Just passed my test yesterday with ZERO faults hahaha yay, thanks to your videos, those mock tests were essential. So chuffed today, can finally drive my beamer alone haha. Thanks again guys.
Thank you for the awesome video as always. I'm currently learning to drive, and watching your videos has all but eliminated my nerves when I get behind the wheel.
Thank you so much for making these fantastic videos. I'm now learning to drive a manual car in Hong Kong, which also drives on the right side, and I've found that your tutorials have been extremely helpful in my learning process. Thank you, Chris, and please keep up the good work.
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I'm learning to drive and been learning for quite a while now. However, I still haven't got the right technique of braking properly when approaching junctions - especially roundabouts (which make me anxious, anyway). My feet just seem to instinctively go to press the clutch before braking; so I find I stop short of the junction each time. I was picked up on this the other day by my instructor. I'm glad you've shared this video, as it's been very useful - just like all the others on this channel!
Remember it’s safer to put clutch down earlier then later I think lot inexperienced drivers have this fear of stalling and that’s why most coast a bit. As long as your not coasting at high speeds and if at junctions roundabouts nothing wrong with depressing clutch a tad early without being to technical between 2 and 3 car lengths is fine. If your going slow you may need to press clutch to stop car shaking usually around 10 mph or slower ok to put clutch down before or at same time. Hope that’s useful.
Thank you for all your videos.They are so helpful and informative.I hated driving manual until i watched your videos and became confident and knew what to do on roads. Thank you again
Hi Chris , i am watching your videos regurarly and passed my test in wanstead london first attempt you videos really bring the difference for me to clear all the concepts and helpfull to get prepare for UK standard driving skills Thanks Riaz
Stopping too early reminded me of my early lessons. My instructor would say: " keep braking, keep braking, keep braking...why have we stopped?" Took a while to twig that he meant "maintain this braking" instead of "squeeze the brake pedal harder".
@@worlddriving love to hear your thoughts on my vids I don’t use pro cam just phone not as detailed as yours but I really enjoy sharing lot of my experiences stories and few tips thrown in along the way it really all started during lockdown. Keep up the the good work 👍
Thank you for posting this fantastic video...I found you language and the way you conveyed your message easy for a pupil to understand (From a fellow ADI👏)
I have found this video very helpful. During my lessons, my 9th was yesterday, my stopping has been too abrupt and jerky and my instructor (professional) hasn't been instructing me when to begin applying the brakes and if I'm a bit late, he does it on his side and that is teaching me that he hasn't got enough faith in when I'm braking and I'm losing trust in his instruction methods. Better to teach me the right time to brake than brake himself and strip me of confidence, thus leaving me unable to drive without him. So frustrating!
Is it ok to hold down the clutch halfway through turning into a side road? My instructor's car is a diesel and it judders and nearly stalls when it goes below 10 mph in gear 2. He says to press down the clutch when this happens but I'm worried I will get marked down for coasting in the test. He told me that doing this is fine and the examiner can't you mark you down for this because I am already at the low speed.
Sounds like you're trying to drive too slow in 2nd. You either need 1st or don't brake as much for the turn. Normally you'd turn at about 10-15mph unless it's a tight road or other conditions. You shouldn't be coasting as you turn.
@@worlddriving So change into gear 1 during the turn when I reach below 10 mph? Wouldn't that be the same as I am still holding down the clutch during the turn to change gear?
Change down and release the clutch before turning. For a majority of turns from major road to a minor, you'd choose 2nd unless it's a tight road, up a steep hill or other conditions.
@@worlddriving But then I will have the issue of the juddering and possible stalling when I am in gear 2. For most normal turns in gear 2 I turn at 10 - 15 mph but half way during the turn the speed reduces below 10 mph when the issue arises. To prevent this I press on the clutch for a second or two. Would this really be considered as coasting at such a low speed? I thought you only get a fault for uneccesary coasting and higher speed (above 10 mph).
@@ridan6155 That kind of coasting probably wouldn't be noticeable but it's still a bit strange that the car won't turn without it juddering in 2nd. Are you still braking as you turn?
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Just passed my test yesterday with ZERO faults hahaha yay, thanks to your videos, those mock tests were essential. So chuffed today, can finally drive my beamer alone haha. Thanks again guys.
Zero faults is brilliant, congratulations. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it :)
Just so you know, when people say "minor faults don't mean anything anyway", they're wrong and you should be proud.
I always do better on my lesions when I watch your videos, even just in the background! You’re a treasure, thankyou for these super helpful videos!
Appreciate you watching 🙂
Thank you for the awesome video as always. I'm currently learning to drive, and watching your videos has all but eliminated my nerves when I get behind the wheel.
Hey! Pleased they helped 👍
You are an intelligent and excellent instructor, thank you. I have gained alot from your videos. You are a professor of driving 🚗
Thanks for your nice comment 🙂
Thank you so much for making these fantastic videos. I'm now learning to drive a manual car in Hong Kong, which also drives on the right side, and I've found that your tutorials have been extremely helpful in my learning process. Thank you, Chris, and please keep up the good work.
Appreciate you watching from Hong Kong :)
Turning is the one thing I wasn’t taught 😂 (learning offhand and not for a license) this is what I needed!!
I just passed today with only 1 minor!!!! Your videos helped me so much!❤️❤️
Congratulations! One fault is superb. Pleased the videos helped a little. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it 👍
That fantastic, Congrats!
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Your voice is so adorable! Thanks Chris for these videos! They're super helpful!
Glad you like them! Thanks for watching 🙂
YES !YES! YES CHRIS , I GOT IT.
THIS SLOWLY DOWN STOPPING IN THE FIRST GEAR WAS MY CONFUSIONS…
Thanks u give it to me
I'm learning to drive and been learning for quite a while now. However, I still haven't got the right technique of braking properly when approaching junctions - especially roundabouts (which make me anxious, anyway). My feet just seem to instinctively go to press the clutch before braking; so I find I stop short of the junction each time. I was picked up on this the other day by my instructor. I'm glad you've shared this video, as it's been very useful - just like all the others on this channel!
Really pleased you found it useful. Wish you all the best with your driving 👍
@@worlddriving Thanks!
Remember it’s safer to put clutch down earlier then later I think lot inexperienced drivers have this fear of stalling and that’s why most coast a bit. As long as your not coasting at high speeds and if at junctions roundabouts nothing wrong with depressing clutch a tad early without being to technical between 2 and 3 car lengths is fine. If your going slow you may need to press clutch to stop car shaking usually around 10 mph or slower ok to put clutch down before or at same time. Hope that’s useful.
Thank you for all your videos.They are so helpful and informative.I hated driving manual until i watched your videos and became confident and knew what to do on roads. Thank you again
Appreciate you watching and pleased you found them helpful 🙂
Hi Chris , i am watching your videos regurarly and passed my test in wanstead london first attempt you videos really bring the difference for me to clear all the concepts and helpfull to get prepare for UK standard driving skills Thanks Riaz
Hi! Congratulations on passing your driving test first time. Appreciate you watching the videos. Keep up the safe driving and enjoy it :)
Stopping too early reminded me of my early lessons. My instructor would say: " keep braking, keep braking, keep braking...why have we stopped?" Took a while to twig that he meant "maintain this braking" instead of "squeeze the brake pedal harder".
Hi Chris your videos are always calming and very useful. Fellow ADI of 35 years plus!
Hi Nicholas! Thanks for your comment 😀
@@worlddriving love to hear your thoughts on my vids I don’t use pro cam just phone not as detailed as yours but I really enjoy sharing lot of my experiences stories and few tips thrown in along the way it really all started during lockdown. Keep up the the good work 👍
Can you make a video on how to drive down in a very slope hill with turns ? I love watching your videos 🙏🏻👌🏻
Thank you for posting this fantastic video...I found you language and the way you conveyed your message easy for a pupil to understand
(From a fellow ADI👏)
Appreciate your comment :)
For the all new driver its really very helpfull
Thanks for this video! Very helpful
Appreciate you watching Joanne!
Great video Bro thanks love from SRI LANKA
Thanks for watching from Sri Lanka 👍
I have found this video very helpful. During my lessons, my 9th was yesterday, my stopping has been too abrupt and jerky and my instructor (professional) hasn't been instructing me when to begin applying the brakes and if I'm a bit late, he does it on his side and that is teaching me that he hasn't got enough faith in when I'm braking and I'm losing trust in his instruction methods. Better to teach me the right time to brake than brake himself and strip me of confidence, thus leaving me unable to drive without him. So frustrating!
Pleased you found the video helpful 🙂
Great video, my approach speed is too fast towards junctions!
Thanks for watching 🙂
Really good lessons
Thanks alot
Good job, thanks for sharing, greetings from Just Driving 4K
Greetings Just Driving 4k 😀
Hello! Amazing work Chris!
Hello! Thanks very much :)
Hi! Can u make the video “when to brake when driving on hills at junctions easier”
I'll add it to the 'to-do' list :)
Hi, I see your video and it’s really help to learn. Could you do the automatic car video also please. Because i am learning automatic car..
Nice 👍 video good news
Can i make learner's driving license when im 16 years old?
Is it ok to hit the brake before signaling for a turn? Or should l signal first then start braking?
Normally you'd signal before braking 👍
I want to learn driving, so what is the suggestion for me to start and follow, please. I’m totally new, don’t know anything about what to do
I’m from London
My turns are not getting good please help😢😢😢
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Is it ok to hold down the clutch halfway through turning into a side road? My instructor's car is a diesel and it judders and nearly stalls when it goes below 10 mph in gear 2. He says to press down the clutch when this happens but I'm worried I will get marked down for coasting in the test. He told me that doing this is fine and the examiner can't you mark you down for this because I am already at the low speed.
Sounds like you're trying to drive too slow in 2nd. You either need 1st or don't brake as much for the turn. Normally you'd turn at about 10-15mph unless it's a tight road or other conditions.
You shouldn't be coasting as you turn.
@@worlddriving So change into gear 1 during the turn when I reach below 10 mph? Wouldn't that be the same as I am still holding down the clutch during the turn to change gear?
Change down and release the clutch before turning. For a majority of turns from major road to a minor, you'd choose 2nd unless it's a tight road, up a steep hill or other conditions.
@@worlddriving But then I will have the issue of the juddering and possible stalling when I am in gear 2. For most normal turns in gear 2 I turn at 10 - 15 mph but half way during the turn the speed reduces below 10 mph when the issue arises. To prevent this I press on the clutch for a second or two. Would this really be considered as coasting at such a low speed? I thought you only get a fault for uneccesary coasting and higher speed (above 10 mph).
@@ridan6155 That kind of coasting probably wouldn't be noticeable but it's still a bit strange that the car won't turn without it juddering in 2nd. Are you still braking as you turn?