Your teaching style is really awesome. Anyway, Can you please make an episode about how to make corrections for the reverse and parallel parking? Also, How one can identify quickly read road names from several names in the list for unknown areas on the highway. Your tips are beneficial. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for the video. It is super cool and I learned a lot. There was one time that a street is covered in bushes and I thought it was someone's carport. Luckily was during the exercise. Anyway, I never drive through a right before left if I am in someone's right. In real life, no one ever push the break to give me priority...ever. Hahaha
Thank you very much for making these videos. Your videos helped me to pass the practical exam. Not to mention, it was very very difficult to pass the practical exam 😉
Sorry for my very late reply. I asked my own students because of your statement and there is really a lot of need for improvement in the support for the theory test for foreign driving students. I am working on a new teaching tool by combining explanatory videos and the theory questions for learning control. It will be a new kind of theory app and an exciting project. Even though you will have your license by the time it's finished I want to thank you for your comment! All the best Dario
Regarding right before left, what if we see a vehicle from the right road coming towards the junction, but which will take long time (say, more than 3 or 5 seconds) to reach the junction. Should we still wait at the junction for the vehicle to cross the junction?
I recently failed because I exited the Autobahn too slowly, I wasn't too familiar with the place, and I slowed a little bit to find the signs. Maybe this could make a good video :)
Hi Cezar, i made i video regarding highway signs, talking about exiting as well. Maybe it might help you. Please check out following video: th-cam.com/video/JDXTjbPIRbo/w-d-xo.html
I failed my first exam because of right before left. I came to an intersection and there was a one way street to my right in which a transporter was standing with warning lights on, loading stuff off from the trunk. I saw this and proceeded to drive by the transporter since he was standing there and the driver wasn't in the car. While passing the intersection, a small motorcycle came out of the one way street and had to break because of me. So i had taken his priority. The thing was, the bike passed the transporter by driving on the sideway and passing it on the right side, so it was hidden behind the transporter up until it drove out on the street. It was a bit annoying to fail because someone else decided to break the rules, but at least I passed on my second attempt :)
I still don't really know what I should have done instead. Maybe the best call would have been to ask the instructor if I should pass before passing the intersection?
I failed with a similar situation where the road was small, dead end road with stone patterns on it. There was also a truck parked near the front and i decided this road has no priority, ignored it totally and failed. I am happy you passed in second attempt. I have a question tho. Should we constantly watch our surroundings, especially junctions from right, at least for a second, even tough we are on the priority road? Because my instructor told me, if you think you have the priority, don't look your right or left, it sends a signal to examiner that you are not sure about rules. This made me some sense in the beginning but also caused me to fail in the exam, as i followed my assumptions and not checked my right.
I have another difficult situation. There is a road in Spandau, on the test route, that is 50kmph but has right before left on it, would you still switch to first, or just slow down enough (30kmph as it is a very clear road) and turn your head to show awareness?
Thanks for cool explanations! Another difficult situation, which always makes me nervous, is turning left or turning around over the tram railway (when there railway is in the middle of the road). Would be cool to see a video about that, though it's a bit too late, my exam is in 2 days 😅 UPD: Of course I had this exact situation on my exam. But I passed!
I'm sorry to hear that, I would have been very happy for you but you can't give up now. Sometimes it takes more than one attempt, you are not alone. I wish you all the best for the next attempt in the new year!
Its right “before” left not “for” sorry for my English
Your teaching style is really awesome. Anyway, Can you please make an episode about how to make corrections for the reverse and parallel parking? Also, How one can identify quickly read road names from several names in the list for unknown areas on the highway. Your tips are beneficial. Thanks in advance.
Thank you for actually explaining this properly i wish i had you as my teacher not the clown i have
I am preparing for my German driving license, this channel is life saver, no proper channel that explains all this in English
Just passed my practical test in the first attempt a couple of days ago. It feels so much more relaxed to watch these videos without the exam stress 😅
Congratulations!🎈🎊🎉 and thanks that you are still passing by!
Can you make a video on parking signs, including where and when to park?
Thank you ,your videos are very helpful am preparing for my test
Really helpful, valuable aninformations.. Simple presentation without wasting time... Thankyou verymuch 🙏
Your way of teaching is easy to remember. Appreciate sir for your efforts.
Thank you for the video. It is super cool and I learned a lot. There was one time that a street is covered in bushes and I thought it was someone's carport. Luckily was during the exercise. Anyway, I never drive through a right before left if I am in someone's right. In real life, no one ever push the break to give me priority...ever. Hahaha
To all people who learn the driving school to this teacher they are so lucky
Really superb information and much needed. Thank you, it’s helpful ❤
Wow your videos are amazing and very helpful thanks
You are the best. Dankeschön!
Hi you help me a lot of tip!! 😊
Where to wait when turning left or right. There are different types of line markings.
Well explained😊
Traffic calming zone
Thank you very much for making these videos. Your videos helped me to pass the practical exam. Not to mention, it was very very difficult to pass the practical exam 😉
Congratulations, thanks for your kind comment. I wish you all the best for your future in Germany!
You are the best. Please make some videos regarding theory test as well :)
Sorry for my very late reply. I asked my own students because of your statement and there is really a lot of need for improvement in the support for the theory test for foreign driving students. I am working on a new teaching tool by combining explanatory videos and the theory questions for learning control. It will be a new kind of theory app and an exciting project. Even though you will have your license by the time it's finished I want to thank you for your comment! All the best Dario
situation with emergency vehicle
Regarding right before left, what if we see a vehicle from the right road coming towards the junction, but which will take long time (say, more than 3 or 5 seconds) to reach the junction. Should we still wait at the junction for the vehicle to cross the junction?
Could you please make with cross road having 3 lanes in the opposite side
Thanks for these videos, really helpful. I have a question, does right before left applies in 50 zone? Or only in 30 zone and industrial areas ?
Can be both
How does it make sense that the one driving on the main road has to stop and wait for the one on the right?
I recently failed because I exited the Autobahn too slowly, I wasn't too familiar with the place, and I slowed a little bit to find the signs. Maybe this could make a good video :)
Hi Cezar, i made i video regarding highway signs, talking about exiting as well. Maybe it might help you. Please check out following video: th-cam.com/video/JDXTjbPIRbo/w-d-xo.html
I failed my first exam because of right before left.
I came to an intersection and there was a one way street to my right in which a transporter was standing with warning lights on, loading stuff off from the trunk. I saw this and proceeded to drive by the transporter since he was standing there and the driver wasn't in the car. While passing the intersection, a small motorcycle came out of the one way street and had to break because of me.
So i had taken his priority.
The thing was, the bike passed the transporter by driving on the sideway and passing it on the right side, so it was hidden behind the transporter up until it drove out on the street.
It was a bit annoying to fail because someone else decided to break the rules, but at least I passed on my second attempt :)
I still don't really know what I should have done instead. Maybe the best call would have been to ask the instructor if I should pass before passing the intersection?
I failed with a similar situation where the road was small, dead end road with stone patterns on it. There was also a truck parked near the front and i decided this road has no priority, ignored it totally and failed. I am happy you passed in second attempt. I have a question tho. Should we constantly watch our surroundings, especially junctions from right, at least for a second, even tough we are on the priority road? Because my instructor told me, if you think you have the priority, don't look your right or left, it sends a signal to examiner that you are not sure about rules. This made me some sense in the beginning but also caused me to fail in the exam, as i followed my assumptions and not checked my right.
I have another difficult situation. There is a road in Spandau, on the test route, that is 50kmph but has right before left on it, would you still switch to first, or just slow down enough (30kmph as it is a very clear road) and turn your head to show awareness?
Thanks for cool explanations!
Another difficult situation, which always makes me nervous, is turning left or turning around over the tram railway (when there railway is in the middle of the road). Would be cool to see a video about that, though it's a bit too late, my exam is in 2 days 😅
UPD: Of course I had this exact situation on my exam. But I passed!
Awesome that you passed it!!! And i am a bit proud that i could help you at least a bit :D Thanks for your recommendation i will put it on my list!
I failed first attempt.😞reason is right before life
I'm sorry to hear that, I would have been very happy for you but you can't give up now. Sometimes it takes more than one attempt, you are not alone. I wish you all the best for the next attempt in the new year!
@@fahrlingo thanks alot