaining about it is further proof you cannot make everyone happy in this world.
this is the worst 4way stop video on youtube. it should be deleted. its not saying anything more than what the signs are saying. and we all know that you have to read the back of stop signs. to make a proper video you need to collect 100 examples and post the best 10. this is like strolling in the park, whilst trying to teach someone how to drive.
I never really understood when 3 or 4 cars get to a four-way stop at the same time-from your perspective in your car. If there are three people, the car on the farthest right goes first, then the next car on your right and then you can go.
Your explanations were better/clearer than most of the other videos. I watched on this. A big thank you!
I realize this will happen very rarely, but when it does, you need to be prepared.
Jacqueline is best in teaching drivers how to drive and to be safe.🎉
Thanks for your teachings.
I followed your videos and I got my driving licence yesterday!
You really teach and demonstrate which makes it easier for students.
Thanks once more !
You're amazing for taking the time to learn and grow as a driver! We're honored to be a part of your journey🙂✌
what ever, she didn't teach nothing.
@@hamishahern2055why is there always people like you that have to ruin everything
Every cleared intersection is a success
Jacqueline, Thank you very much! I m 64 and bit by bit l collect the necessary information on driving!!!
You’re the best! Thank you for these videos. Your calm and clear driving tips helped me feel more comfortable as a new driver 🚘
Happy to help!
I'm here for two reasons. The first is for me to learn new English🇬🇧 vocabulary related to driving. And I'm also improving my driving skills and since I'm from Brazil 🇧🇷 traffic is a little different from here.
You're the best🎉
Right of way is not simple in application so seeing a video like this is quite nice. Great job breaking it down on the go!
Thank you so much! I have been studying today for my permit test and have been struggling due to the lack of examples on the practice tests I've done. But this video is just what I needed!
Thank you for these wonderful, real-life driving tips. Surely will help me as I go behind-the-wheel test tomorrow. God bless you!
I enjoyed her presentation on explaining the right away in the video and the rules of driving and I learned it’s always good to wait until the car comes up before me and let them go first
Thank you so much. Your videos were very helpful, and I passed my driving test on the first try.
Very valuable information. You can feel like you are teaching this from your heart. Thank you!
Thank you so much for your kind words! 😊 We're truly passionate about sharing this information to help everyone become safer and more confident drivers. Your appreciation means a lot, and we are here to keep sharing valuable insights from the heart. Happy driving, and stay safe out there! 🚗💙
Clear explanation, followed by demonstration.
Thank you for your time.
Learned something new about school buses. Will be taking my driving test in 2 weeks
Glad you learned something new! Best of luck on your driving test. Remember the rules you've learned, stay confident, and you'll do great!
Hi! Thanks for your videos! I’m preparing for my USA vacation. You explained at the beginning, that on green light or if there is no stop sign, one has the right of way. What shall I do in an unregulated intersection? With no sign on every end, everybody can assume they have the right of way, which would be disastrous.
Thanks for your feedback! We're glad you're finding our lessons helpful! 🙂
When it comes to unregulated intersections, the rules of right-of-way can be a bit more complicated. In these situations, it's important to use caution and be aware of other drivers around you 🚙
Typically, the driver who arrives at the intersection first has the right-of-way. However, if two or more vehicles arrive at the same time, the driver on the right has the right-of-way. 👀
It's also important to pay attention to any signs or signals in the area, such as yield signs or flashing lights. And always remember to drive defensively and be prepared to yield if necessary.
Have a safe and enjoyable vacation in the USA! 🙂✌
You are a good instructor.very gently and easy to understand. 😊 in still in fear driving in a main road.
Thank you for watching and taking the time to comment! 😌 We're glad you found our driving lessons helpful 🚙
Hi I just wanna say big thank you I watch all your video I loved the way you explained everything and make it so easy for us I passed my behind the wheels today again thank you
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this is fantastic! Thank you for helping us Jacqueline!🚗
You are so welcome!
Great Explanation. Very informative video. Thank you so much for sharing this valuable information for those who need driving skills.
Thank you for amazing lessons, but I have a question, what if you came to 4 intersection, where is no traffic light and no stop sign , how to be ?
I’m sending this to my grandson 👍
Very nice and helpful video.
Thank you very much
Glad it was helpful!
Being from Europe I've never ever seen a 4 way stop intersection. We only have a two way stop and at uncontrolled intersections we always give way to the right. It's my firm belief that roundabouts are way safer than 4 way stop intersections since they significantly reduce fatal T bone collisions. That's because the shape of the roundabout itself forces drivers to slow down, whereas it's way easier for an inconsiderate driver to blaze full speed through a stop sign and cause a potentially deadly car crash. Is there a specific reason why the US doesn't replace all 4 way stop intersections with roundabouts? Just curious
Thank you for your Question!🙂
There are several reasons why the US doesn't replace all 4-way stop intersections with roundabouts. One reason is the cost of construction and the need for additional space.
Additionally, some drivers may not be familiar with roundabouts and may find them confusing or difficult to navigate. Finally, there may be local regulations or laws that prevent the widespread use of roundabouts.👀
@@Zutobi_US I see. It all comes down to cost after all. It would be way too expensive for each state to replace them. What happens at a 4 way stop if you miss your turn for one reason or don't remember the order?
Thanks for asking! If you miss your turn or forget the order at a 4-way stop, it's important to prioritize safety and yield to the other drivers.
To avoid these kinds of situations, it's crucial to familiarize yourself with driving rules before hitting the road! Understanding the basics of how to navigate intersections and follow traffic laws can go a long way in keeping yourself and others safe. Thanks for watching this video and remember, you need to know driving rules before you drive! 💯🙂✌
The problem many here in the USA have with roundabouts is that so many drivers go through them as if they are a little race course.
I have had my wife complain I was going too fast in a roundabout while another driver was passing me.
Hy, European here.
I'm going to Denver coming May and probably will have to drive.. which i have never done before in the US and i'm very anxious about it...
Hi there! It's completely normal to feel anxious about driving in a new country, especially if it's your first time. Watching videos and familiarizing yourself with local traffic rules can be very helpful. Remember to drive cautiously and stay aware of your surroundings. Safe travels!
Good video. Did see you making a left turn entering a street where cars parked on both side of the street are facing you. It's usually a good sign that one is going the wrong way on a One Way street ?
Thank you so much! You are a great TEACHER ❤
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Wow you are the best driving teacher 💕
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amazing instructor .
We agree!
Go to Philadelphia or New York or basically any big city. Nobody follows basic traffic laws. Nobody merges correctly. Everyone drives how they want to drive. It amazes me how people can get and keep their licenses with how they drive on the roads today.
Scary… also everyone is on their phone now
thanks a lot for teaching us. you are amazing.
Very informative..useful.. thank you❤..
Really helpful, thank you very much 🙏🏻
Thank for this video.
Good one! You deserve more subscribers 🎉
Amazing info!!!
Thank you so much teacher!!
U like this more but the other guy is more informative a combination between the two is the best. Glad I did have a driving licence they switched my medications , sleeping pills,… it’s very unsafe -not having a driving licence saved not only my life.
Thanks for your feedback! 🙂 We're always looking for ways to improve our lessons and your input is greatly appreciated🙏
The only video I found so far with demonstration of a vehicle turning right (7:55) while you are at a stop sign yeilding to oncoming (main road) traffic. My question is should u still wait for the vehicle to be more than half way on the turn or for road to be fully clear before turning? I've seen so man people merge and still have their blinkers on but don't actually turn. Last night I did the very same thing and creeped out to turn when I noticed a car slowing down on a 35mph road to turn but the person changed their mind and continued straight on the main road. There was almost a collision but we both managed to stop and it seemed I got the blame according to that persons gesture.
Good and well done, thanks
On 3:22 you said that if you see a pedestrian waiting to cross near a small street you would stop to let him/her cross. This is wrong, at least, in NJ. Pedestrians must obey the traffic laws and should yield to vehicles when trying to cross outside of crosswalks.
question as I’m still baffled, so I was at an intersection trying to turn left with a stop sign. The street that intersects doesn’t have a stop sign and there was a white truck approaching. Obviously I sat there and waited but the white truck stopped too. So I waited some more and there was another car that was stopped next to him. Looked like they were having a chat. So I gave it one more look and decided to turn since the white truck was at a stop. Failed my driving test bc of that. Had to bite my tongue since arguing with anyone at the dmv is pointless. But can someone explain what’s the “correct” thing to do? Just wait with my member in my hand until they finish their conversation?
Usually for stop signs you have to wait until everything is cleared (cars, pedestrians, and other hazards). However, with your case, I also found it dumb that the other drivers are distracted. I would've probably honked or even turned on my flashers to tell the driver to go.
Hi. I’m used to driving in Australia. In regards with the 4 way stop, and if there is a TIE from the car to my Right. He has the Right of way? Is that correct? Thanks!
Thanks a lot! Best teacher and channel for drivers I`ve ever seen
Great 👍 tips 👍
Thank you! Stay safe out there!🙃
Good explanation
Driving in beautiful Berkeley, CA!
Lady your amazing thanks to u i know now what to do
Thank you!
How far out do you come while you're checking cross traffic at a single stop sign?
My dad taught me to stop a bit beyond the stop sign to the point where you can see both sides of the road and its traffic. This is so that you have a safer chance at executing your maneuver because of not having to guess the amount of space between traffic. It also helps cars see you if they want to change directions.
It depends on the stop sign.
* 4-way/all-way stop sign. Stop once completely and if you've the right of away, you continue. Sometimes you cannot see if there are cars in the intersection, so you'll need to creep in a little and slowly after your full stop and proceed accordingly.
* Regular stop sign. You stop completely behind the white line, which is behind the pedestrian crossing. Then you creep in to the pedestrian crossing (assuming no pedestrians are crossing) and make a second full stop. You check left and right, and if you've the right of way you continue. Otherwise stay put until you've the right of away.
Wow, Good video
wow you are amazing teacher!
Thank you 🎉
You’re welcome 😊
Very nice video mam
Thank you! Glad you liked it 🙂
I have a question I’m new to learning how to drive but my thing is that how do u do all of it at the same time like streeing, properly, focus on the lights, learn the right of way, how to park perfectly. I don’t understand how can I see it follow in place if that makes sense is there a pattern when learning how to drive or u just drive.
I have the same questions lol I think there’s no definite answer but to learn everything, be aware of your surroundings and drive A LOT, that way your brain gets used to it and that’s just how you’ll learn to drive/multi task and be as safe as possible
This is a great question and as a learner, it's something I asked myself until I started my driving instructions. Answer: Practice, practice, practice. My instructor says that if you're relaxed, you'll always be aware of your surrounding. If you're driving like a robot with arms and neck tense, and always looking straight, that's when you miss the signs and whatnots.
Through practice, you're building muscle memory and as you progress, you won't need to consciously think about it that much. If you know how to drive a bicycle, I'd assume you don't think about keeping yourself from falling, right? It's the same principle.
At minute 9, you are at a 2-way stop sign. Who has the right of way when both cars stop at the intersection? The first car wanted to turn left and arrived first but had to wait for traffic. The second car is going straight and is waiting too. After a minute, the traffic is clear. Who has the right of way; the car that was there first monetarily or the car going straight?
I noticed that she avoided the RUclips conspiracy that 2-way stops are treated differently than 4-way stops. They are not. Treat them the same. First to stop is first to go. This is my experience with 45 years of driving and running into this situation every day. I have never had anyone arrive at the intersection after me and then try to go before I turned left in front of them, but I have seen that happen on dash cam videos. But if somebody does enter the intersection out of turn, you still need to yield to them.
The car passing the school bus was insane.
I liked several things in your video. There are some that I disagree with. One I think may have been wrong. First of all I spoke to a Police officer about right of way rules. The law does not state who "HAS" the right of way. It states who is supposed to "YIELD" the right of way to whom. You did not discuss the pedestrian right of way rules. The misconception is that the pedestrian has the right of way. You are to yield the right of way to a pedestrian in a crosswalk at an uncontrolled intersection. If the intersection is controlled by a signal light then the light dictates who should yield. A pedestrian crossing in the middle of a block ( frequently called "Jay walking which can be a ticket able offense") does not have the right of way. The Officer also stated that if you hit someone in the street even though they were not entitled to the right of way and it went to court you would most likely loose.
Where you showed three cars at an intersection with four stop signs arriving simultaneously the car to far right should go first then the car on it's left then the last car. There is no law stating that only one vehicle can be in the intersection at a time. The two cars facing each other can go together. The same is true when two cars are facing each other are making right turns.
I noticed that one street you pulled onto had all the parked vehicles facing you. It looks like you turned the wrong way onto a one way street or all the cars on the right were parked illegally.
I liked the point where you noticed the truck turning in front of you. You used common sense and "YIELDED" the right even though you legally didn't have to.
There is a lot to be said for rules of the road and defensive driving but our road systems were not designed with them in mind. If everyone followed the defensive driving rule such as at an intersection with a light you should stop so you can see roadway behind the tires of the vehicle ahead of you. If everyone did that you couldn't move enough traffic and would shortly have traffic backed up for blocks. It would be nice and safe but unrealistic.
2:09- Can you please explain why you have the right away, isnt it a four-way intersection and whoever gets there first has the right away?
no its not a 4-way. you can see a single stop sign on the right. (and i think there is a missing stop sign on the left due to the roadworks) in USA you sometimes have to look at the other sides of the intersectin to see if the stop sign is there to work out what type of intersection you are in. weird I know. these days they add the little "4-WAY" sign under the stop sign so you don't have to look around the intersection anymore at the other signs.
"When the light turns green, we will make sure the intersection is clear."
I wish this part was repeated a few dozen times for those in the back.
Haha, absolutely! Some drivers need a gentle reminder to take it easy. 😄🚦
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Am I wrong or did the driving instructor at 6:42 turn into an one way street? The cars are opposite from the way she’s driving…
How do you drive on Around abound
Do you mean "roundabout"? They aren't as common in the USA as there are in Europe, for example.
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She is Very Calm. I am truly enjoying watching her videos. My name sake-Jacqueline😉. JKM.
Many people imposing their own right of way on each other even when they don't have the right of way 😂
thank u don’t wanna cause no accident
Don't know where you are, but not all states require you to come to a stop for a pedestrian waiting to cross the road not at a controlled intersection or marked cross walk. It's the pedestrian's responsibility to wait until safe to cross.
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your examples are too easy. i drove 4 way stops today for the first time. and I never saw anything as easy as yours. I saw people arriving at same time, lots of different cross traffic. some people stop, some people don't. this guide was waay too basic. and yeah nobody follows the rules. just look at the lady who went past the bus with stop signs. there are rules.. and then there are real life society and agreed norm rules.
You follow the rules and noone can blame you for doing it
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"Some people don't follow the rules so I'll do the same in order to put myself and more people in danger." Did you even take your pre-licensing course? It's all about following the rules of the road, compensating for other drivers' bad driving behavior, and driving safely.
Do you teach behind-the-wheel, just like in other videos? If yes, how can we contact you? And what area do you teach? Thank you for your response.
If people arrive at the same time, yield to the right. Not that hard lol.
Your vest is torn
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You drive too safe and poor judgement. You are dangerous as a wreckless driver
WTF, dude? Where does all your kind pop out from?
This is by far the best driving tutorials I watched. Thank you, your way of teaching is very calm and relaxing, and of course full of great tips! I feel more comfortable to start learning how to drive. Keep it up! @Zutobi_US
Thank you so much for your kind feedback! We're thrilled to hear that our tutorials, especially on right of way and yielding rules, have been helpful and calming for you. Feeling comfortable and relaxed is a great foundation for learning how to drive. Keep up the positive attitude as you start your driving journey, and remember, we're here for any questions or tips you might need along the way. Drive safely and enjoy the experience! 🚗🛣️😊👍