Well done Millie! Enjoying watching your journey to becoming a confident driver. It's good because you can watch your own videos back, maybe that would help all learners
I always thought it was a bit weird when people comment they recently passed their driving test and are still watching these videos but now i passed and am still watching these videos 😂
I love watching Millie, we’re both in the same spot with driving :) You have made me find driving so much easier :) thank you for being so confident with everything :)
These videos are so helpful, im learning roundaboutsat the moment, and seeing someone go through the same situations is perfect. Thanks for the constant uploads! I Appreciate it. 😄
This video was recommended and was so enjoyable to watch. I would be eager to attend lessons with you everyday. Hoping I find someone as nice as you, Such a nice teacher! Weldone to Millie.a learner myself, round abouts are scary 😅
I think for me, mastering roundabouts is a mixture of reading and understanding the theory, then practice, and then going home and thinking about it all and letting your brain mull it over and put it all together. Then watch Clearview Driving's tutorials to see how your understanding marries up to what is being shown. Give it a week and Im sure Millie will be fine on them. She just needs the time to mull it over in her head.
@@aria6709 the 4 in 1 theory test or practical test. If you search for it it will come up. It's has a distinctive look. I would even say the free version is enough for you to pass
Millie's, on the second lesson on big roundabout look's a bit nervous, but never the less, she hold her nerve, got through with a minor fault. Well done!
i find these roundabout lesson videos helpful because we don't have many spiral give way roundabouts where I live (the only spiral roundabout I know of is traffic light controlled one at the end of one of our major motoways)
Love this video. Would it be possible to have a clearer view of the traffic coming from the right, so that we can vicariously see what the driver sees? I have a lot of trouble judging when to go.
Millie's, good smoothed driving! Her awareness and observation, will play, important part for today, lesson "(on big roundabouts)". Be proactive, for potentials hazard? Wish her well!🍟
Roundabouts really intimidate me and I’m focusing more on them lately as I struggle a bit with them hopefully soon I feel confident, nice to see everyone struggles a bit with them too
When at a roundabout and missed your exit then you decide to go one more circle, but you're already at the outer lane, how should you position yourself to go the circle? Keeping at the outer lane to go through all exit until the one you want to go?
First look for the traffic coming out of the exit on your right slowing or stopping. Then wait for the traffic in the inner circle to pass. Then follow them as quickly as possible.
That’s why there’s so many traffic lights 80percent don’t know what lane they should enter & exit Another thing could you please tell me the mystery couler below green at lights I’ve been driving 50 years and it’s never appeared
Hi, is it bad to use the brake while using the clutch at the same time, for example holding the clutch on the bite point and braking to slow the car while parking or driving slow
No, but once you get the biting point you can lower the clutch to lower your speed (or raise it to heighten your speed). Brake probably isn't needed too much in those situations, unless yoiu're on a hill.
How can you downshift so easily from 2nd to 1st in that car? In my car it's almost impossible: unless you're doing 3-4 mph or less, you have to proceed in 2nd with clutch down. I also notice they almost never use 3rd in small city streets, but I probably do it because I've got a much smaller car
Hey yes the engine size will make a difference 1st is a very powerful gear and therefore it’s very difficult to get it to be smooth at high speeds So it’s best to be around 5mph when changing into 1st (it engages the engine plate at around 5mph) Or just stop and then change back Hope that helps
@@ClearviewDriving I was wondering about what you was saying about gears, I’ve been told to work back each gear at a time as going from say gear 5 to 3 or even 2 could damage the gear stick and break the gear. Sometimes I feel when driving at a high gear it’s not so easy to do especially if it’s in a high gear for short period of time then you have to change down like on a country roads. Could you please explain if you don’t mind as I’m sure you mentioned to Millie to change into neutral, then go into the gear she needs? Sorry if I’m wrong & misheard.
@@tarajane9526 you dont have to go through each gear, you can for example go from 5th to 2nd but its inportant to have the appropriate speed for 2nd gear, for example when you see a roundabout coming up brake and push in clutch until you are at a good speed for second gear then shift and let clutch out slowly
@@anon2916 ideally you should be breaking until you're nearing the idle speed of the gear, and then you press down the clutch (and continue braking if needed). Clutch removes control so you wanna leave it late if possible.
Yes it’s good driving but why all the giggling and constantly saying how she feels yes she might be nervous but surly it’s better to just get on with it and focus rather than giggle etc. That’s why I don’t think 17 year olds are the correct age to be driving
Clearview Driving I never said she’s not doing well. But when your learning you really should be concentrating not giggling. 17 is too young that’s why the insurance goes up so high when they pass because they are such a risk on roads due to their immaturity. She just seems immature
Well done Millie! Enjoying watching your journey to becoming a confident driver. It's good because you can watch your own videos back, maybe that would help all learners
Yes she’s always watching them back and learning from them :)
When is she going to wear your black flats
Can you do a bus video
I always thought it was a bit weird when people comment they recently passed their driving test and are still watching these videos but now i passed and am still watching these videos 😂
😂😂 always learning
Really impressed with Millie’s progression! She motivates me a lot as I’m also learning! All the best girlie!
You're so kind instructor! Mine was kind of frustrated if I was panicking on roundabouts wish I could have someone like u.
Omg same here scared to make mistakes!
I love watching Millie, we’re both in the same spot with driving :)
You have made me find driving so much easier :) thank you for being so confident with everything :)
You're doing really well Millie, star pupil. Those multi lane spirals can be really intimidating, but you'll gain the confidence to handle them.
These videos are so helpful, im learning roundaboutsat the moment, and seeing someone go through the same situations is perfect. Thanks for the constant uploads! I Appreciate it. 😄
You are such a calm and positive instructor, I wish you were my instructor 😢
Thank you :)
Hope the videos are useful 😊
Amen is mind blowing Instructor ♥️👌👌👌🌹
Another great video Aman!!! You obviously get this a lot but youre genuinely in my opinion one of the best instructors out there 😊😊
Thank you :) glad the videos are useful
Really enjoy watching. Thanks Millie and Aman 🥰
This video was recommended and was so enjoyable to watch. I would be eager to attend lessons with you everyday. Hoping I find someone as nice as you, Such a nice teacher! Weldone to Millie.a learner myself, round abouts are scary 😅
I think for me, mastering roundabouts is a mixture of reading and understanding the theory, then practice, and then going home and thinking about it all and letting your brain mull it over and put it all together. Then watch Clearview Driving's tutorials to see how your understanding marries up to what is being shown. Give it a week and Im sure Millie will be fine on them. She just needs the time to mull it over in her head.
What do you read?
@@aria6709 the highway code lol
@@aria6709 although honestly working your way through the app and watching videos is just as good
@@aria6709 the 4 in 1 theory test or practical test. If you search for it it will come up. It's has a distinctive look. I would even say the free version is enough for you to pass
@@cnsmooth ah okay, thank youu
Millie's, on the second lesson on big roundabout look's a bit nervous, but never the less, she hold her nerve, got through with a minor fault. Well done!
All your videos are so helpful, I passed first time today with 0 minors and your videos were definitely a massive help so thank you.
That’s amazing!! Well done! 😊 glad the videos have been helpful
0 minors?! That's the dream. Well done!
Millie is improving with confidence, it really shows. Smashes those speeds into the roundabouts like a pro.
Yeah she’s doing really well
Thank you for all your videos, I passed my test yesterday, your videos are very helpful!
Amazing well done!
Good Effort Mille,It was scary
But with Amen You must have confident experience
👏👍🌹
Really enjoyed this lesson - I am still learning more about roundabouts .. I am making a progress but still they make me nervous lol
Thank you for your videos!!! Helped me a lot. I failed once two weeks ago, and today at 7am I finally passed my practice test ;D
Well done!! :) glad the videos have helped
bless her, she did really well .. well done
i find these roundabout lesson videos helpful because we don't have many spiral give way roundabouts where I live (the only spiral roundabout I know of is traffic light controlled one at the end of one of our major motoways)
Thank you for this video!
Wow Millie drives so well now! Is she almost ready to book her test!? I find her lessons so relatable
I had my driving test today and passed with only 2 minors!! Your videos helped me so much!
Well done!! ⭐️
Love this video. Would it be possible to have a clearer view of the traffic coming from the right, so that we can vicariously see what the driver sees? I have a lot of trouble judging when to go.
Millie's, good smoothed driving! Her awareness and observation, will play, important part for today, lesson "(on big roundabouts)". Be proactive, for potentials hazard? Wish her well!🍟
Roundabouts are so scary 😄
I would love having you as my instructor, you seem so relaxed and calm with Millie and you explain everything so well❤️
Thank you :) Millie’s doing very well!
Roundabouts really intimidate me and I’m focusing more on them lately as I struggle a bit with them hopefully soon I feel confident, nice to see everyone struggles a bit with them too
Big up Millie!
Wow great!!
well done Millie
Fast roundabouts and Millie did really well! Good practice sessions for clutch control and anticipation. Did Millie pass her driving test already now?
Good lesson 👌
i love to see your content ❤❤
Love video
YAyyyyyyyy new videooo greattttttt
When at a roundabout and missed your exit then you decide to go one more circle, but you're already at the outer lane, how should you position yourself to go the circle? Keeping at the outer lane to go through all exit until the one you want to go?
Good video i love your video
Thank you :)
First look for the traffic coming out of the exit on your right slowing or stopping.
Then wait for the traffic in the inner circle to pass.
Then follow them as quickly as possible.
That’s why there’s so many traffic lights 80percent don’t know what lane they should enter & exit Another thing could you please tell me the mystery couler below green at lights I’ve been driving 50 years and it’s never appeared
For 2 exit we use 2 lane or left lane
This is the scariest part of driving for me. When you have to go fast, and a small misjudgement will mean a crash.
Hi, is it bad to use the brake while using the clutch at the same time, for example holding the clutch on the bite point and braking to slow the car while parking or driving slow
That’s coasting and will make you speed up. Do not do that up to a giveaway line or at rounds about a or turning a corner. It’s dangerous
No, but once you get the biting point you can lower the clutch to lower your speed (or raise it to heighten your speed). Brake probably isn't needed too much in those situations, unless yoiu're on a hill.
How can you downshift so easily from 2nd to 1st in that car?
In my car it's almost impossible: unless you're doing 3-4 mph or less, you have to proceed in 2nd with clutch down.
I also notice they almost never use 3rd in small city streets, but I probably do it because I've got a much smaller car
Hey yes the engine size will make a difference
1st is a very powerful gear and therefore it’s very difficult to get it to be smooth at high speeds
So it’s best to be around 5mph when changing into 1st (it engages the engine plate at around 5mph)
Or just stop and then change back
Hope that helps
@@ClearviewDriving I was wondering about what you was saying about gears, I’ve been told to work back each gear at a time as going from say gear 5 to 3 or even 2 could damage the gear stick and break the gear. Sometimes I feel when driving at a high gear it’s not so easy to do especially if it’s in a high gear for short period of time then you have to change down like on a country roads. Could you please explain if you don’t mind as I’m sure you mentioned to Millie to change into neutral, then go into the gear she needs? Sorry if I’m wrong & misheard.
@@tarajane9526 you dont have to go through each gear, you can for example go from 5th to 2nd but its inportant to have the appropriate speed for 2nd gear, for example when you see a roundabout coming up brake and push in clutch until you are at a good speed for second gear then shift and let clutch out slowly
@@anon2916 Thank you so much, I appreciate your reply and feedback. Thank you ☺️
@@anon2916 ideally you should be breaking until you're nearing the idle speed of the gear, and then you press down the clutch (and continue braking if needed). Clutch removes control so you wanna leave it late if possible.
Are you able to take new booking ?
Hey unfortunately I’m fully booked and unable to take on any new bookings
Love you
14:31 the Francis effect😅
What do I do if the second exit is at the 9 oclock position (west)? You signal left on approach or after first exit?
After the first exit as passed
if you signal left on approach people will think you're taking the first exit. You'd have cars pull out in front of you
Why isnt this in the millie playlist
I can do mock test please?
Hi do beginners on automatic
she ready the test I'm sure she ace it
She so gorgeous and good so good
Millie is sweet.
Your name Aman
These roundabouts are so confusing.
They will very tricky but Millie does very well
Yes it’s good driving but why all the giggling and constantly saying how she feels yes she might be nervous but surly it’s better to just get on with it and focus rather than giggle etc. That’s why I don’t think 17 year olds are the correct age to be driving
She’s doing very well and well she’s having fun while learning
There’s no harm in that
Clearview Driving I never said she’s not doing well. But when your learning you really should be concentrating not giggling. 17 is too young that’s why the insurance goes up so high when they pass because they are such a risk on roads due to their immaturity. She just seems immature
My test is next month June, ahhh 🥲🤣❤️ I love watching your videos, helps a ton xx
Good luck 😊
Same. 7th June got mine
@@Phil.Weston21 you got this !!🥰❤️