Unfortunate Driving Mishaps Involving Teens
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- Опубликовано: 15 май 2024
- These are some unfortunate driving incidents involving teens. In 2015, a terrified teen had to call 911 after her brakes stopped working. In 2018, a teenager learning to drive hit the gas instead of the brake and slammed right into their garage door. In 2022, a North Carolina teen named Marleigh got her license, and a week later, a train totaled her car. Inside Edition Digital’s Andrea Swindall has more.
“I’m sorry DAD” I felt his pain and thank God they were all okay.
Bruh tf gonna happen in a 2mph collision.
Bruh he hit a garage door at 2mph not even that bad
sorry for having to tell you this but have that Collison they all died horrific deaths. When paramedics arrived they were all mangled up and weren't even identifiable. Usually crashes happen at 1 mph, but due to this being 2mph, they all died.
@@FunFiction704 i think they meant that the boy was scared of his dad
My dad would have definitely taught me a lesson
@@randumb_teto6965 that’s not what they meant since he said “thank god they’re ALL okay”
Parent: “Did you have any trouble parking the car?”
Teen: “Nope.”
Parent: “Great. Where’d you park it?”
Teen: “In the pool.”
😂
🫣 😂 🏊🏽
You win the internet
thanks for being a good sport and saying teen and not kid. didn't want to type an essay!
Silver lining: Car got a bath.
we need more 911 dispatchers like the first one!! she was so helpful!!
READ MY NAME!!!
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Fr surprised they didn't hang up like they do all the time
@@JZSPAID ikr I cant believe that’s even legal
We need IQ test for people to get a driver's license instead of handing them out like candy.
Not to sound rude or disrespectful but the 1st driver was an idoit. If you need 911 to figure out how to stop your car, you ssd's shouldn't be driving.
I can’t believe that first girl still drives. I feel like I might be scared for life.
Well I mean if you're gonna fear something for the rest if you're life and not try it again then unfortunately hate to break it to ya you're not gonna have the best life
Calls 911 for them to tell her to put it in neutral, god, I genuinely believe that in at least half these cases the people just stole the car and had no clue how to drive it.
I'm scared that she is still driving.
@Midnight Mechanic I hope it was
@@venturoes1912 & Gradually apply pressure to the brake; Don't pump it though lmao
Can't forget that
I can appreciate how that kid who ran into the garage was lined up perfectly with it so that truck just took out the door
Thankfully he didn’t hit the actual house because they would’ve been a very expensive repair
I was gonna say out of all the ways he could done it that was the cheapest
I remember my sister did the same thing lol my mom said she heard it from the bathroom😂
He’ll pay for the garage door.
Teen: why am I in heaven
We need more 911 operators like that they could work under severe pressure and not get upset or make the situation worse.
I could have got that done in half the time
@@MDaDonLegacy You could’ve got wet done and half the time?
Bruh she literally pulled up a screen with the info. On it and read it to the teenager. Any dispatcher in the USA can pull up and read the same thing.
Then sign up!
I do think having 911 operators like that is good and I don’t want to sound like I think being a 911 operator is super easy (it might be it might not, I would have to try it myself to know), but it’s not like this 911 operator is outstanding compared to their fellow operators, it’s literally their entire job to respond to an emergency, and any other operator could have done the exact same thing.
Speaking of hitting the gas when you meant to hit the brake, I did that once or twice on my learner's permit. But there was no serious damage done. And I had no trouble, getting my license. More than anything, though, I've always been sober.
Yeah.... Something similar happened to me. I pulled up to a weird light, and it just did not want to turn green for me. My mom suggested i back up over the sensor that would trip it, so i did. But, i forgot to switch the car back into drive, not reverse. So when the light turned, i hit the gas and sped backwards. It gave me quite a scare, and im very thankful there was no one behind us to hit.
@@nathanjones4816 thats terrifying. 3 days after i got my license, 6 months living in america, 5 days before basic training, i drove 200 miles to a beach thru san francisco with crazy roads and a car with no ac in summer. Im glad i made it back home with my friend lmao
I drove through the wall of my garage
My Cuz Reversed Her Fence down.
Sober and you still hit the gas instead of the break? At least drunk people have an excuse of being intoxicated. This sounds mean but I'm just being honest. Anything outside of that is just stupidity.
The video of the teen driving into the garage door is EXACTLY why I taught my younger brother to drive with only 1 foot and not 2. He learned from a friend's brother of driving with 2 feet. And for the reason of accidentally hitting the gas instead of brakes I told him to NEVER drive like that
I drive with 3 pedals so I use both feet
The garage door video was obviously staged for Tictok.
@@cindydott452 doubt he would stage it for "tictok" in 2018, especially considering they only had 133 million users then (compared to ~755 million users now)
What kind of idiot drives an automatic with TWO feet? There is a reason no one is taught to drive an automatic that way.
@@jtomyhope575 bro RIGHT!? Very stupid 🤦🏿♂️
FYI if your gas pedal ever gets stuck you should put your car in neutral and then just stop the car like you normally would. Don't shut off the engine because that'll lock your steering wheel. Don't pull the handbrake because you'll spin out. If the car is stuck in gear then you might have to shut off the engine but make sure you're not on a curve when you do it. Edit: if you shut off the engine you'll lose power steering but the wheel won't lock unless you turn the key all the way back. It'll be harder to steer but it's doable. I still recommend putting it in neutral as a first option.
Pull your hand break and turn your wheel sharp so you can at least pull phat donuts before you die.
Cool
Pulling the handbrake doesn't spin the car, only in Hollywood films... Also, shutting off the ignition on manual cars work because the car is still in gear, also... In automatic cars just put it in neutral, done....
@@ForeverMan you might be right about the handbrake but no, you shouldn't shut off the engine. That locks the steering wheel. Whether manual or automatic it's best to put it in neutral.
@@joelcampos8795 if you turn off the engine but keep the key to the second position it won’t lock the steering wheel
When I was learning to drive, I also made the rookie mistake of pressing the gas instead of the brake when pulling into a parking spot. The car ended up wedged on the concrete barrier at the end of the parking spot and had to be towed out. Thankfully we didn't have a dash cam at the time but I learned my lesson. Reminds me of the scene of Walt Jr learning to drive with heisenberg and doing the same thing lol
I did nearly the same thing. I didn't need to get mine towed because I had a friend who just wiggled out of it (front tires past concrete barrier). Thankfully I was in the back of the lot. I was so embarrassed.
Oh god that sounds painful
How do you mistake the brake and gas pedal???
@@youtubesucks1499 trust me I don't understand it either, I just did lol. One things for sure I'll never so it again
I did that too. I almost hit a parked car in the parking lot and a bus on the road
That girl with the car that wouldn't stop was so sweet and respectful. I really liked that she gave props to the 911 operator for helping her and being there for her during the most stressful thing she had ever experienced in her own words. What a sweet girl and I'm happy she was okay.
I’m so glad they recognized the dispatcher! They don’t get nearly the credit they deserve.
Dispatchers need to be paid more for such a life saving responsible job
Turn car off and apply brakes.
Neutral works but then you could blow the engine if your not fast enough
Honestly, we could have a chuckle about almost every event Inside Edition portrayed.... with the exception of that poor girl getting stuck on the train tracks because THAT MISTAKE has no age requirement. That was terrifying.
I hate train tracks soo much omg.
4:46- “The car is totaled it has brain damage done.” 😂
Frame damage not brain 😭
😂 I thought she said that too
I think she got brain damage
That'll buff out
@@lochjessmonsta sadly I don't know what frame is in cars lol I am just gonna go with brain damage 😂
I’m just glad that none of these teenage drivers lost their lives their survival is what’s really important.
My sister also went through the garage door, she was only 14 and my 18 year old brother thought it would be great to teach her to drive. On another occasion, 4 years later, she reversed my dad's car into a fence. She did not look behind her she just got in and backed up. Luckily she became a good driver with the years. 🤣
My brother did the same at 16. Crinkled our garage door bad lol
bro u keep disconnecting bruh
car is not for her..
Kudos to Julie on convincing her to get out of the car before the train hits
The one with the garage door really hits me because I’ve mixed up the pedals before it’s terrifying and unexpected
U shouldn't drive at all if that's an issue
It's not hard to know that the gas is on the right and the brake is on the left.
Left foot clutch right foot gas and brake it real simple
@@tobiaslyons5470 Most drive automatic so its only 2 pedals yet they still mix it up lmao.
@@AH-lx5nj scary to think about lol
The garage door thing happened to me the day before I was supposed to take my road test. Never saw my dad so angry in my life. 😅
The day before? Omg I couldn't imagine what that was like, did you pass?
@@joby2174 not the first time. 😬😬
First dispatcher is a gem
I don’t think you should get a teenager a Porsche but you should get them a well working car to avoid some of these situations 🤝🏽
@Khalilah D. Same here agreed.
@Jacky Drywater I ser her everywhere too haha !
The porsche was probably the guardian's.
Definitely agree! A car on the verge of breaking is not a "learning experience", it is a serious risk that puts everyone, including the child, at risk.
My son getting ready to drive watching this 😬
Lol good luck
Oh boy
Yea good luck 👍
I went out w/a guy who drove into our garage door when he dropped me off. He didn't drive completely through it but the first thing that crossed my mind upon impact was having to tell my parents.😱
I love how unnecessary that diver in full scuba gear was.
All it takes is one thing to slip and he’s stuck underwater. Definitely safer this way.
Then go under water for several minutes and try to hook up the straps and cables to the wheels and suspension.
@@Tylnorton @Tylnorton bro I'm not a diver or anything but surely you don't need a wet suit in a pool, also it's not even that deep. It looked like they could have just been standing the whole time with a snorkel lmao
@@Mark-cd2xx I'm not a diver either but I have watched tons of videos on diving relating to search and recover. It's more of a safety thing than a water depth. I get that it looks ridiculous and I'd agree too but it's better to gear up and get the job done right and efficient as well.
@@Tylnorton You do realize pools can be (easily) drained? And it would be a lot cheaper and probably needed to fix the damage/clean anyway.
Reminds me of the time I tried to learn how to drive, been walking everywhere I need to go ever since.
Lol dude wtf so you just try something and if you fail thats it you wont try again. Not a good learning ethic.
@@jessenoneofyobussines7560 I did try, several times, even in a simulator and I wrecked the thing.
@@vonkroenen you just need a better teacher and more commitment.
@@vonkroenen lol you need a better teacher. Literally anyone can drive.
the first "shift into neutral" was a good one..
but the scuba gear in a pool with water to the stomach cracked me up :D
ya i thought it was funny too but it makes sense. reminds me of the uncharted 4 mission but a little smaller scale
Yes the classic mistake of hitting the gas instead of the break. I’d say most people do that at least once while learning how to drive. I did it while going up a curb into my drive way and the car when a bit to fast and I kinda slammed into it. Thankfully no damage it was a big truck
The classic mistake of idiots not knowing the difference between break and brake lmao.
I've never done that.
@@flyingjew2994 'most people do'
@@basinho0211 Outside of old people I've rarely seen anyone do that. I guess you learn something new everyday
@@flyingjew2994 yeah haha. I know I did when i was younger
The fear of accidentally pressing the gas instead of the break is why I learned to drive with one foot instead of two.
I drive both automatic and manual cars and for the automatic I only use one foot. Never made a mistake like that. Just keep it simple 😉
I drive auto with one foot and have made that mistake , 3 times 😂. I don’t now though but when I was learning yes . I sort of learnt and then didn’t drive for years then learnt again at nearly 30. And still did that twice 😅
I was a bad teen driver as well. Karma got me back though. I was hit three times in less than three years a few years ago.
1st time. That sucks
2nd time. Unlucky
3rd time. Hmmm maybe it’s you🤔, lol jk
I know a girl that actually wrecked 3 times before she was 17. All wrecks her fault and within a year and a half. Her 4th car her parents bought her was a $22k car for graduation. More money than brains
Me too got backed into then clipped in the back from a guy jumping the light and had a car stolen and totaled
@@nathanbriner32 girl in my class turned 17, crashed her dads truck 3 times in 2 weeks then totalled it driving drunk
@@MottoGrotto-ht1yg geez. Her dad was a little to trusting
I’m currently learning how to drive, just got my permit back in February. Haven’t done anything bad yet, I did however, press the gas on a turn by accident but I made sure to brake quickly. Driving definitely does scare me but, I do enjoy it. Hoping I have a smooth journey to getting my license next year.
It's scary that one little accident can get you injured or even dead
why does the first teen sound like she’s reading a script
True. That’s what I noticed too.
She may be on the spectrum, and that’s why she talks differently than most.
Ya I noticed that too. She probably was nervous and rehearsed at home for the interview lol
@@zixzizia1066 yall and the spectrum. what if someone is shy? 🤦🏾♂️
nah.
If you're a younger person reading this, please learn how a car works before operating one. Regardless of transmission, a car cannot accelerate if the transmission or "gearbox" is disengaged from the engine. This mean clutch in, and shift to neutral. Or shift your automatic to N. The engine may continue to rev but it won't go anywhere. Press brakes to slow, apply emergency brake gently to bring you to a stop and hold you there. Turn off ignition. If you can't(such as key broke)but can safely access the engine after stopping, cover the air intake filter until the car stalls.
Edit: Only applies to gasoline engines.
You could probably also unplug the battery and the car will go off
I literally ripped car apart and back trust me I know how to stop my sh!ty suzuki
It's good that there's instructions for stopping a runaway car.
And she didn't bother to read them...
I lost my brakes once while driving, I managed to control the car to get to my dads shop where I dropped it off and took his car. That was scary as hell to realize you can't stop.
WOW! This is such a scary situation that happened to me as a teenager as well! I was driving down a busy road after an oil change and had to slow down while approaching a slower moving vehicle ahead but as I pressed on the brake pedal my car started ACCELERATING!! I had my 10 month old son in the rear and his father in the passenger seat and when I suddenly became scared and yelled out, "The car won't stop!" My cowardly boyfriend jumped from the moving vehicle and left me to myself to figure something out....QUICK! I started honking the horn, threw on the emergency lights and started pumping the brakes...nothing...pressed ever so lightly on the gas pedal...again, nothing! I was literally just a few yards away from the vehicle in front of me when luckily everything somehow aligned with one another and I was finally able to slow down and come to a complete stop! I was terrified for my baby and myself but thanking the Lord for our safety! Unfortunately, no mechanic was ever able to diagnose the problem but needless to say, I never drove that car again and I left my boyfriend right where he had jumped out....on the curb!
I couldn’t imagine how scary this is
I could sense the boy's deep apology to his dad.
I'm glad my first car was a manual transmission. Anyone who drives a manual transmission knows that putting the car in neutral will cause it to stop accelerating. People who only drive automatic only know Park, reverse, and drive.
Dude, you’ll slow down much quicker if you drop it into lower gear instead of neutral.
Engine braking is much more effective than dropping it into neutral.
@@moto__shark yeah... let's see you do that when you're traveling at 60 and drop your gear at 1st 🤣😂🤣 you should be careful on what you say on the internet cause someone might so it
@@ronnierabell1 He said drop into a lower gear, not drop into first lol...
Knowing how to drive stick might make you a more versatile driver, but at what cost? The obnoxious condescending attitude and undue sense of superiority that it gives you is too high a price to pay. I value my social life.
I love how it is completly legal to operate a car that can cause so much damage and destruction without knowing anything how it actually works. you shouldn't have to call 911 for them to tell you to put it in neutral.
If they taught you how a car actually works that would probably help.
Then again sometimes people panic and forget yk?
I'd tell her to clutch in, then hang up.
@@hey2229 It's common sense tho.
@@HardFreckles How about you ask the questions? They don't have to teach you about neutral. I knew way before what neutral even was when I was a KID.
3:40: "made a classic driving mistake" -driving into a pool, such classic
Yeah, I know I'm eventually gonna submerge my mom's car into a pool, soo annoying it happens to every teen driver. /j
3:30 kudos to this brave diver!!
I just want to say too that I'm glad everybody in these videos is okay and they were able to walk away from it and learn a lesson at the same time always keep your eyes open cuz you never know what can happen good luck to all of you teens out there learning to drive and it is easy as it looks
*car gets hit by a freight train*
“the car is totaled”
dang, surprising! 😳
When I was a teen (just graduated at the time) I had my first accident. I got distracted when my brake pedal fell off, and I looked down. When I did that i left the wheel to go straight, and the car had a severe pull to the right. Luckily, I was going 5 MPH
First story was amazing. They were both calm. 😊
I feel their pain, especially the girl on the train tracks- it’s definitely complicated when it comes to crossing them, it’s that risk of making a wrong move and getting stuck. I’m just glad all these teens made it out in one piece.
My grandma did that second one to our garage door once. I can still hear the sound of the loud crash and bending metal, and it was over a decade ago. She even took out a chunk of the wall next to the door. We had to take her license away after that I’m just so thankful she didn’t have a scratch on her because she absolutely floored it 😳 keep an eye on your older relatives folks!
The two first incidents would not have happened with a manual transmission car. As you could have pressed the clutch to disengage the engine, and you need to use your left foot for using the clutch thus making it less likely to confuse the break and gas pedal
We get it you own a 🍚 Honda
3 pedals all the way!
@@getmad8063 bad bait man
She didn't know to shift an automatic into neutral. I'm guessing she would have the same issue with a manual.
Ok
This is all very tragic. I hope that the road doesn’t become a recurring place for deaths
READ MY NAME!!!
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Uh- people still die on the road all the time though..?
just be glad u dont drive in the 80s or before, they were truly death machines.
Did you watch the video? No one dies
Do you live on Earth?
This is the perfect video to watch as a teen terrified of driving 😀
The first dispatcher was really nice and helpful
That sinkhole one would be terrifying 😱.
The only possible way a driver could experience "brake loss" is if they were riding the brake & gas simultaneously (a foot pressing on each pedal).
This will eventually boil the brake fluid, turning it "bubbly" and unable to transmit braking force though the hydraulic brake lines.
This is why the right foot is for gas & brake, and the left foot should never be used on those pedals (only for clutch pedal on manual transmission cars).
when I'm really driving, i left foot brake.
@@geoffbob6267 *racing*
@@Michael-st9ky same thing
@@geoffbob6267 some people can barley drive, i’m translating for the simpletons
Teens can be incredibly stupid in any driving mishap. 🙄
I literally have absolute nightmares about these exact situations
really shows how terrible of a driver you have to be to do this
I won’t lie..I agree 🤣
not the first one though
Facts 🤦♂️
@@metis7534 In all fairness, you could argue that improper maintenance of your own car is a part of being a good driver.
Fr. Watch someone get mad at you for saying the truth.
Ok now do one featuring old people
This is scary!😨
Teen driver here too man my brakes went out a week after getting my brakes replaced 😐
Absolutely ridiculous
On the other hand kids who intentionally drive recklessly give car enthusiasts a bad name
This is why you have to be at least 18 years old to drive a car in Europe. This stuff barely happens over here.
Okay..?
@@KevinJuice YEAH BRO
Lol, it's younger in some places of Europe...
3:43
They took car pooling to a whole new level!
Dang I’m happy they’re OK
My mom did the same thing to her parents garage door when she was a teen learning to drive 😂
Did she say it has brain damage?
4:46
Frame damage. But I also heard brain damage at first.
@@Adplusamequalsadam I hear it now
I heard it also
Had a driving mishap myself about 9 years ago, when I was still learning to drive. My mom and I had just gone to the store to get groceries, and we planned to make a quick stop at the local wine store before heading home. So I was driving, my mom was in the seat next to me, and I'd just pulled out of the grocery store parking lot. Then we started heading in the direction of the wine store, and my mom said to me, "Be sure to turn left." Now I thought she meant the left that was coming up at the next light - but what she ACTUALLY meant was that she wanted me to turn left at... well... the turn that was RIGHT NEXT TO ME. So she started freaking out like, "Turn left... turn left! TURN LEFT!" So her panicking caused ME to panic, and I made the turn at the very last millisecond - only to go over the curb and bump into a tree! No real damage was done, and neither of us were truly hurt, but there was a noticeable dent in the front. We got that fixed later on, of course.
Now get this.... Mom decided to revisit that spot a few days later, to see if any damage had been done to the tree I'd bumped into. Well... during her investigation, she discovered that there were *tire tracks* in the grass. Which meant that, in my moment of panic in trying to stop the car, I'd actually been hitting the GAS PEDAL instead of the brake pedal, which I should've used to stop myself! We had a laugh about it, of course, but... you know... I wouldn't care to go through that again!
Something I've learned when driving with a parent is to NEVER pay attention to what they're saying when it comes to directions, pull out a GPS or simply trust ur own intuition.
@@Nabee_H Honestly, I think I learned that the hard way. It involved that damn tree! 🤣
"i was going 60 mph down the street" omg, that was so terrifying !!
He'll never mistake that brake pedal again lol. Poor kid. Hahaha. I've seen a few adults drive through their garage doors, or slide thru them in the winter. That's always fun to see...long as it isn't you lol
We had one of those PT Cruisers. With the turbo, it was quite fast. The convertible was so much fun. My teen daughter enjoyed the freedom of a car and I had difficulty convincing her to drive responsibly, slow and not aggressive. Thankfully she never got into trouble with it. She's calmed down now that she's in her twenties. I wonder why they didn't tell her to shut the engine off. She had time to make a phone call, after all. Kidz!!!
DaBaby car
😪 that poor G
I’ve done the same thing with forgetting which one was break and gas while at a gas station and hit a parking post. I was 16 and called my dad and he asked if the car worked fine and it did. Later that day he said “time to get back on the saddle” and sent me to the store.
“A classic driving mistake” lmaoo no.. how did that bozo get their license
1. Slept with their driving instructors
2. Some super markets actually sells fake drivers license 😑
I feel like hitting the gas instead of the brakes is something that the majority of people go through when learning to drive, I know I did lol
Not me
“But it keeps revving” it should not propel forward if its in neutral
Unfortunately I had a bit of an oopies moment as a teen. Long story short, my car ended up in a ditch right in front of my house. I accidentally put the car in neutral instead of park, and the car was on a down slope. My car was stuck there for a week before we could get it out. We lived in the woods, and my dad was out of town.
Surprisingly, the car wasn't too badly damaged when it was pulled out. All that needed to be replaced was a broken tail light.
The diver really needed all his equipment for to go in the pool to help them get the car out
Yes he did, What if the gas tank ruptured while crashing in the pool, Oil in the water, Coolant etc you think he wants that on his skin or eyes?!? 🤨
Yes
Lol Josh did the same thing as me when learning to drive. Luckily i didn't hit the gas too hard and only dented a part of the garage. Mr josh unfortunately took out the whole thing💀
Keep calm and focus whenever you drive and you will be safe.... Unless the other driver not doing it
North Carolina was all I needed to hear. People don't know how to drive there
its really interesting to see how hard it is for kids in the us to drive an automatic here in the eu we drive manual mostly imagine they were driving a manual car
Automatic is miles more common is USA. Thankfully I know how to drive both
I remember one time I was driving the car shut down on me, the steering wheel even went stiff, lucky I remembered to put my hazards on and I was able get off the road and pull into a Chevrolet lot until the van finally came to a stop. Had the traffic been worse or had any red lights occurred I don't know what I would have been able to. The cause was all the water leaked out.
Outrageous! Omg
2:00 i did the same exact thing in a fast food parking lot lol. thankfully no one got hurt and everything was good.
*Teens:* Amazing hand-eye coordination when playing video games and superb at using technology
*Also teens:* “I started the engine and now my car is upside down. ☹️”
Driving requires way more than hand eye coordination
oh
I'm 17 and am still scared shitless about driving a vehicle😔
That's A healthy and respectful fear. The real problem is complacency. Don't get too cocky and you'll be fine.✊🏽✊🏽🗽🗽🗽
L I'm 17 and speed in school zones
I feel it for Scott, I was reversing and accidentally pressed the gas and broke my sisters tail light now i have that and the bumper to replace
If your car ever does this, you can put it into N, then turn your keys to the off position. You won't be able to remove the keys unless in park, so don't worry about that. You never wanna leave your car engine revving in neutral for too long. Best to turn it off to stop any other possible issues when it does that.
Dad:”Hey son let’s go Burger King”
Son: “there’s parking!”
Dad:”where?”
Son: *the pool*
Dad: 👁👄👁
What about adults, like why target teens, im a teen driver and gusse what an adult hit me not the other way around
They always coming for teenagers bruh like wtf yall so mad at us dann
Because most teens can't even get on the road without driving the speed limit or looking before making their movies.
I remember when I was 16. I was driving my moms car and I was pulling in a parking spot in out apartments and instead of hitting the break I hit the gas and hit the curb almost hit the side of the building. Good thing I stopped before it it though. My mom still don’t know
all new drivers make mistakes but we learn from them im new to driving I try to be cautious when driving but still mistakes but I always acknowledge the mistake and try to learn from it
3:40 "A classic driving mistake of hitting the gas pedal instead of braking.."
....A *"Classic Mistake"?!*... *REALLY?* Locking your keys in the car is a "classic mistake", plowing through the front of your house or into the neighbor's swimming pool arent exactly what I call Classic mistakes lol
It is classic, cause its happened ever since most teens started driving lmao.
@@GoInGcRz fr I don't get the incredulity. if people break traffic rules while learning why is it so hard to fathom that someone could just press the wrong pedal once or twice.
"I was going 60mph" That's fast For you???
READ MY NAME!
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She could have been going past the spread limit
On the street, Maybe...
@@russcatt5952 what
Not on the highway, but on a side street or curvy road it would scare me.
man we love driving in a chaos ways.
Hey Olivia it's ok I go 60mph down the street too. Usually on a highway
Just take your keys out of the ignition and pull the handbrake once you've reached a hard shoulder or a safe strip of road. That's what I'd do.
What if u have a push to start?
@@jewmail5395 I believe you can hold the button down
@@angus_m thank you
That's a horrible idea. You'll probably spin out and crash.
@@joelcampos8795 No because once you've taken the keys out of the ignition, you'll just gradually start slowing down anyway.
this is why teenagers have higher insurance, they're less trusted due to lack of experience and why parents should not give them new cars. I have seen new drivers with tesla's and BMW's. Driving is all about experience and not letting them get over confident. I know someone who caused an accident 1 week after getting her license, it was first thing in the morning at high school
ok
If you wait until you're 18 and go straight to your license, you don't get to learn hands-on how to drive. And if you don't learn it hands on, you might do serious damage by hitting the gas instead of the brake and land a court date.
Below 16 is to young to be driving.. I've got my driving license at 18, never got into any accident.
Where in NC was this at I live here and I didn't hear anything from this