I watched a lot of your videos and today I had my road test in Alberta. I passed it on first attempt and it’s exciting. It was a 45 Minute test. It was hard, but taking a deep breath helped me through it. You will be just fine. Wish everyone who is going through it a good luck. You will make it just right.
I am from alberta too. I heard that the tests are now 45 mins. Does that mean for the class 5 GDL they might bring you to the highway where the speed limit is around 80-100km/hr? Or that is for the advance road test? Congrats on passing your exam!
Thank you for your videos! Just passed my road test in BC from first attempt. Exactly this video was a great example to me - if you know all rules and how to drive safe, to pass the test easily just trust yourself and manage anxiety! Thank you for the great job!
That's fantastic! Congratulations on passing your road test in BC on your first attempt! We're thrilled that our video could help and serve as a great example for you. Remember, knowing the rules and driving safely are key to passing the test. Trusting yourself and managing anxiety are crucial too. Well done and safe driving ahead!
Florida here! Love these videos,I'm 47 been driving since I 17.. I was in a car accident,not my fault,some 18 yr old hit my new Camaro 😢! Thank God his insurance fixed my that car damage, anyway they called in my license to Tallahassee department of motor vehicle, they said I could keep my license but made me take the written and road test again, I passed was able to keep my license but I still like these videos, my 15-year-old son is getting ready to get his permit!
Thank you for sharing your story! It's great to hear that you were able to keep your license. I'm glad you find the videos helpful, and best of luck to your son as he prepares to get his permit! 🚗✨
woaaa I was so scared to drive when I was younger, now I took driving lessons again and overcame my fear and I'm having my final test in 3 days on the road, I'm nervous but your vids help so much, thank youuu 🤍🙏🏻
That's amazing! Overcoming your fear and getting back into driving is a huge accomplishment. I'm glad my videos are helping you. Best of luck on your final test-you've got this!
That's fantastic! Congratulations on passing your G2 test in Newmarket. It sounds like my videos were really helpful in preparing for it. Keep up the great work!
@@Canadiandrivers Undoubtedly, you r great and inspiring instructor for us , that’s why i passed my g2 , earlier i struggled a lot before watching your videos.
@ammy_dhillon That's amazing to hear! I'm thrilled that the videos were helpful in your preparation for the G2 road test. Congratulations on passing, and wishing you safe travels on the road ahead!
For your road test, always adhere to the posted speed limits. For example, if the speed limit is 50 km within a 10% You will be not penalized Good luck !
Hello, Great question! When doing a shoulder check, you should be looking over your shoulder to check your blind spot, which is an area not visible in your mirrors. This means you are looking towards the back corner of your car to ensure there are no vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians in that space before changing lanes or making a turn. Safe driving!
When doing parallel parking, it's best to use your right turn signal (blinker) to indicate your intention to pull over to the curb. Using hazards is generally not necessary unless you are stopping in a hazardous situation or obstructing traffic, which shouldn't be the case during parallel parking if done correctly.
I've watched a few of your videos and one thing that jumped at me is that you're not teaching your students how to correctly stop at "STOP" signs. They're stopping right at the sign, when they should stop at the point of maximum visibility which is slightly farther, right to the corner of the intersection.
Thank you for your feedback! You're correct that there are different stopping positions for "STOP" signs. While it's essential to stop at the stop line or sign if marked, if there's no line, drivers should stop where they have the best visibility of oncoming traffic, which is often slightly farther ahead near the corner of the intersection. We'll make sure to emphasize this in future videos.
@@Canadiandrivers Okay, sure. My point was that if you have to make a left here www.google.com/maps/@46.5762381,26.9088148,3a,75y,282.65h,73.94t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sb20zILZx764HbDraJMjJhA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu or here www.google.com/maps/@46.5565388,26.9220503,3a,75y,163.72h,80.34t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1s0t7JgNFUQ0QlxqxbgjSJXQ!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3D0t7JgNFUQ0QlxqxbgjSJXQ%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D331.68597%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu, you're risking a t-bone if you stop at the sign, in your case if you happen to run into someone doing 70 in a 30 km/h zone because you won't have enough time to react as a learner driver.
I watched a lot of your videos and today I had my road test in Alberta. I passed it on first attempt and it’s exciting. It was a 45 Minute test. It was hard, but taking a deep breath helped me through it. You will be just fine. Wish everyone who is going through it a good luck. You will make it just right.
I am from alberta too. I heard that the tests are now 45 mins. Does that mean for the class 5 GDL they might bring you to the highway where the speed limit is around 80-100km/hr? Or that is for the advance road test? Congrats on passing your exam!
@@amo8838 it’s exactly 45 minutes and yes they take you to highway with 100 km/ h speed. You have to merge and exit. Thank you.
Did u passed g2
Thank you for your videos! Just passed my road test in BC from first attempt. Exactly this video was a great example to me - if you know all rules and how to drive safe, to pass the test easily just trust yourself and manage anxiety! Thank you for the great job!
That's fantastic! Congratulations on passing your road test in BC on your first attempt! We're thrilled that our video could help and serve as a great example for you. Remember, knowing the rules and driving safely are key to passing the test. Trusting yourself and managing anxiety are crucial too. Well done and safe driving ahead!
Florida here! Love these videos,I'm 47 been driving since I 17.. I was in a car accident,not my fault,some 18 yr old hit my new Camaro 😢! Thank God his insurance fixed my that car damage, anyway they called in my license to Tallahassee department of motor vehicle, they said I could keep my license but made me take the written and road test again, I passed was able to keep my license but I still like these videos, my 15-year-old son is getting ready to get his permit!
Thank you for sharing your story! It's great to hear that you were able to keep your license. I'm glad you find the videos helpful, and best of luck to your son as he prepares to get his permit! 🚗✨
woaaa I was so scared to drive when I was younger, now I took driving lessons again and overcame my fear and I'm having my final test in 3 days on the road, I'm nervous but your vids help so much, thank youuu 🤍🙏🏻
That's amazing! Overcoming your fear and getting back into driving is a huge accomplishment. I'm glad my videos are helping you. Best of luck on your final test-you've got this!
This was cool
Anyone notice the box falling out of the garbage truck at 5:06?
That's nice
Good video.
Thanks for your feedback and support 🙂🤞
Nice
I passed my g2 road test 🎉 in Newmarket thanks Canadian driver
That's fantastic! Congratulations on passing your G2 test in Newmarket. It sounds like my videos were really helpful in preparing for it. Keep up the great work!
@@Canadiandrivers Undoubtedly, you r great and inspiring instructor for us , that’s why i passed my g2 , earlier i struggled a lot before watching your videos.
@ammy_dhillon That's amazing to hear! I'm thrilled that the videos were helpful in your preparation for the G2 road test. Congratulations on passing, and wishing you safe travels on the road ahead!
Not bad
I have rd test in few weeks this month 3rd time is a chatm praying l get my lisence thus montn
Good luck on your test! Remember to take deep breaths, stay positive, and trust in your preparation. You've got this!
Watching cause I have my road test tomorrow in GA
How do I contact you?
Should i signal when i cut a center lane to avoid obstructions like parked car
No, you don’t have to as long as the car is not moving you don’t have to put the signal!
What should be my maximum speed limit when driving for road test
For your road test, always adhere to the posted speed limits.
For example, if the speed limit is 50 km within a 10% You will be not penalized
Good luck !
Taking my test tomorrow and I’m nervous 😟
Good luck on your test! Remember to take deep breaths, stay positive, and trust in your preparation. You've got this!
Shoulder checks: your looking at the back corner of the car?
Hello,
Great question! When doing a shoulder check, you should be looking over your shoulder to check your blind spot, which is an area not visible in your mirrors. This means you are looking towards the back corner of your car to ensure there are no vehicles, cyclists, or pedestrians in that space before changing lanes or making a turn.
Safe driving!
When you do parallel parking do you use blinker to right or hazards?
When doing parallel parking, it's best to use your right turn signal (blinker) to indicate your intention to pull over to the curb. Using hazards is generally not necessary unless you are stopping in a hazardous situation or obstructing traffic, which shouldn't be the case during parallel parking if done correctly.
I've watched a few of your videos and one thing that jumped at me is that you're not teaching your students how to correctly stop at "STOP" signs. They're stopping right at the sign, when they should stop at the point of maximum visibility which is slightly farther, right to the corner of the intersection.
Thank you for your feedback! You're correct that there are different stopping positions for "STOP" signs. While it's essential to stop at the stop line or sign if marked, if there's no line, drivers should stop where they have the best visibility of oncoming traffic, which is often slightly farther ahead near the corner of the intersection. We'll make sure to emphasize this in future videos.
@@Canadiandrivers Okay, sure. My point was that if you have to make a left here www.google.com/maps/@46.5762381,26.9088148,3a,75y,282.65h,73.94t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1sb20zILZx764HbDraJMjJhA!2e0!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu or here www.google.com/maps/@46.5565388,26.9220503,3a,75y,163.72h,80.34t/data=!3m7!1e1!3m5!1s0t7JgNFUQ0QlxqxbgjSJXQ!2e0!6shttps:%2F%2Fstreetviewpixels-pa.googleapis.com%2Fv1%2Fthumbnail%3Fpanoid%3D0t7JgNFUQ0QlxqxbgjSJXQ%26cb_client%3Dmaps_sv.tactile.gps%26w%3D203%26h%3D100%26yaw%3D331.68597%26pitch%3D0%26thumbfov%3D100!7i16384!8i8192?coh=205409&entry=ttu, you're risking a t-bone if you stop at the sign, in your case if you happen to run into someone doing 70 in a 30 km/h zone because you won't have enough time to react as a learner driver.
Can you please teach me Sir
Yes I can please text me or DM on my instagram 🤞