Are Experienced Drivers Better Than New Drivers?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.ย. 2024
- Today's mock test is with Amit, he's an experienced driver and has previously been driving for over 7 years. He's done around 8 hours of driving lessons and has a test booked.
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Just a couple of things to brush up on 😊 He'll be fine with a few more lessons. Cheers Aman!!
Passed my driving test first time. 🎉🎉🎉🎉 Big thanks to this channel & Aman ❤❤❤
Many congratulations stay safe enjoy driving safely 🎉💐🙌
Amit you've got the potential to be a good driver, my tips would be brake before clutch, stop with that revving the gas before moving off and get some professional lessons. Good Luck with your driving.
I think we all agree "experienced" driver from India means nothing right? No. 1 rule driving in India: there's no rule
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Basically for them it doesn't mean nothing "experienced"
@brianuuuSonicReborn it's the same in Thailand. I'm not sure about India but in Thailand it does feel like let let the spirits look after you
Experience does mean something but context it important. Aman has quite a few videos driving in India and appeared to be equally clueless and lost when it came to dealing with situations on Indian roads, the same applies for Indians when they come to the UK, you need time to adjust to different conditions. Simplest analogy I could give you is English cricket pitches are different compared to Indian Pitches, professional players also need time to adjust inspite of playing the sport for a living.
Take for example Savanah who drives very well according to UK standards,wouldn’t survive a day in any Indian metro city.
@@setubane8387 what you said it's pretty much because India have no traffic rules, like what the original poster said
Love all the videos a past 2 years ago now and a must say it’s scary how fast u pick up bad habits so it’s hard two say a think we should all take a refresher course every now and again two keep us at a high level 😊
The one thing I have learned from watching hours of your mock test videos is that the electric hand brake is the most difficult challenge of all.
07:32 going into lane 2 was a brilliant idea, brilliant planning, he overtook the white van and the blue car, there’s no merge arrows on the floor and there are no road signs warning of a merge but lane 1 naturally merges into lane 2, brilliant driving.
You are the coolest instructor ever!!❤❤❤
No doubt 👍
Passed my test today with 4 minors.
All of your videos have been such a great help - thank you!
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It makes me laugh that *every* new driver in that car has to spend the first 30 seconds getting flustered trying to work the handbrake. I suspect Mercedes could do with some feedback on how intuitive their controls are... like maybe try a lever in the middle!
I'm already passed with 3 minor fault still watching...!🤗🤗🤗
Failed for 4 times already i dont know what to do😢
Oh non:( it’s okay
You’ll get it next time, keep practicing
😁👏👏 well done and thank you for watching
@naziaali1714 Don't panic drive like no one is with you.
I just passed with 3 minors, thanks for your help in the videos!
interesting question i believe they are less frighten. than new drivers. which makes them better drivers.
I’m looking foreward to it ❤
You'd expect/hope the 'experienced' driver would be better. But as we've seen with a slew of these guys, it obviously makes a huge difference were they've gotten their experience, so obviously not in these cases.
@jfergs.3302 more time to develop poor habits plus he doesn't have the same basic standards as a British driver would have if they learned here
@@wrightwoodwork Indeed.
@@wrightwoodworkany experienced folk doesn't run by the books because they crack the code and know better.
For example checking blind spots. A pro doesnt need to do 15 point check to do a damn parallel park, just does it.
Go talk to a veteran driver of 20+ years, they even go 30kmh above the limit, because speed limits are made for 80yro drivers and slow people.
Bro was lowkey feeling her a lil too much. Look at the start of the vid where she purposely avoids eye contact LMAO
@@BethRoxyy a guy showing interest in a girl at the wrong place and timing.
no he wasnt bro 💀
@@plexoa he was lil bro be attentive, not everyone is asexual like you.
@@agentzgame7339 I rewatched the start of the clip just because a man talks to a woman and has eye contact for a few seconds it does not mean he was "feeling her" just because you have had no interaction with a woman all your life it don't mean that he is feeling her at all.
He brakes pretty smoothly when approaching a traffic signal.
Why not letting him check the tire pressure instead of accepting „I think with a gauge“ 😂
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Great video, beautiful as always!
09:03 it’s ok to undertake in that situation because there is a stationary queue in lane 2.
He was driving so well but it seemed to go downhill for him after 13:45.
Pretty clear from all of your videos people learning in different countries simply can’t drive in the UK..
Hi Aman! 😘
16:42 lovely sunny day. ☀️
Who tf is WayneTulip in the comments? Bros done observing every observation and sec from the vid. This guy shoulda been tge real driving instructor.
12:34 and 12:47 that’s why you always regularly check all of your mirrors in slow moving traffic, especially when changing lanes, motorbikes and cyclists are often cheeky and filter their way through to queue jump.
Booking your test before doing a single mock test is not the best idea 😅 even when my instructor said I was test ready and to get it booked, I was like "really? already!?"
Getting told he didn't pass and made mistakes from a woman must be the worst thing to hear for an Indian Male 😅 was he also saying "Yessir" every time you told him directions?
Why can't they follow the same rules when driving in India but when abroad they become holy saint. In Indian by now he would have use all kinds of family names in the dictionary. was updating the comments and then 13:48 he used the cus word.
12:55 the white broken lines close together is an edge of carriageway road marking, stay to the left of it you’re not heading off, stay to the right of it you’re heading off.
09:53 the road marking on the left is an edge of carriageway road marking, if you’re to the left of it you’re heading off, if you’re to the right of it you’re not heading off.
16:22 angling the left side mirror downwards really helps in situations like this as you can see the back left tyre to know exactly how close you are to the kerb.
Some new cars do that automatically when going into reverse, and I hate it! Most of the time you have a reverence with another car parked behind you or a long straight bit of curb, than it's not needed. Only in certain specific occasions it's useful.
Are experienced drivers better than new drivers? While they have more experience personally in my honest opinion I’d say no, most experienced drivers don’t bother to read through the Highway Code after passing their driving test. 🙃
Don't need to . Experience and understanding how people react in a situation far out weighs reading the highway code again
I understand what you’re saying but we can’t guarantee 100% definitely how people will react in any situation because we’re all different and we all react differently to things, no matter how long we’ve been driving I think it’s very important to keep up to date with the Highway Code as like a few years ago for example they brought out rules h1 h2 and h3, without looking through the Highway Code you wouldn’t know they introduced them new rules, also, if you don’t read through the Highway Code from time to time it’s very easy to forget very important information, say for example you haven’t read the Highway Code since passing your driving test you can easily forget extremely important information, you might forget what rule 129 means for example which obviously isn’t good.
@WayneTulip-zm9gw as long as people know what is written down and expected if they don't know the rule numbers. I'm not too worried. Most experienced drivers will know the rules but simply choose not to follow because of attitude even if they read it again they would still be the same. If it puts you or others in danger you can't do . If someone does something wrong my mindset is more deal with it than make an issue out of it. Like the dash cam channels that close the gap on the person thst is sleeping at the roundabout and doesn't giveway . Going home safe is the first rule in my head and making sure everyone else goes home is the main things. Experience does help us to understand what people may do. If you think the person is going to do something stupid give them room. Someone drifting I'm lane give a toot if needed. If you see a problem do something about it. Don't be an idiot and mske something dangerous for TH-cam
@@WayneTulip-zm9gw following the highway code to the T does not make you a good driver.
Yes I know that but having knowledge helps a lot, for me personally safety is the most important, obviously I don’t want to hurt anyone.
4:50, in that situation that would be just stupid to do that lol
He's 🔥🔥😌
I think you should go back to India and must try Himachal Pradesh Government bus on dangerous routes please when ever you go please try
The chevron road markings at 13:01 means that you’re in a one direction of flow travel part of the road and vehicles will be passing on both sides of the chevron markings going in the same direction, because they’re bordered with broken white lines on either side both lanes of traffic are allowed to change lanes if it’s safe to do so, the line closest to you always points in the direction of travel and it’s telling you to keep to your side of the road as there could be vehicles next to you in the other lane, so, for example, if you’re to the left of the chevron markings the line closest to you points from bottom right to top left in the direction of travel telling you to keep to the left as there could be vehicles next to you on your right, if you’re to the right of the chevron markings the line closest to you points from bottom left to top right in the direction of travel telling you to keep to the right as there could be vehicles next to you on your left.
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He checked his right blind spot at 03:00, he finally got moving at 03:20 and he didn’t check his right blind spot again, I’m very surprised he didn’t get marked down for that, I’d personally put that down as a serious fault or at least a minor fault.
These were my thoughts too
And I never understand why people insist on you checking the pavement blind spot
Not much to say.😮
This isn’t a passed video so i recommend watching a clear view mock test pass for those learning.😊
Hashtag not a hater.😅
13:50 was wondering why he was looking at you in this.😂
He didnt check the right blind spot while parallel parking
14:40 another driving instructor got this road marking wrong and I had to correct him, he thought the thick broad yellow line along the kerb at the bus stop meant no waiting/ no parking but it actually means no stopping, it’s a bus stop clearway, like with all no stopping clearways you’re allowed to stop due to reasons outside of your control but try to look ahead and plan ahead, if there are road works or a red traffic light or a stationary queue of traffic try to stop before the bus stop and only move forwards when you can clear the bus stop without stopping, the driving instructor said in a stationary queue of traffic you’re allowed to sit and wait on the bus stop which is kind of true, you’re not breaking any rules by doing that but you should plan ahead, you should wait before the bus stop and only start to move forwards when you can clear the bus stop without stopping.
The hatched markings at 13:56 mean that you’re in a two way flow direction of travel part of the road, the lines always point in the direction of travel and they always point from bottom right to top left no matter if you’re heading northbound or southbound, the line closest to you always point from bottom right to top left so it’s saying to you keep to the left as there could be cars next to you on your right.
07:11 yes, if there are 2 lanes going in the same direction lane 1 is for normal driving and lane 2 is for overtaking or for turning right, just be very careful and keep an eye on vehicles in lane 2 as you can’t undertake them in free flowing traffic, you can only undertake if they’re signalling to turn right or if it’s slow moving traffic or if lane 2 is stationary and therefore a queue.
One thing that has confused me is give way lines after a green light like Amit does here - it seems very confusing to tell me to go, but then tell me also to give way? I'm used to pretty much stopping at these lines so its also a bit confusing to know how much to slow down for them
Bro there is no such thing as experienced drivers in india they got the smallest cars and still managed to take up 3 lanes of road
16:35 he checks his right blind spot, he sets off at 16:40 without doing a final blind spot check, I’d give him a serious fault there, a lot can change in 5 seconds.
How do you decide when to apply corrective steering as the instructor?
The instructor looks like Sreeja Akula
Can do are motorcyclists better drivers series?
Can we drive without, minors and serious fault?( I notice different fault in experience driver and a learners)
Aman just say to him ( aidan nae hunda kakay;)
Think u 2 would be a great couple ❤❤❤
I have experienced a lot of racism as a black international experienced driver on test centers , managed terrible situations in my country but made to feel like a fool here
Sure it's not YOU who the problem is, it's the rest of the world.
I'm sorry to hear that. No-one deserves to be made to feel like that
@@BethRoxyyhuman decency, where are you ? Not here for sure !
Whats with the multi gas rev? Is there a reason for this?
the girl's so pretty
highlight lot of things there
killer nails today
I'm 19, by seeing your videos I drive normaly here in India. But my Indian dad doesn't like it. He always says, 'why are you driving so slow?' and insist me to drive like an Indian😂.
Haha 😅😅 thanking you for watching and I’m glad you’re driving safely
India driving is a little aggressive and seems chaotic but seems to work 😅😅
@@ClearviewDriving yes, like we say, 'age is just a number', here speed limit is just a number hahaha😄
@@akshaymohan2004 literally same thing happened with me. I started watching Aman’s videos when learning to drive but my Dad used to get really angry when I’d drive “ideally “ since people here just start bullying you on the road. Aggregation is equally important here lol😂😂
@@ClearviewDrivingno it doesn’t work, we had an underage 17 yr old kid kill 2 people in Pune cause he was speeding at 150kmph and was supposedly drunk as well. The Indian Judiciary made him write a 300 word essay as punishment. The country is so overpopulated a few deaths due to road accidents and Rash driving doesn’t seem to affect the Government.
@@setubane8387 yes, once I got bullied by an auto uncle lol.
What a cool instructor
Love video
you love the video before it was even premiered?
You've probably been asked millions of times, but how does someone get included in one of these mock tests?
Seems is it ask her on insta messages
12:18 Aman low key checking out his tattoo on his arm.
Hello Aman... I am an Indian living in south Africa... I have forgotten about how to check the blind spot ... Your videos help a great deal... I got my license 15 years ago... But I seldom drive... Basically I am a new driver ... I also enjoyed your funny facial expressions 😅
Doing tell me question this time
Love you mam❤❤
Jeeze so many serious, needs to be off the road
It wasn’t even that bad of a drive
I am an experienced driver from India , who passed the UK driving test first time without any classes.
You can never generalise
The test must be very demanding, for me he only made two mistakes
what a sweet girl you are...
He is a good driver but he needs more practice
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How many minors and serious can you have for a pass?
0 serious, 15 minors
She is gorgeous ❤😘
This is the biggest dumbass question on you tube.
He's cute
Driving in London is the worst. It’s so busy, damn near every road is a 20, people are so rude and impatient, yes more than outside London. I refuse to drive in London because of this 😅
I'm from London and I pretty much agree. After passing i didn't really wanna drive at first and the first shopping centre car park I used was out side of London 😅