🥳🥳 i am back again with good news.I took my driving test today .And i PASSED it with only 1 minor fault. I'm so happy. Thank you so much sir your videos have really helped me a lot .Keep up the good work 👏 🙏
Your videos really break the technique down well and make it easier to understand. I did have a driving instructor but he didn't explain it in this way so this was something that I struggled with and ultimately failed the driving test multiple times. The videos on this channel give me more confidence and now I look forward to attempting to learn to drive again.
Thanks for video. I knew the tip with mirrors and line under....its really helpful, I recommend this. I passed my exam 3y ago but I still watch your videos 😀
I am so nervous 😓 about my upcoming driving test within 5 days, and I have failed 2 times now. I'm watching these videos to help me remember my maneuvers .Hopefully they will help me out
Your videos really helped me, I passed first time today with only 5 minors. I was so nervous and touched the kerb on a parallel park. I also tried to go into 1st gear to make a tight turn, only to accidentally leave it in neutral. I kept trying to move off and a queue started to form behind me. Thankfully I figured it out and got out of the way. I also went a bit too far out when passing a parked vehicle and inadvertently created a meeting point, which the instructor said left the examiner scratching his head. My instructor was as surprised as I was that I passed! The examiner must have seen that I was driving decently for the rest of the test. However, I feel that extra lessons are a definite must for me.
My test centre doesn’t have a car park so I was never taught the reverse bay park and had to effectively teach myself once I’d passed. This video would have been so useful!!
Thank you so much for yours video's , very help me , plus a lot driving lessons. I remember what you said: hard work, a lot road experiences and patient, brilliant instructor, tips how pass practical test. I done today :D thank you again. Looks like not just young people ( I am 54) can do this.
Thanks for the video! 💖 It helped me to today to pass my driving test with only one minor. I had to reverse in the bay for the test. I'm so happy!😊 3 years of hard work paid off!😊
This is really helpful, because of the pandemic I can't have lesson right now so my dad has been taking me driving but he's not very good at explaining references points and things 😂 Thanks
I failed within 5 mins of starting my test because I was too nervous and forgot how to straighten my wheel doing this manouevre. Thank you for this video hopefully with a lot of practice I'll pass the next one.
@@worlddriving Hi I'm glad to say I passed in December 2019. I've been been driving for 3 weeks now and love it. Becoming more confident everyday. During my 6 month break, your videos helped to refresh my memory as well as entertain me during lockdown. Thank you xx
Struggling with this and test tomorrow!!!! How on earth does an inexperience learner get their car into exactly the same starting position, exactly the same distance away from the bays every time. It's impossible and means every time you do it your reference point is slightly out.
Failed today because I just couldn't stop my left leg from shaking so kept stalling ! Absolutely gutted as id have passed with 2 minors otherwise. Any tips for controlling nerves for next time ? Also just to note, id never had the problem in any lesson until the final exam.
I've been told by my driving instructor that if you reverse more than half way into the bay before re-adjusting you may get marked down with a serious fault, is this true? Our practice is to start reversing in, if I notice the lines in the mirrors aren't correct, only reverse half way in, re-adjust by going forward and reversing again, instead of going fully in incorrectly.
Hi there. I have my test on Friday and I'm still worried about this maneuvere as my reference point seems to change from one lesson to the next. One day it will work and I go into the lines perfectly, and the next I won't even though I seem to be doing the exact same thing and I'm worried that I'm going to mess up this maneuvere on my test because of this. I've just realised this could be due to positioning as you said at 1:18, so where do you think I should position to help keep my reference point the same when I'm reverse bay parking to the left? Closer to the left, in the middle or on the right? Thank you!
Hi! Try staying in the middle every time. Don't lean forward when you look at any reference points otherwise they will always be different. Don't forget if it all goes wrong just pull forward out of the bay and correct it back in (keep observing for others). You could also try moving one of your side mirrors down so that you can see if you're going into the bay (don't stare at it). Good luck 👍
Hi just want to ask on correcting the reverse bay. How far do I need to drive to correct it if there's cars beside? Do I have to drive past the car before steering to either side to correct it. THANKS.
Good vid but you can't gauge if you're straight by looking at a wall/kerb ahead of you in all cases. I was taught the same but often I've found I'm lined up with what's ahead (at 90 degrees to it anyway) but checking my side mirrors reveals I'm not straight in the bay. I think this because not all carparks are perfect rectangles with what's ahead of you perfectly parallel to what's behind.
I failed today (reverse bay parking)for observation eventhough the car was inside the box 😔 I reverse into the left and examiner said you didn't look the right side mirror. Any tips for me? Thank you
This way of learning never did it for me, following this specific method never works for me because some bays are different and you're not going to get the exact reference point everytime for that bay size and just because of human error so I found it much better to just be judging distance and speed of steering and just using my own gut feel of how to get into the bay.
Hi! You're totally right. Using your judgement is the best way to do all the different reverse exercises. Some people prefer reference points to get them started but move onto improving and relying on their judgement instead as they build up experience 🙂
@@worlddriving Yea that's fair, I suppose you do need to get the basics of it before you can really start judging things on your own, I just wish my instructor said "look, its ok to not use this exact method and to try and judge things by yourself". Your mock test videos helped me so much and I passed my test last week, thank you so much, really.
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To be honest, my first driving teacher used to teach me to park this way ... And it's really bad way of learning. Get a different car and You will have problem. :/
Hi! Using your own judgement is the best way to do all the reversing exercises but some new drivers like to start with reference points. But over time they improve their judgement of steering and positioning and rely less on exact points. Experience counts for a lot but also having the chance to practice and find out what works best for you 🙂
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I've started watching your videos when I was preparing for my driving test. Now I watch because I like the therapeutic quality of your voice.
True 😀😀😀
Same. It was Feb 2017 when I was about to appear for test. Prior to test and taking physical lessons, it had boosted my confidence!
🥳🥳 i am back again with good news.I took my driving test today .And i PASSED it with only 1 minor fault. I'm so happy. Thank you so much sir your videos have really helped me a lot .Keep up the good work 👏 🙏
Finally passed the driving test at the 3rd attempt, with no one single fault at all I got highest score! Thanks for your videos, they really help!
Congratulations on passing your driving test. No faults is superb. Keep up the safe driving and thanks for watching 🙂
Congrats 🎉
Your videos really break the technique down well and make it easier to understand. I did have a driving instructor but he didn't explain it in this way so this was something that I struggled with and ultimately failed the driving test multiple times. The videos on this channel give me more confidence and now I look forward to attempting to learn to drive again.
Thanks for your nice comment. All the best with your next test :)
Because of you I passed my test with ease! (Feb 2017). Came across your channel again! More n more people should watch your lessons
Thanks for your nice comment 👍
Thanks for video. I knew the tip with mirrors and line under....its really helpful, I recommend this. I passed my exam 3y ago but I still watch your videos 😀
I am so nervous 😓 about my upcoming driving test within 5 days, and I have failed 2 times now. I'm watching these videos to help me remember my maneuvers .Hopefully they will help me out
All the best!
Your videos really helped me, I passed first time today with only 5 minors. I was so nervous and touched the kerb on a parallel park. I also tried to go into 1st gear to make a tight turn, only to accidentally leave it in neutral. I kept trying to move off and a queue started to form behind me. Thankfully I figured it out and got out of the way. I also went a bit too far out when passing a parked vehicle and inadvertently created a meeting point, which the instructor said left the examiner scratching his head. My instructor was as surprised as I was that I passed! The examiner must have seen that I was driving decently for the rest of the test. However, I feel that extra lessons are a definite must for me.
Hi! Congratulations on passing your driving test. Brilliant result. Keep up the safe driving :)
Thanks Chris for your hardworking, although I failed but your information help me out.
I will keep trying until I pass
Hi! No problem. Yes, keep going!
My test centre doesn’t have a car park so I was never taught the reverse bay park and had to effectively teach myself once I’d passed. This video would have been so useful!!
congratulations, Lauren. You'll ace the bay-parking. I know you will.
My test center has rear bay parking and parallel parking exercise. I failed rear bay parking when right wheel hit the curb.
Thank you so much for yours video's , very help me , plus a lot driving lessons. I remember what you said: hard work, a lot road experiences and patient, brilliant instructor, tips how pass practical test. I done today :D thank you again. Looks like not just young people ( I am 54) can do this.
Thanks for the video! 💖 It helped me to today to pass my driving test with only one minor. I had to reverse in the bay for the test. I'm so happy!😊 3 years of hard work paid off!😊
Hi! Congratulations on passing your driving test. One fault is brilliant. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it :)
@@worlddriving Thanks!✨👌🏻 😊
Hi Chris, today I have passed my exam with first time, thanks a lot for your videos, very helpful to me
Hi! Brilliant news, congratulations. Thanks for watching the videos :)
I love your tutorials... it's more elaborate and easily understood.
Hi! Appreciate you watching 🙂
This is really helpful, because of the pandemic I can't have lesson right now so my dad has been taking me driving but he's not very good at explaining references points and things 😂
Thanks
Pleased it helped. Have a look at our other videos too as they might help.
Hopefully things will be back to "normal" soon :)
Thank-you so much for your clips, they have really, really helped me......and I passed my test yesterday, first try !!! 😊😊
Congratulations on passing your driving first time! Really pleased the videos helped. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it 👍
I failed within 5 mins of starting my test because I was too nervous and forgot how to straighten my wheel doing this manouevre. Thank you for this video hopefully with a lot of practice I'll pass the next one.
Hi! Good luck with your next test 🙂
@@worlddriving Hi I'm glad to say I passed in December 2019. I've been been driving for 3 weeks now and love it. Becoming more confident everyday. During my 6 month break, your videos helped to refresh my memory as well as entertain me during lockdown. Thank you xx
@@MA-ox5jl Congrats on passing! :)
@@veggiesaurus5834 Thank you so much! 😁👋🏽
I'm still quite good with 45 digree method. But I am getting used to 90 digree too. This is good help Chris.
I passed my test today with 5 minors and my manoeuvre was forward bay parking
Hi! Congratulations on passing your driving test. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it 🙂
Thank you
I’m finding these videos very helpful
Very pleased 🙂
Thanks for another brill video. I needed this!
Hi! Thanks for watching :)
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perfect explanation
Struggling with this and test tomorrow!!!!
How on earth does an inexperience learner get their car into exactly the same starting position, exactly the same distance away from the bays every time. It's impossible and means every time you do it your reference point is slightly out.
Failed today because I just couldn't stop my left leg from shaking so kept stalling ! Absolutely gutted as id have passed with 2 minors otherwise. Any tips for controlling nerves for next time ? Also just to note, id never had the problem in any lesson until the final exam.
Jake Bird watch his videos about clutch control... helped me im sure it will help you!
Reverse bay parking is one of the easiest and best parking methods. I suck at parallel parking 😮💨
I've been told by my driving instructor that if you reverse more than half way into the bay before re-adjusting you may get marked down with a serious fault, is this true?
Our practice is to start reversing in, if I notice the lines in the mirrors aren't correct, only reverse half way in, re-adjust by going forward and reversing again, instead of going fully in incorrectly.
Hi there. I have my test on Friday and I'm still worried about this maneuvere as my reference point seems to change from one lesson to the next. One day it will work and I go into the lines perfectly, and the next I won't even though I seem to be doing the exact same thing and I'm worried that I'm going to mess up this maneuvere on my test because of this. I've just realised this could be due to positioning as you said at 1:18, so where do you think I should position to help keep my reference point the same when I'm reverse bay parking to the left? Closer to the left, in the middle or on the right? Thank you!
Hi! Try staying in the middle every time. Don't lean forward when you look at any reference points otherwise they will always be different.
Don't forget if it all goes wrong just pull forward out of the bay and correct it back in (keep observing for others).
You could also try moving one of your side mirrors down so that you can see if you're going into the bay (don't stare at it).
Good luck 👍
@@worlddriving thank you so much! and thank you for your videos. Really helpful!
Really helpful 👌 👏 👍
Pleased it helped 🙂
Hi just want to ask on correcting the reverse bay. How far do I need to drive to correct it if there's cars beside? Do I have to drive past the car before steering to either side to correct it. THANKS.
Good vid but you can't gauge if you're straight by looking at a wall/kerb ahead of you in all cases. I was taught the same but often I've found I'm lined up with what's ahead (at 90 degrees to it anyway) but checking my side mirrors reveals I'm not straight in the bay. I think this because not all carparks are perfect rectangles with what's ahead of you perfectly parallel to what's behind.
Thanks
I didn’t know bear grills did driving lessons
Hi Chriss I had test last weak I’m not doing rewerse parking after examiner sad u fail I’m looking your video everyday any tips plz & one way road plz
Many Thanks
No worries!
Prefer the 45° method much easier and stops selfish drivers from stealing your designated bay.
I actually love reverse parking.
I passed 6 month ago please help me how to reverse park my instructor didntvteach me reverse into bay
Literally never parked this way since I passed but I will always reverse park.
My driving instructor is horrible! and I get so nervous when doing manoeuvres and driving :( My test is on Monday, I hope I pass
Hi! Good luck with your driving test :)
did you pass
I have to lean forward for the ref point but I Remmeber how much I lean so i park well😁😆
thanks Bear Grylls!
I failed today (reverse bay parking)for observation eventhough the car was inside the box 😔
I reverse into the left and examiner said you didn't look the right side mirror.
Any tips for me?
Thank you
Kindly bonnet judgement please
How much do I steer to left and right to correct my bay park
Hi Chris... the distance way from the pavement ... how many meter
I wish failing manoeuvres was only a driving fault
I just can’t seem to hack parking in bays! I don’t know what’s wrong with me😭
Hi! Keep up the practice, you'll get it 🙂
World Driving thank you! I really do hope so!
This way of learning never did it for me, following this specific method never works for me because some bays are different and you're not going to get the exact reference point everytime for that bay size and just because of human error so I found it much better to just be judging distance and speed of steering and just using my own gut feel of how to get into the bay.
Hi! You're totally right. Using your judgement is the best way to do all the different reverse exercises. Some people prefer reference points to get them started but move onto improving and relying on their judgement instead as they build up experience 🙂
@@worlddriving Yea that's fair, I suppose you do need to get the basics of it before you can really start judging things on your own, I just wish my instructor said "look, its ok to not use this exact method and to try and judge things by yourself". Your mock test videos helped me so much and I passed my test last week, thank you so much, really.
Regarding this maneuver, the examiner will ask me to choose forward or reverse bay parking , or no choice
Hi! No choice, it will be one or the other (some test centres don't do reverse bay parking).
Can you still do the 45 degree method in your driving test?
Hi! Yes you can 👍
Thank you very much I'll take this on board
I am always getting confused on reversing bay parking.
You'll get it with a bit more practice :)
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This video includes:
0:03 Introduction to reverse bay parking
0:39 Forward bay parking advantage
0:58 Reverse bay parking to the left
1:51 Point of turn for bay parking to the left
3:09 When to straighten the steering
3:38 When to stop in the bay
3:53 How to correct reverse bay parking if it goes wrong
6:46 Reverse bay parking to the right
7:16 Point of turn for bay parking to the right
8:20 When to straighten the steering
8:44 When to stop in the bay
9:07 How to correct reverse bay parking to the right
9:30 Reverse bay parking using the 45 degree method alternative
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@@worlddriving don't mention it. It's always nice for a learner to have guidance from professionals.
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To be honest, my first driving teacher used to teach me to park this way ... And it's really bad way of learning. Get a different car and You will have problem. :/
Hi! Using your own judgement is the best way to do all the reversing exercises but some new drivers like to start with reference points. But over time they improve their judgement of steering and positioning and rely less on exact points. Experience counts for a lot but also having the chance to practice and find out what works best for you 🙂
You are not explaining the reference point clearly
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