When I'm around a learner car I always give them extra room; stay a bit further back than usual so they don't feel pressured. Has everyone forgot what it was like to learn?
but the way everything is going, it makes me wonder if everyone is going into a panic... why are there so many aggressive drivers? Is it because of technology (electronics) - smartphones, video games, etc?
It will be 2 years since passing my driving exam. I failed twice because of impatient and ill-prepared drivers (cutting me off, but obviously that was my dangerous fault). Whenever I see a learner I instantly remember back to my struggle, and I do exactly what I would've liked back then; plenty of space and patience.
It's not so much forgetting what it's like to learn as it is that they completely forget what it's like to be a civilised human. This same guy will bump into someone on the street and apologise immediately. Stick him in a metal box on wheels and he becomes feral
Na to be fair I’d do the same as the instructor plus if someone followed me and said get the car and fight bla bla bla I’d smash his head in to teach him a lesson not to do it again so he’d never do it again because 98% of the time the one swearing 🤬 say get the ding car bla bla bla are just shit bags who can’t fight to save there lives
So taxi driver got mad because the instructor didn't let him barge his way into a different lane? Taxi driver doesn't understand you have to yield to people in the lane you're changing into?
@@sharoko1784 that is true. I once gave way to a smart car who was indicating in my lane. There was a Peugeot behind him indicating also however I didn't let him in. The Peugeot driver tapped his horn then further up at the lights can hear them revving their engine behind me with his cheap exhaust. Then had him slowing down speeding up close behind. In the end just indicated last second into my road to frustrate him more 😏. Sadly there's people out there who think it's their priority. To be honest when I'm indicating out a side road onto a main road with very slow moving traffic I do kinda get angry when someone doesn't give me way as they are moving slowly and can see me however I think to myself it's there part of the road which I need to wait for for there to be space or be given way to
Bottom line is, he was in the right hand lane. Before indicating left, you get in to left lane with interior mirror and left wing mirror check then before turning in to left junction interior mirror to make sure no car behind you is close then slow down and repeate same manovure. He didnt do that, he stayed in right lane while coming danergously to a stop in the overtaking right hand lane and failed to check both interior and left mirror then beeped at this man car like a road raged maniac because his own attitude made him think he was not in the fault. If police were around that area, big mistake alongside few points of his license and a £100 fine for driving without due care.
It never ceases to amaze me the number of people that are in such a rush that they get the hump if you don’t let them into your lane and yet they seem to have loads of time to chase after you to argue about it afterwards. Unbelievable!
Absolutely. It's because unprovoked rage has no basis in reason. These wicked people thrive on conflict. One second more, just to give way to another driver is too much to ask. Yet they can stop and fight all day.
Not entirely true. We get sinned against, just as much as we sin, and you are welcome to look at my channel for the evidence. What we've seen here is an unusual, disgusting, unprofessional inability to let a matter drop. It's an arsehole who happens to be a taxi driver; not a taxi driver who is an arsehole. Hopefully, firm disciplinary action will have been taken against him.
Mikethecabbie a fair comment. In fairness to a driver like a cabbie, a multidrop driver, driving instructor, they are in the road all day and you are going to have your bad days where you may lose your temper but be a great driver the rest of the time. On the other hand the guy in this video is probably better off in a different job. And probably is by now lol
Jonathan Brown, with any luck... That's the kind of behaviour that gets the test of us a bad name. If you get the inclination and the odd ten mins to spare, have a look on my channel and you'll see some of the daft and dangerous things that get done TO us..
Taxi driver has a very strange definition of "cutting me up" - he didn't let you into his lane but that's not the same as cutting you up, it's just payback for not letting him pull out around the other taxi.
The instructor was dead right to call the police. The moment that taxi went out of his way to follow him up a side street, that's a police matter right there.
I've been driving now for 42 years and my absolute biggest peeve is people who get antsy with learner drivers (That, and those who throw litter out of their car windows =P ). 42 years and I STILL remember how utterly nerve wracking it was to learn to drive. Take into account how cars, roads, rules, and society has changed over those 42 years and, in my opinion, ANYONE with the guts to learn to drive nowadays should be issued a medal along with their licence. As for Instructors, (yes, I used a capital I, as you should when naming something important!) you guys are among the most highly under-rated professions on the planet. I mean think about it. You take ordinary everyday people, often those just out of childhood, and teach them to safely operate one of the worlds most deadly pieces of machinery in less time and at less cost than it takes to train the pilot of a commercial airliner! My hat has always been, and will always be off to both you, the Instructor, and the Students under your care.
I beat you by 3 years (:-)), and agree with you 100%. There was an L-plate incident in front of me a couple of days ago. The student tried a dangerous overtake of a stationary bus at a stop. I suspect that the instructor used the dual controls to put that manoeuvre to an abrupt end. Meanwhile, I had stayed put having already determined that passing the bus was dodgy. Crisis averted, time lost about 30 seconds. Instructor gave me a cheery wave. That's how it's done.
I've only been driving with my full license for 7 years so far but i still remember the first few days of driving on my learner licence and the incidents that occurred during that time. I hold back for learners in all vehicles as it's not just the right thing to do but polite as well. Learner lorries might not see you due to their massive blind spots and learner motorcyclists are extremely vulnerable and may swerve out to avoid anything that might cause them to lose control like a drain or a pothole. I wish the red L didn't have the stigma around it like it has.
Thankyou Sir ,your great comment has just given me loads of confidence XXX I am learning,I see awful driving all the time,I grit my teeth remain calm trust in my Instructor and myself and the good defensive, responsible and courteous drivers XXX safe and happy driving :-)
When someone blows their horn at you, look confused at them then wave enthusiastically with a big smile as if you have just recognised them and they are a great friend.
Brilliant idea. Nothing to do with what happened in the video but I do that when on a bus. Wave to a random stranger so they're wondering who was that all day 😁
Try to differentiate between private hire and taxi drivers. Anybody can arrive from far away country, get 12 minth driving licence equalised temporarily and drive in UK private hire without much of a language/ local knowledge/ Highway code / other minimum required. Sat nav and off you go😅
The problem is that peoples driving nowadays is so aggressive, They see something is about to happen in front of them, they have time to slow down but choose to speed up and make the case worse and honk there horns. I see many dash cam videos on the net that shows this. People just want to cause trouble.People just don't anticipate things.The taxi driver was just out looking for trouble. He could have carried on with the journey but chose to turn around and find the instructor.Propbs to the instructor for keeping calm (ish)
The thing is they do anticipate it. They anticipate that the other car might need to pull into their lane so they close the gap to stop them rather than just being cool and letting them merge.
This is spot on m8, I keep saying it, I keep searching the internet for it, but it's almost like we know these people exist, but they never get mentioned in anything other than dashcam videos. The media only ever mentions speeding or aggressive drivers, or those messing about on their phones, but never those who go out of their way to actively seek out trouble in otherwise trouble free situations. I call them "passive-aggressive drivers", they're not openly aggressive, but they drive about looking for trouble, a big one is when they speed up in response to someone pulling out a safe distance in front, instead of simply remaining at a constant speed, it's as if they've got to prove they are superior by making others look bad when they've actually done nothing wrong. As for this video, the Taxi driver had an attitude on him, saw the L plates and immediately assumed superiority.
As a motorcyclist, I find this behavior intriguing. It is almost as if cars have become such a good protective shell that people don't seem to mind if it ends in a prang. For me that would mean I am on the floor and hurt.
dmail It is certainly strange how such a trifling incident could make another driver waste so much time and effort trying to make a point. It has always been my belief that some people are just psychologically unsuitable to be allowed a driving licence considering the harm they could do.
dmail love him or hate him, I remember Jeremy Clarkson saying the best safety item to install on a car would be a large spike coming out from the steering wheel. Joking aside, it refers to what your saying about a protective shell. I wonder if dashcams play a part on occasion too. It gives the owner a mistaken sense that if they speed up to engineer an incident such as a car pulling out the dashcam will be evidence in their favour.
The driving instructor in the Video is currently my instructor, he is really good with myself and we have been in situations like this (without being followed) and always keeps a cool head and deals with the situation in the right manner, this ultimately keeps me doing my driving lessons as he gives me lots of confidence after situations such as this happen!
Whenever I'm behind a learner, I always give them more room because i remember what it's like being a learner and how pressured you feel with people behind you
Yip, Its daunting being a learner and how others behaved around me gave me valuable insight. I always hold back a few car lengths so I'm not pressuring them.
I noticed as a new instructor many years ago that many drivers behave worse when they see L plates, especially crazy overtakes. My car is not sign written so I take off the L plates when I am not teaching for a quiet life.
As you are actually required to : 'L plates' should be removed or covered up when the vehicle is not being used for tuition , except when proceeding from one lesson to another and the journey is short in duration or distance .
Craig Seifert Yes! People are in a hurry, they want to pass, they will cut you off and everything. But then they will track you down and waste 20 minutes to argue with you to explain what a bad driver you are. If you are in such a hurry, just go already why all this time wasting?
Yes, Learner cars are discriminated against, 100%. I passed nearly 6 months ago now so fairly recently. When learning cars engage in dangerous manoeuvres in order to get past and not be behind a learner. They also beep their horn more often, drive too closely etc. That is discrimination. Having passed and removed P plates, cars are safer, don’t engage in dangerous manoeuvres. However, if I was still at the same driving ability that I am at now but in a learner car they would still do this. It is definitely discrimination!
Katie Sibley The only advice I could give to newly passed drivers is to buy a dashcam and NEVER put P plates on your car! I agree it is discrimination but the problem is L plates are mandatory
Where I live in Southwest Michigan, it seems learner cars are respected and given space (at least from my experience). I'm surprised because there's a lot of bad drivers here lol.
Gun_man 123 yes I have a dash cam and I took my P plates off very quickly because other cars were still driving dangerously. I don’t know the solution to L drivers because yes L plates are mandatory and they always will be (rightly so)!
Agree completely. When I first passed I used P plates and the difference between using them and taking them off was outstanding. I really think undercover traffic police should occasionally them; just imagine the amount if revenue they'd generate if they did!
When I learnt back in 1996/1997, It was very different, people were more courteous and patient back then. I can't put my finger on what has changed, but i'm fairly sure that the ability to buy cars on lease/pcp has something to do with it. Nobody gives a damn about a car they don't actually own.............
Everyone involved was in too much of a rush. The taxi shouldn't have closed the door on the instructor trying to get over first, then the instructor shouldn't have closed the door on the taxi trying to get over, and neither of them should have been back and forth in the lanes trying to get around other cars and dodging the parked cars too. Everyone needs to just relax and take their time getting to where they're going. Obviously once the instructor turned, the taxi driver should have just let it go and gone about his day.
Classic, instead of listening to the point that driving instructor is making, and explains the situation.... Taxi driver knows for fact hes in wrong and so he proceeds talking crap over the other guy. Its all good until you roadrage with someone who gives even less shit than you!
its a shame driving instructors and learners bare the brunt of someone eases bad day i think the driving instructor handled the situation in a cool calm manner , hats off to the man
Car ”indentity" is very real....I understand when you said people can discriminate against driving instructors. I am 69 and have a 20 year old Toyota MR2. She is kept I pristine condition and really looks the part! I cannot count the number of times I have been waiting at red lights next to another vehicle, and I sense the growing angst to "beat me " from the light when they change. They bolt away like a bullet just to get ahead! As a member of the Advanced Institute of Motorists I value my license and my life and am quite happy for these cracked pots to play their little games and I draw away at a comfortable pace watching black smoke billow from their exhaust! The most satisfying event being a time when this happened, and directly behind one of these characters was an unmarked police car ......Which promptly put on the blues and twos and pulled him over just down the road!! .....I couldn't help but smile as I drove calmly past!......joy!
He's beeping you cos he hasn't done his mirrors and blind spot checks so he thinks you've just cut him up; taxi drivers think they own the roads just cos it's their job!
Last time I got a taxi I nearly died. He was going 45 in a 30, beeped at people every 15 seconds and constantly slammed on in every red light. Fucking nightmare
he actually called 999????????????? Just because a idiot in a taxi was following and trying to talk to him? No wonder the police cant turn up to real crimes with people wasting their time on stuff like this. I could understand if the taxi driver started hitting his car or stopping him from driving off, but he was following in a perfectly safe manner. What happened, why does the video not show how this was resolved?
During one of my driving lessons, I had an experience like this with a van driver. I was going round a mini roundabout, travelling slow enough to get round safely. Meanwhile, a van behind me was wanting to travel straight on and clearly was annoyed at the speed I was going and started beeping his horn, it’s complete ignorance and impatience!
Aren't you aware that van drivers have a license to exceed the speed limit when going between jobs and it's against the law to prevent their progress? It's in the Highway Code.
Collins LFC You sure about that? Van speed limits are lower than that of a car to ensure safety as they are designed to carry heavier loads so it would be very dangerous to allow such license. I believe the only exception is with car-derived vans...
That would not be a incident in London. In London probably over 1000 road rage incidents a day much worse than that, often involving assault and criminal damage to vehicles
Kenneth Ngai I think most do, I took a taxi with my new born baby, and the driver was so annoying too busy involving himself in my conversation with my partner, ended up running a red light and had to break sharply as he nearly crashed into a car infront of us. The space between the taxi and car in front was not even big enough for any one to walk through
Most of them are arseholes they constantly speed and even if your doing the speed limit will usually try to overtake you. so long as its safe i usually put my foot down when they try this and they soon back off as their diesel estates have no chance against a proper car.
Delta taxis interview questions ? 1. Do you take drugs 2. Have you a criminal record 3. Do you drive off when you hit other cars 4. Do you drive wildly, taking care to give no regard for others 5. Have you been banned 6. Courier experience !!!! Start tonight x
I think any driver that follows another to cause an argument needs to be taken off the road point blank! You cannot behave like that in any way shape or form! It’s just damn dangerous and wrong
I had a fabulous driving instructor and one of the many things he taught me was to never forget you will always be learning , you never know it all . As a former Taxi driver of 30 years i considered my self a professional driver set my standards high and strove to maintain that philosophy always . People have so very little patience and tend not to think ahead it is almost as if there is a bubble that extends about 10 to 20 feet around their vehicle and untill something enters that bubble they don't see it .
Funnily/spookily enough, I have also had encounters with that taxi (possibly driver). Using their phone while driving, incorrect positioning/aggressive driving etc, and they also followed me. I’m normally driving alone, and have my dashcam, but as a solo woman, it’s scary when they get confrontational.
There was a brilliant martial arts club, Jimmy Chans, when I lived there. Helped me deal with cycling around Toxteth at 3am when I had 2 jobs and lived in L7 lol
Just watched this. Aren’t both of them partly to blame. What do you expect from a taxi driver but to manoeuvre as they signal. I live in London where this is the norm. The L driver stops to engage when followed. Why bother let the taxi driver go and do not stop to to talk to them. Drive round let them follow you, it is them that are wasting petrol. I always aim for a police station is followed, this soon puts pay to road rage. I’ve learnt let idiots go, my car is way too precious to be marked or dented due to my or someone else’s temper.
I am a retired driving instructor and this show typical behaviour of many taxi drivers. I wonder what ,if any, qualifications (other passing his driving test )he has. To become an approved driving instructor you have to pass numerous tests and you must submit for re-examination every few years to keep your teaching licence.
I hate it when a n** gives the "I indicated" line. Just because you indicate does NOT give you the right of way. It's called an indicator for a reason, not a "I'm doing this now, I have the right of way light"... Also, do people forget how it was like to learn to drive?! Whenever I'm near a learner car, I expect there to be a learner driving the car, meaning I give them the benefit of the doubt, give adequate space and accept that the car will fully obey the rules of the road, stop for ambers and not move into a junction when there's nowhere to go. The taxi driver in this instance was completely in the wrong and taking offence over the fact that the L car managed to keep going when they didn't. You can even clearly see that even if there was the space to move infront of the instructor, they wouldn't have been able to move anyway due to fact of how close they had stopped to the vehicle infront of them! I definitely do believe that Learner vehicles are discriminated against be many road users, usually by so called "professional" drivers most of all.
I do feel there is some discrimination towards learner drivers. Whilst I was learning with Barry (one of your instructors) last year, it seemed that everyone just had the urge to overtake when they didn't need to. For example, I had people overtaking me whilst I was doing the speed limit, just to get in front. Also, when I took off from lights faster than other vehicles at lights, they would get really cocky and speed, so not to be embarrassed by being beaten by a learner driver. I must say, the same goes to people who own older vehicles, even though the driver is more than competent and there car having a good enough engine. People always seem to have the urge to want to be faster and in front of them. If these drivers (e.g. myself) goes from owning an older car to a newer one, they will find themselves being overtook less, even though they are acting the same as when they were in the older vehicle. The newer vehicle may have the same size engine as the older one, e.g. my car, and people will be less inclined to overtake and be cocky, just to make themselves seem better. It's seems to be that the appearance of the vehicle, will dictate whether people want to overtake and/or be cocky :)
Why didn't he let the taxi driver turn left? It's obvious the Merc was stopped in the left lane and the instructor even began to manoeuvre to the right lane himself. Then changed his mind and was discourteous to the taxi driver as he was clearly indicating. What followed is unacceptable, but people will hold instructors to a higher regard. The sound is muted up to the point of instructor changing his mind, so we cannot tell if he was indicating himself. I'm sure he was, and changing his mind exacerbated the situation, confusing people. That's bad driving, but is conveniently hidden.
I think learner drivers are unfairly treated but the word ‘discrimination’ seems a bit too strong in this situation, especially considering it’s social relevance.
The thing I've learned about ragers is that there is simply _zero_ point in engaging with them. At all. It's not like they're going to listen to a voice of reason, come to their senses, and admit they were in the wrong. They are the total opposite of "reasonable" in that moment and they are just going to argue and shout at you until they are blue in the face, and they will double down on it if challenged. This is true of almost 100% of encounters with ragers. So all you do by engaging with them is ruin your own day as well.
God, I hate it when people vocally slag off people's jobs and contribute to making other people believe the same. Not everybody can be a high flyer such as a doctor or a lawyer or a business owner etc. Most jobs are pretty low on the social scale. Damn our society for conditioning us all to look down our noses at people in 'low' jobs who are willing to get up and go to work. Yet if we didn't have street cleaners and taxi drivers, people would then be moaning about having to wade through rubbish on the pavement and having less travel options! Your comment is partly why I wish that Communism would work so we might have less '1 upness.'
When I was learning there always, from my experience, courtesy and understanding shown cars with L markings: this was in '79/'8! What I see now on yours and other channels is astounding 😮 Thanks again
Am I missing something here? Driving instructor driving while talking on phone - not illegal but highly discouraged, then gets involved in a verbal confrontation that could have been easily avoided. I really hope he doesn't pass those traits on to any of his students, there are enough aggressive arseholes on the road already.
No driving instructor deserves any kind of abuse especially off a taxi driver who are supposed to be professionals in their field. That taxi driver should lose both his taxi license and drivers license
yup i agree . could have been avoided if the instructor had noticed the indicator and yielded . would have took mabe a second off his journey time if that .
@@slcontent9465 What lol? The instructor had complete right of way. The merging car must yield to any vehicle in the lane they're merging into, if they let you in, great! But under no obligation do they have to. The only "mistake" here was engaging with the taxi driver once stopped. I'd have put up my windows, locked the doors and driven off. If followed, drive to the nearest police station.
@@slcontent9465 Using your indicators doesn't give you priority, if someone on the opposite side of the road indicates to my side of the road, that doesn't mean I have to stop to let them cross my lane, in fact, doing so would be dangerous.
Oh..I'd 'just let him in...But it was unsafe because the van was at an oblique angle.. Pathetic yes. Communicating with knob heads isn't gonna do you a favour.
I wonder if this is why most learner cars seem to use L plates only rather than the big learner pyramid L on the roof, I noticed AA, Red and BSM have stopped using these, is it because the learner stood out too easily? Or is it simply a design change? Thanks
I’m making this comment on 30 Sep 2019. I have just checked on the DVLA website and it shows that the silver Vauxhall Astra should have had an MOT on the 10th November 2018. So at the moment that Astra has been in use without an MOT for more than ten months. If anyone in that area spots the car and it is still being used as a taxi, note the number on his white plate and maybe speak to the taxi licensing authority ?
He was indicating to get in, personally I would have let him and got on with it, bit of road courtesy and all that, can't be bothered with road rage I'm to much of an angry driver as it is without getting into stuff like that.
Sadly this is all too common and yes Driving instructors are picked on. Taxis often think they are "professional drivers" and therefore are perfect when they are far from it. There was no need for what he did there, some people need to know when to let somethign drop and move on. The only good thing is that there was no pupil onboard at the time as I am sure they would have been more worried and troubled by it.
Being a learner driver I have had first hand experience of being discriminated against while on the road. Usually other drivers are understanding, but there are a few outliers that are impatient, impulsive and almost always break the road rules.
Something I had wondered when I learnt to drive and now that my gf is learning I ask the same should we get rid of L plates. Driving in a car with L plates on is less safe than one without. The number of dangerous passes increases even with the same driving and the number of people who beep etc is far higher if you have L plates.
Don't worry dxelson, i'm from the UK (and live quite near to Liverpool) and even i struggled to understand the heavy scouse/Liverpool accent's from both guys in the video.
Do you have a video on emergency vehicles behind you when you are stuck in traffic? What to do if you are at the front of the queue because I see people going through the red to allow passage.
When I'm around a learner car I always give them extra room; stay a bit further back than usual so they don't feel pressured. Has everyone forgot what it was like to learn?
Same here. I'm glad there's some good drivers.
but the way everything is going, it makes me wonder if everyone is going into a panic... why are there so many aggressive drivers? Is it because of technology (electronics) - smartphones, video games, etc?
It will be 2 years since passing my driving exam. I failed twice because of impatient and ill-prepared drivers (cutting me off, but obviously that was my dangerous fault). Whenever I see a learner I instantly remember back to my struggle, and I do exactly what I would've liked back then; plenty of space and patience.
Flat Mars Society I'm the same, especially given I was a fairly nervous driver.
It's not so much forgetting what it's like to learn as it is that they completely forget what it's like to be a civilised human. This same guy will bump into someone on the street and apologise immediately. Stick him in a metal box on wheels and he becomes feral
I love when scousers argue 😂more angry they get the higher their pitch goes
Ey, gerrrout me face lad!
@@jj-or2jn fck off lad
He's a wool not scouser
Hey! Are you startin’? 😂👍🏻
I think it's the self-tightening trousers....
The driving instructor's biggest mistake was stopping to engage with the other driver. Never stop for someone who is raging on you.
That's actually very good advice.
he was avoiding him. the cab followed him.
Especially if your a shit bag
Na to be fair I’d do the same as the instructor plus if someone followed me and said get the car and fight bla bla bla I’d smash his head in to teach him a lesson not to do it again so he’d never do it again because 98% of the time the one swearing 🤬 say get the ding car bla bla bla are just shit bags who can’t fight to save there lives
Don't tell him Pike. ))))) Don't make things easy with these characters, don't even make eye contact. But ideally have y Dash Cam running.
So taxi driver got mad because the instructor didn't let him barge his way into a different lane? Taxi driver doesn't understand you have to yield to people in the lane you're changing into?
He believes as many people do being behind a learner car puts them at a detriment. They think learner cars need to submit to everyone around them .
I detest so much that answer from people, ' But I indicated!'. That gives you no right to move into someone's path when it is not safe.
What is worse is when you indicate to move into a gap and the driver speeds up to close the gap
I think people have forgotten that your indicator is to show others what you intend to do and its not a right of way
@@sharoko1784 that is true. I once gave way to a smart car who was indicating in my lane. There was a Peugeot behind him indicating also however I didn't let him in. The Peugeot driver tapped his horn then further up at the lights can hear them revving their engine behind me with his cheap exhaust. Then had him slowing down speeding up close behind. In the end just indicated last second into my road to frustrate him more 😏. Sadly there's people out there who think it's their priority. To be honest when I'm indicating out a side road onto a main road with very slow moving traffic I do kinda get angry when someone doesn't give me way as they are moving slowly and can see me however I think to myself it's there part of the road which I need to wait for for there to be space or be given way to
Bottom line is, he was in the right hand lane. Before indicating left, you get in to left lane with interior mirror and left wing mirror check then before turning in to left junction interior mirror to make sure no car behind you is close then slow down and repeate same manovure. He didnt do that, he stayed in right lane while coming danergously to a stop in the overtaking right hand lane and failed to check both interior and left mirror then beeped at this man car like a road raged maniac because his own attitude made him think he was not in the fault. If police were around that area, big mistake alongside few points of his license and a £100 fine for driving without due care.
@@sharoko1784 very true!
It never ceases to amaze me the number of people that are in such a rush that they get the hump if you don’t let them into your lane and yet they seem to have loads of time to chase after you to argue about it afterwards. Unbelievable!
Absolutely. It's because unprovoked rage has no basis in reason. These wicked people thrive on conflict. One second more, just to give way to another driver is too much to ask. Yet they can stop and fight all day.
It's the Red Mist issue. Soon as someone on the road hasn't exactly done what you have expected them to do, then it's common sense out the window.
Taxi drivers are the worst drivers around
Ubers don't know the territory so much....No excuse for Salford Taxis though...Constantly switching lanes they should know by heart!
Not entirely true. We get sinned against, just as much as we sin, and you are welcome to look at my channel for the evidence. What we've seen here is an unusual, disgusting, unprofessional inability to let a matter drop. It's an arsehole who happens to be a taxi driver; not a taxi driver who is an arsehole. Hopefully, firm disciplinary action will have been taken against him.
im pretty good :)
Mikethecabbie a fair comment. In fairness to a driver like a cabbie, a multidrop driver, driving instructor, they are in the road all day and you are going to have your bad days where you may lose your temper but be a great driver the rest of the time. On the other hand the guy in this video is probably better off in a different job. And probably is by now lol
Jonathan Brown, with any luck... That's the kind of behaviour that gets the test of us a bad name. If you get the inclination and the odd ten mins to spare, have a look on my channel and you'll see some of the daft and dangerous things that get done TO us..
It baffles me why people don't give learners more space and patience, we all had to do it at some point.
Taxi driver has a very strange definition of "cutting me up" - he didn't let you into his lane but that's not the same as cutting you up, it's just payback for not letting him pull out around the other taxi.
The vehicle was not a taxi.
Exactly, but pay back is not a good way to drive.
What other taxi ? Not all Mercedes are Stuttgart taxis , even if they are given that nickname .
The instructor was dead right to call the police. The moment that taxi went out of his way to follow him up a side street, that's a police matter right there.
Indeed. Creepy behaviour. Needs his hard drive checking.
Drink a shot everytime he says "do you know what I mean!?"
We'll be very drunk lol
You know what I mean?
What a great way to trash your liver xD
I’d be beveid then lol 😂😂
In dead 💀
The scouse accent is just perfect for these situations 👌🏻 "dead hard" 😂
dead rrr'd
Yeah reminds me of the Ronnie Pickering video
it is actually very thick and difficult to understand ; much of the time he was completely incomprehensible .
I've been driving now for 42 years and my absolute biggest peeve is people who get antsy with learner drivers (That, and those who throw litter out of their car windows =P ). 42 years and I STILL remember how utterly nerve wracking it was to learn to drive. Take into account how cars, roads, rules, and society has changed over those 42 years and, in my opinion, ANYONE with the guts to learn to drive nowadays should be issued a medal along with their licence. As for Instructors, (yes, I used a capital I, as you should when naming something important!) you guys are among the most highly under-rated professions on the planet. I mean think about it. You take ordinary everyday people, often those just out of childhood, and teach them to safely operate one of the worlds most deadly pieces of machinery in less time and at less cost than it takes to train the pilot of a commercial airliner! My hat has always been, and will always be off to both you, the Instructor, and the Students under your care.
I beat you by 3 years (:-)), and agree with you 100%. There was an L-plate incident in front of me a couple of days ago. The student tried a dangerous overtake of a stationary bus at a stop. I suspect that the instructor used the dual controls to put that manoeuvre to an abrupt end. Meanwhile, I had stayed put having already determined that passing the bus was dodgy. Crisis averted, time lost about 30 seconds. Instructor gave me a cheery wave. That's how it's done.
I've only been driving with my full license for 7 years so far but i still remember the first few days of driving on my learner licence and the incidents that occurred during that time. I hold back for learners in all vehicles as it's not just the right thing to do but polite as well.
Learner lorries might not see you due to their massive blind spots and learner motorcyclists are extremely vulnerable and may swerve out to avoid anything that might cause them to lose control like a drain or a pothole. I wish the red L didn't have the stigma around it like it has.
Thankyou Sir ,your great comment has just given me loads of confidence XXX I am learning,I see awful driving all the time,I grit my teeth remain calm trust in my Instructor and myself and the good defensive, responsible and courteous drivers XXX safe and happy driving :-)
When someone blows their horn at you, look confused at them then wave enthusiastically with a big smile as if you have just recognised them and they are a great friend.
I like this idea 😂
Brilliant idea.
Nothing to do with what happened in the video but I do that when on a bus.
Wave to a random stranger so they're wondering who was that all day 😁
It's a great idea, but some people are so blasted angry, even that would provoke them more.
@@josephofaolain1192 yer I know😈
Try to differentiate between private hire and taxi drivers. Anybody can arrive from far away country, get 12 minth driving licence equalised temporarily and drive in UK private hire without much of a language/ local knowledge/ Highway code / other minimum required. Sat nav and off you go😅
The problem is that peoples driving nowadays is so aggressive, They see something is about to happen in front of them, they have time to slow down but choose to speed up and make the case worse and honk there horns. I see many dash cam videos on the net that shows this. People just want to cause trouble.People just don't anticipate things.The taxi driver was just out looking for trouble. He could have carried on with the journey but chose to turn around and find the instructor.Propbs to the instructor for keeping calm (ish)
The thing is they do anticipate it. They anticipate that the other car might need to pull into their lane so they close the gap to stop them rather than just being cool and letting them merge.
This is spot on m8, I keep saying it, I keep searching the internet for it, but it's almost like we know these people exist, but they never get mentioned in anything other than dashcam videos. The media only ever mentions speeding or aggressive drivers, or those messing about on their phones, but never those who go out of their way to actively seek out trouble in otherwise trouble free situations.
I call them "passive-aggressive drivers", they're not openly aggressive, but they drive about looking for trouble, a big one is when they speed up in response to someone pulling out a safe distance in front, instead of simply remaining at a constant speed, it's as if they've got to prove they are superior by making others look bad when they've actually done nothing wrong.
As for this video, the Taxi driver had an attitude on him, saw the L plates and immediately assumed superiority.
As a motorcyclist, I find this behavior intriguing. It is almost as if cars have become such a good protective shell that people don't seem to mind if it ends in a prang. For me that would mean I am on the floor and hurt.
dmail
It is certainly strange how such a trifling incident could make another driver waste so much time and effort trying to make a point.
It has always been my belief that some people are just psychologically unsuitable to be allowed a driving licence considering the harm they could do.
dmail love him or hate him, I remember Jeremy Clarkson saying the best safety item to install on a car would be a large spike coming out from the steering wheel. Joking aside, it refers to what your saying about a protective shell.
I wonder if dashcams play a part on occasion too. It gives the owner a mistaken sense that if they speed up to engineer an incident such as a car pulling out the dashcam will be evidence in their favour.
Bloody hell a taxi driver that speaks English
just about English :)
Yes thats odd in rotherham it would b kiddie fiddler cabs
Haha I was about to say Scouse isn't quite English but looks like i've been beaten to it :)
Philip Madhatter no, Liverpool is Ireland not England 😆
Redblade Liverpool is in Ireland really 😄
The driving instructor in the Video is currently my instructor, he is really good with myself and we have been in situations like this (without being followed) and always keeps a cool head and deals with the situation in the right manner, this ultimately keeps me doing my driving lessons as he gives me lots of confidence after situations such as this happen!
LFC FTW
He done everything right but don’t forget you can’t educate an idiot. I would have avoided any communication with him as he is a moron
Notice that he shows not the face of the Taxi driver ?
Whats his name cus it sounds so familiar
@@chefmart3403 I would have pissed myself if he Replied Ronnie Pickering
Whenever I'm behind a learner, I always give them more room because i remember what it's like being a learner and how pressured you feel with people behind you
Yip, Its daunting being a learner and how others behaved around me gave me valuable insight.
I always hold back a few car lengths so I'm not pressuring them.
Has anyone ever seen a minicab driver indicate answers on a postage stamp
As soon as I heard both drivers all I could think about was Harry Enfields Scousers "Calm down, calm down" LOL
Gaz, Baz and Tez...
Alright, calm down dickhead!
Both lot are idiots
Eh eh eh
I noticed as a new instructor many years ago that many drivers behave worse when they see L plates, especially crazy overtakes. My car is not sign written so I take off the L plates when I am not teaching for a quiet life.
As you are actually required to : 'L plates' should be removed or covered up when the vehicle is not being used for tuition , except when proceeding from one lesson to another and the journey is short in duration or distance .
Wow the conviction to detour and track down like that. Regardless of incident that’s some pent up issue.
Craig Seifert Yes! People are in a hurry, they want to pass, they will cut you off and everything. But then they will track you down and waste 20 minutes to argue with you to explain what a bad driver you are. If you are in such a hurry, just go already why all this time wasting?
Should never have stopped to engage with him . Good to have informed police though .
The real question is, "Does she know what he means?"
Yes, Learner cars are discriminated against, 100%. I passed nearly 6 months ago now so fairly recently. When learning cars engage in dangerous manoeuvres in order to get past and not be behind a learner. They also beep their horn more often, drive too closely etc. That is discrimination. Having passed and removed P plates, cars are safer, don’t engage in dangerous manoeuvres. However, if I was still at the same driving ability that I am at now but in a learner car they would still do this. It is definitely discrimination!
Katie Sibley The only advice I could give to newly passed drivers is to buy a dashcam and NEVER put P plates on your car! I agree it is discrimination but the problem is L plates are mandatory
Where I live in Southwest Michigan, it seems learner cars are respected and given space (at least from my experience). I'm surprised because there's a lot of bad drivers here lol.
Gun_man 123 yes I have a dash cam and I took my P plates off very quickly because other cars were still driving dangerously. I don’t know the solution to L drivers because yes L plates are mandatory and they always will be (rightly so)!
Agree completely. When I first passed I used P plates and the difference between using them and taking them off was outstanding. I really think undercover traffic police should occasionally them; just imagine the amount if revenue they'd generate if they did!
When I learnt back in 1996/1997, It was very different, people were more courteous and patient back then.
I can't put my finger on what has changed, but i'm fairly sure that the ability to buy cars on lease/pcp has something to do with it. Nobody gives a damn about a car they don't actually own.............
Everyone involved was in too much of a rush. The taxi shouldn't have closed the door on the instructor trying to get over first, then the instructor shouldn't have closed the door on the taxi trying to get over, and neither of them should have been back and forth in the lanes trying to get around other cars and dodging the parked cars too.
Everyone needs to just relax and take their time getting to where they're going.
Obviously once the instructor turned, the taxi driver should have just let it go and gone about his day.
So pathetic, luckily it was an experienced instructor behind the wheel and not a learner as this could easily put someone off from driving!
"Never argue with an idiot. They will drag you down to their level and beat you with experience"
Classic, instead of listening to the point that driving instructor is making, and explains the situation.... Taxi driver knows for fact hes in wrong and so he proceeds talking crap over the other guy.
Its all good until you roadrage with someone who gives even less shit than you!
You'd think a taxi driver would want to get to the next job and earn money.
its a shame driving instructors and learners bare the brunt of someone eases bad day i think the driving instructor handled the situation in a cool calm manner , hats off to the man
You wouldn't have tolerated none of that would you lol
i wouldnt get out the car if asked to but if they get out then i do , i have done before
That's wise decision not getting out first. I have no doubt you would have put this 'taxi twat' in his place though. 😂
Good timing you just uploaded too. See u there
Must have watched a different video.. 😳
Why does he keep saying he's stuck in traffic when he clearly isn't?
I always tell people “remember when YOU were a learner driver?” And it usually settles any unfair feelings they have.
Car ”indentity" is very real....I understand when you said people can discriminate against driving instructors. I am 69 and have a 20 year old Toyota MR2. She is kept I pristine condition and really looks the part! I cannot count the number of times I have been waiting at red lights next to another vehicle, and I sense the growing angst to "beat me " from the light when they change. They bolt away like a bullet just to get ahead! As a member of the Advanced Institute of Motorists I value my license and my life and am quite happy for these cracked pots to play their little games and I draw away at a comfortable pace watching black smoke billow from their exhaust!
The most satisfying event being a time when this happened, and directly behind one of these characters was an unmarked police car ......Which promptly put on the blues and twos and pulled him over just down the road!! .....I couldn't help but smile as I drove calmly past!......joy!
The taxi guy was looking for a fight. Should be banned from driving.
Not only should he be banned from driving, but someone should knock the teeth out of that fat mouth of his.
Norbitek25 Yeah and funny enough he never stepped out of his car and made real on the promise haha
He's beeping you cos he hasn't done his mirrors and blind spot checks so he thinks you've just cut him up; taxi drivers think they own the roads just cos it's their job!
Last time I got a taxi I nearly died. He was going 45 in a 30, beeped at people every 15 seconds and constantly slammed on in every red light. Fucking nightmare
You mean dashed nightmare , or something similar .
he actually called 999????????????? Just because a idiot in a taxi was following and trying to talk to him? No wonder the police cant turn up to real crimes with people wasting their time on stuff like this. I could understand if the taxi driver started hitting his car or stopping him from driving off, but he was following in a perfectly safe manner. What happened, why does the video not show how this was resolved?
During one of my driving lessons, I had an experience like this with a van driver. I was going round a mini roundabout, travelling slow enough to get round safely. Meanwhile, a van behind me was wanting to travel straight on and clearly was annoyed at the speed I was going and started beeping his horn, it’s complete ignorance and impatience!
Aren't you aware that van drivers have a license to exceed the speed limit when going between jobs and it's against the law to prevent their progress? It's in the Highway Code.
Collins LFC You sure about that? Van speed limits are lower than that of a car to ensure safety as they are designed to carry heavier loads so it would be very dangerous to allow such license. I believe the only exception is with car-derived vans...
Sorry, I didn't intend my comment to be taken seriously. I was being sarcastic.
Collins LFC Ahhh sorry!! I’m not very good spotting things like that, suppose that’s the sign of a good sarcastic joke though!😂
Haha! That's funny. Oh, and the twat taxi driver is hindering the DPD driver's progress on the backstreet in this clip - criminal!
That would not be a incident in London. In London probably over 1000 road rage incidents a day much worse than that, often involving assault and criminal damage to vehicles
Do taxi drivers in the UK have a reputation of being bad drivers generally?
Kenneth Ngai I think most do, I took a taxi with my new born baby, and the driver was so annoying too busy involving himself in my conversation with my partner, ended up running a red light and had to break sharply as he nearly crashed into a car infront of us. The space between the taxi and car in front was not even big enough for any one to walk through
Most of them are arseholes they constantly speed and even if your doing the speed limit will usually try to overtake you. so long as its safe i usually put my foot down when they try this and they soon back off as their diesel estates have no chance against a proper car.
@@theCinator That makes you equally as bad to do that. You have no right to the the law into your own hands.
@@Seanmcdhuibhne but I enjoy pulling them over and arresting them 🤣
Delta taxis interview questions ?
1. Do you take drugs
2. Have you a criminal record
3. Do you drive off when you hit other cars
4. Do you drive wildly, taking care to give no regard for others
5. Have you been banned
6. Courier experience !!!!
Start tonight x
Delta drivers are pretty bad but then, they do outnumber other private hire drivers by about 10 to 1!
Aren't 1 and 6 pretty much the same question ?
A taxi driver not speaking in a Pakistani accent....WTF is the world coming too?
😂
Could be worse Dapper he might hold a season ticket for Liverpool 😂😂😂😂
Wow! Racist much?
Only Uber drivers are Pakistanis
I don't get why this learner coach gets so angry and if anything makes things worse, just calm down (joke unintended) and move on
I think any driver that follows another to cause an argument needs to be taken off the road point blank! You cannot behave like that in any way shape or form! It’s just damn dangerous and wrong
What I would like to know is why was the driving instructor on the phone to his wife? He should be concentrating on what the pupil is doing.
Well said ***
5:00 I thought they were all speeding for a sec lol XD
You are a very patient person Ashley!! The 'people' you have to deal with would drive me mental!!!
The way people drive around me is totally different depending on whether or not I have my roofbox on the car.
I had a fabulous driving instructor and one of the many things he taught me was to never forget you will always be learning , you never know it all . As a former Taxi driver of 30 years i considered my self a professional driver set my standards high and strove to maintain that philosophy always . People have so very little patience and tend not to think ahead it is almost as if there is a bubble that extends about 10 to 20 feet around their vehicle and untill something enters that bubble they don't see it .
Funnily/spookily enough, I have also had encounters with that taxi (possibly driver).
Using their phone while driving, incorrect positioning/aggressive driving etc, and they also followed me.
I’m normally driving alone, and have my dashcam, but as a solo woman, it’s scary when they get confrontational.
Wow, what a waste of police time
As an ex Liverpool resident this makes me nostalgic for Liverpool in a sick sort of way...
It's a wonderful city, but that accent... well, you just couldn't live there.
There was a brilliant martial arts club, Jimmy Chans, when I lived there. Helped me deal with cycling around Toxteth at 3am when I had 2 jobs and lived in L7 lol
Just watched this. Aren’t both of them partly to blame. What do you expect from a taxi driver but to manoeuvre as they signal. I live in London where this is the norm. The L driver stops to engage when followed. Why bother let the taxi driver go and do not stop to to talk to them. Drive round let them follow you, it is them that are wasting petrol. I always aim for a police station is followed, this soon puts pay to road rage. I’ve learnt let idiots go, my car is way too precious to be marked or dented due to my or someone else’s temper.
In my opinion, he should have just let him turn, don't see the reason not to, instructor was already stopped.
I am a retired driving instructor and this show typical behaviour of many taxi drivers. I wonder what ,if any, qualifications (other passing his driving test )he has. To become an approved driving instructor you have to pass numerous tests and you must submit for re-examination every few years to keep your teaching licence.
I hate it when a n** gives the "I indicated" line. Just because you indicate does NOT give you the right of way. It's called an indicator for a reason, not a "I'm doing this now, I have the right of way light"...
Also, do people forget how it was like to learn to drive?! Whenever I'm near a learner car, I expect there to be a learner driving the car, meaning I give them the benefit of the doubt, give adequate space and accept that the car will fully obey the rules of the road, stop for ambers and not move into a junction when there's nowhere to go.
The taxi driver in this instance was completely in the wrong and taking offence over the fact that the L car managed to keep going when they didn't. You can even clearly see that even if there was the space to move infront of the instructor, they wouldn't have been able to move anyway due to fact of how close they had stopped to the vehicle infront of them! I definitely do believe that Learner vehicles are discriminated against be many road users, usually by so called "professional" drivers most of all.
WTF they rager is not even right, he was in another lane and there was no space to change lanes for him, he didn't have priority so he failed.
I do feel there is some discrimination towards learner drivers. Whilst I was learning with Barry (one of your instructors) last year, it seemed that everyone just had the urge to overtake when they didn't need to. For example, I had people overtaking me whilst I was doing the speed limit, just to get in front. Also, when I took off from lights faster than other vehicles at lights, they would get really cocky and speed, so not to be embarrassed by being beaten by a learner driver. I must say, the same goes to people who own older vehicles, even though the driver is more than competent and there car having a good enough engine. People always seem to have the urge to want to be faster and in front of them. If these drivers (e.g. myself) goes from owning an older car to a newer one, they will find themselves being overtook less, even though they are acting the same as when they were in the older vehicle. The newer vehicle may have the same size engine as the older one, e.g. my car, and people will be less inclined to overtake and be cocky, just to make themselves seem better. It's seems to be that the appearance of the vehicle, will dictate whether people want to overtake and/or be cocky :)
Why didn't he let the taxi driver turn left? It's obvious the Merc was stopped in the left lane and the instructor even began to manoeuvre to the right lane himself. Then changed his mind and was discourteous to the taxi driver as he was clearly indicating. What followed is unacceptable, but people will hold instructors to a higher regard. The sound is muted up to the point of instructor changing his mind, so we cannot tell if he was indicating himself. I'm sure he was, and changing his mind exacerbated the situation, confusing people. That's bad driving, but is conveniently hidden.
The most frightening part about this video is the accents lol 🤣
Yeah real scary I agree
lawful rebellion It’s the scouse accent, it automatically makes you a bad man and a hard lad from birth, it’s just the way things go!
I think learner drivers are unfairly treated but the word ‘discrimination’ seems a bit too strong in this situation, especially considering it’s social relevance.
People need to remember we've all had L plates on sometime in our lives and Show a bit of understanding.
The thing I've learned about ragers is that there is simply _zero_ point in engaging with them. At all. It's not like they're going to listen to a voice of reason, come to their senses, and admit they were in the wrong. They are the total opposite of "reasonable" in that moment and they are just going to argue and shout at you until they are blue in the face, and they will double down on it if challenged. This is true of almost 100% of encounters with ragers. So all you do by engaging with them is ruin your own day as well.
The oasis advert at 3:24 😂. I don't know why that made me laugh
Driving instructors should be allowed by law to widthraw the licence from anyone doing shit like this lol
Classic don’t make me jump out the car as I drive away 😂😂
What language are they speaking?
taxi drivers think they are professionals, in fact they have zero skills not even as drivers, they are one step down from street cleaners.
God, I hate it when people vocally slag off people's jobs and contribute to making other people believe the same. Not everybody can be a high flyer such as a doctor or a lawyer or a business owner etc. Most jobs are pretty low on the social scale. Damn our society for conditioning us all to look down our noses at people in 'low' jobs who are willing to get up and go to work. Yet if we didn't have street cleaners and taxi drivers, people would then be moaning about having to wade through rubbish on the pavement and having less travel options! Your comment is partly why I wish that Communism would work so we might have less '1 upness.'
Speaking as a cyclist, I really like learner drivers. They're slow and careful, and quite simply safer than boy-racers.
Brookside's really gone downhill lately.
Shit up you blurt
When I was learning there always, from my experience, courtesy and understanding shown cars with L markings: this was in '79/'8! What I see now on yours and other channels is astounding 😮 Thanks again
Am I missing something here? Driving instructor driving while talking on phone - not illegal but highly discouraged, then gets involved in a verbal confrontation that could have been easily avoided. I really hope he doesn't pass those traits on to any of his students, there are enough aggressive arseholes on the road already.
No driving instructor deserves any kind of abuse especially off a taxi driver who are supposed to be professionals in their field. That taxi driver should lose both his taxi license and drivers license
Unfortunately "standing your ground" is how incidents and accidents occur. Lift off and continue on.
yup i agree . could have been avoided if the instructor had noticed the indicator and yielded . would have took mabe a second off his journey time if that .
@@slcontent9465 What lol? The instructor had complete right of way. The merging car must yield to any vehicle in the lane they're merging into, if they let you in, great! But under no obligation do they have to.
The only "mistake" here was engaging with the taxi driver once stopped. I'd have put up my windows, locked the doors and driven off. If followed, drive to the nearest police station.
@@slcontent9465 Using your indicators doesn't give you priority, if someone on the opposite side of the road indicates to my side of the road, that doesn't mean I have to stop to let them cross my lane, in fact, doing so would be dangerous.
Many Taxi drivers just behave appallingly as professional drivers. Its time they had stricter tests / licences
Oh..I'd 'just let him in...But it was unsafe because the van was at an oblique angle..
Pathetic yes. Communicating with knob heads isn't gonna do you a favour.
7:56 what's he talking about who the car belongs to?
Theres no point having it out with other drivers (unless its Ronnie Pickering)
Who?
I wonder if this is why most learner cars seem to use L plates only rather than the big learner pyramid L on the roof, I noticed AA, Red and BSM have stopped using these, is it because the learner stood out too easily? Or is it simply a design change? Thanks
angry that you are blocking the road, proceeds to block the road.
Taxi drivers are the worst. I hope uber puts them out of business
Why was the instructor on the phone whilst teaching, he should have stopped the car to speak. His student isa learner so he needs to be alert...
Well said my feelings as well. Both drivers as bad as each other
Can we get subtitles on this please
Andy Beaumont you can literally turn them on
Don't think that instructor should be on the phone - driving or instructing, he is in charge of the vehicle.
glad it was nt ronnie pickering
He would of had you in a bare knuckle fight in seconds pal
I’m making this comment on 30 Sep 2019. I have just checked on the DVLA website and it shows that the silver Vauxhall Astra should have had an MOT on the 10th November 2018.
So at the moment that Astra has been in use without an MOT for more than ten months.
If anyone in that area spots the car and it is still being used as a taxi, note the number on his white plate and maybe speak to the taxi licensing authority ?
He was indicating to get in, personally I would have let him and got on with it, bit of road courtesy and all that, can't be bothered with road rage I'm to much of an angry driver as it is without getting into stuff like that.
HarleyFirestorm well said!
I don’t understand why anyone would give that much energy to such a small incident.
Sadly this is all too common and yes Driving instructors are picked on. Taxis often think they are "professional drivers" and therefore are perfect when they are far from it. There was no need for what he did there, some people need to know when to let somethign drop and move on. The only good thing is that there was no pupil onboard at the time as I am sure they would have been more worried and troubled by it.
Being a learner driver I have had first hand experience of being discriminated against while on the road. Usually other drivers are understanding, but there are a few outliers that are impatient, impulsive and almost always break the road rules.
"Calm down"
"Calm down"
"Calm down"
"Calm down"
"Are you fightin'?"
"Are you askin'?"
"Are you fightin'?"
"Are you askin'?"
"I'm askin'"
"Well then I'm fightin'"
prick
So Ashley would you encourage your students to disregard a cars indicators ?
This is what happens when you let John and ringo drive vehicles
Yeah yeah yeah.
Something I had wondered when I learnt to drive and now that my gf is learning I ask the same should we get rid of L plates. Driving in a car with L plates on is less safe than one without. The number of dangerous passes increases even with the same driving and the number of people who beep etc is far higher if you have L plates.
Those people who drive with care for others give learners more room but those who don't treat learners worse.
Could you please put English subtitles? It is kinda hard to understand for non native speakers thank you!
dxelson perhaps you need a hearing aid.
Gee sorry for being able to speak a second language and not understanding british diaects. Even the automatic subtitle generator cant get it right.
Don't worry dxelson, i'm from the UK (and live quite near to Liverpool) and even i struggled to understand the heavy scouse/Liverpool accent's from both guys in the video.
BlueSummers101 but some people seem to think that the whole world speaks fluent English and it's varients
Is this English? I know the first part was. Sounds Polish.
Do you have a video on emergency vehicles behind you when you are stuck in traffic? What to do if you are at the front of the queue because I see people going through the red to allow passage.
5:55 I love the disclaimer intended for keyboard warriors with brains smaller than their 'F' key.
What drone is used?
Taxi driver is a nob, enough said...
Can someone help me out? What language is the instructor speaking? Im an english speaking canadian and i can't understand the guy.
Welcome to Liverpool even driving instructors and taxi drivers think there gangster
‘You shouldn’t be learning [sic] people how to drive’. This rather shows the intelligence of the taxi driver.