Coach Driving With James Ep.16 - POV Gatwick Airport - Cobham Services (and to the M3)
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- Welcome to Coach Driving With James Ep.16 - POV Gatwick Airport - Cobham Services. and onwards to the M3)
The Cobham section is the POV part, after here it's just a window view in sections to the M3, I cut most of it out due to the fact I had no wireless microphone with me so I've noticed the audio is terrible, sorry about that!
After Gatwick it's all Motorway running but I hope you liked this as something different for now, I'll be keeping up with the diaries as that seems to be popular, hopefully can cover Intercruises work soon
Great video. Always look forward to these
Very good video James, your driving standards are great
Thank you Glen!
A very professional and informative drive. My old boss (who I think until a year or so ago took your driver cpc courses) would be quite impressed I;m sure. Cetrainly a trainer in the making. Enjoyable drive James.
Thank you Robert, CPC courses we've done are by Mr Birch, is that who you mean? He still does them now our last ones were in January
@@james143611 The chap I was thinking of was Alec Horner, I may be mistaken, he used to provide CPC training and also H&S assessments, He often used ot mention Chandlers when we met up.
@@james143611 Ahh, no.. person I am thinking of was a chap named Alec Horner, it would have been a few years back, I may be mistaken but was sure the last time we met for lunch at Whiterow Farm he said he had need at Chandlers. He also used to carry out H&S audits so possibly that was what he had been doing that day.
@@robertgtaylor Ahhh yes when I started driving he had gone but I know the name, yes used to do the CPC's, don't know if he's been here since I haven't heard that he has might might have...
Hi James, been watching your videos for tips! Passed my cat D and CPC today! Keep posting these great videos 😊👍🏽👊🏽
Well done brother!
@@james143611 👍🏽👊🏽😃
Lovely
Great videos. I’ve been offered a job with a local coach company to train up for my category D license. I’m 56 and I’ve been working as a domestic gas engineer for the last 30 or so years. I’m thoroughly fed up with gas heating work and I’m completely unconvinced about heat pumps. Also my knees have had enough. I was thinking at 56 I’m on the scrap heap so I’m excited to be offered a new venture in my 50’s.
Worked in education here in Australia. Closer in age to you, decided had enough of the toxic office, been driving just over 1 year tour guide/driver, living the dream. Wishing you all the best mate, you won't regret it, freedom of the road and being pretty much your own boss, so long as you hit all the points along the way, everyone is happy.
Hi James Im planning to do my pcv test in May was wondering if you got the time / chance to do a part 2 of the coach driving tips thanks
Hi mate I am thinking of becoming bus driver and hope to do coach work so thanks for your videos..best wishes and watch out for the idiots on the road because they multiple every day Darragh from Galway Ireland 🇮🇪
How about night driving bus on the road
My local area, however I only dropped off at Gatwick for the first time the other day! Used to enjoy the Tourismos, much prefer my GT12 now though. Shame you couldn't film going into Gatwick, as we discussed before heathrow could use videos for each terminal!
Yutong seems to have improved over the years from what I've heard, yes could have actually had front cam for last bit but didn't think of that 😂
@james143611 the GT12 is great. Same engine/chassis as your Temsa no?
@@greglewis8817 Thought Yutong was all Cummins but just checked your right, the GT12 is a DAF MX, not far off same bhp as well, coupled with a ZF I bet it's nice!
@@james143611 They're much more refined than the TC9s, which are Cummins powered!
Luke C in hgv by any chance
Trucker Tim
J Wang / motorcoach world USA coach driver and CEO now
Can you clarify what speed limits apply to you, I thought coaches were allowed 70 mph on motorways although I notice that vehicles in excess of 12m are restricted to 60.
50mph on single/duel carriageway with national speed limit
Motorways 60mph
50mph on single carriage way and 60 on motorways / dual carriageways, limiter is set at 62 (100kph) and you'd get and infringement for going over 62, though you get a couple of seconds correction to slow down if it trips over 62 downhill.
It's slightly out anyway if I set cruise at 62 it's actually doing 60
@@james143611You get 30 seconds to correct your speed before a warning “overspeed30” flashes up on the tacho head unit and dash.