Passed my driving test yesterday with 1 minor ( wheel on line parking ), didn't have access to a car so only ever did lessons with instructor and watched pretty much every clear view test... Definitely helped. Failed it 3 times tho at the start, once taking it too soon, and twice had the same examiner who I'm convinced just made stuff up to fail me. Don't get disheartened on your journey like any new skill it takes time and it will happen, and some of your worst lessons are actually the ones you learn the most on.
Honestly, I was kind of surprised that she'd been driving for 5 years. Take that as a compliment, but she looks way younger 😄 But great video once again 😊
Shes been driving for 5 years and shes asking questions. She has experience and she can make mistakes. I dont know if a driver who has driven longer would make similar mistakes? Maybe they would be a little more confident. It just shows that none of us are 100% perfect.
Yeah, right? This is something that really bugs me, too. I understand that she's not meant to help the person tested with handling the driving part -- the "being safe and legal" part, or even the judgement of the car's dimensions when doing manouvres. But the driving test is not about testing the competence in finding out on the spot, in a stressful situation, how to operate a car that's foreign to you. Especially that Mercedes's have a few quirks to them: the electronically-controlled parking-brake with the button in a fairly idiosyncratic location, the one common stalk for operating lights, indicators and wipers, this not-so-common location of reverse (opposite the first).
Not wanting to be nitpicky, but didn't I hear it correctly that when answering the question about the vehicle, Sharani said that she would turn the car _off_? I mean, as I see it, these questions are treated as sort of a pure formality, but there's quite a lot of sense in asking them and in verifying that the novice driver answers them correctly, and preferably with understanding :). The reason that you check the brakes and the steering with the engine _on_ is that the assist systems for them would normally be powered by the running engine -- consequently, if the engine cuts out for whatever reason, you should expect the car to suddenly become significantly harder to steer and to stop.
I used to have problems checking mirrors, especially the left mirror when I was doing my test. Now, after 2 years, it felt very weird seeing this video, regularly wanting to check that mirror but there was no video capture of it, just the main view behind.
Last year I did struggle during my lesson. But then this year I have been improving a lot I do practice driving an automatic transmission car because it’s easier so I can put both of my hands on the steering wheel I have not driven a manual transmission car because they can be difficult in my opinion
Good luck my friend. I've been learning in a auto as well. I have learnt in a manual too. I agree with that auto is so much easier and which I'll be honest I don't ever want to touch a manual!
Ella debe corregir el uso del embrague. Lo daña mucho porque lo usa de neutro. Tiene que saber que solo es para los cambios y no dejar el pie arriba del embrague.
Hai Amen.....Thanks a lot for your videos it helps me a lot....I passed my driving test in the fourth attempt....your videos made this possible today.....No words to express my feelings today.....once again thank you sooo much....I highly recommend this Channel for the learners😊
@@_RDMPTN resting your leg on the clutch, means your clutch is not fully disengaged, that is why car manufacturers have made the dead pedal to the left of the clutch. same goes why you should not drive with your hand on the gear selector.
@@_RDMPTN It doesn't affect the clutch _plate_ too much, but it certainly wears out the clutch bearing -- the part responsible for allowing the clutch plate to rotate while being dragged away from the engine fly-wheel. You're not meant to keep the clutch depressed unless you need to.
Well, when I need to slow down for a junction, I press clutch first and maybe put it in neutral to save fuel if the road is not tilted, so I don't know if it is a safety issue even though those who do that might already be used to keeping their car under control.
Great vid but im just curious..(im still a learner)..doesnt she coast too much when breaking..i was taught to only use break when not coming to a full stop..please enlighten me🙏🏼
She drove well, but she needs to observe carefully. Other than that, I think she'll improve if she keeps an eye on her speed. I'm currently learning to drive. So, both your channel and DGN's are helpful. Thanks, Aman! 👏🏽 (We need Pin from DGN take a mock test on your channe and vice versal! 😅)
This was like the battle of the smiles. And Aman wins with a K.O smile in the 21:23 minute of the last round, and still the Smile Champion Of The World, The Queen of fashion, forever dashing , Ms Colgate 5 years running, the Amazing Aman😀😁😀
Is anybody going to comment about pressing a clutch before a brake pedal? Because this behaviour was super consistent. UPD: My bad, at 20:00 it was finally commented.
I know she is experienced, but honestly she should take her gear changes slower. If the cameras are synced correctly, she is shifting into another gear even before the clutch is fully down.
Shivani is so gorgeous. The entire time my eyes were hooked on her smile! Very down to earth and took the criticism very positively. Nice girl and it was a great video. Leant a lot.
2:24 give the girl a break different cars have different requirements to start the car with the clutch down. Mine you don't need to press the clutch down to start the engine. Think you should have at least went over the controls of the car before starting test, even have a bit of a practice first. oh and reverse can be in a different place too on different cars, some have 5 gears others 6 too. My first car only had 4 gears and a reverse that was more years ago than I care to remember when cars had manual chokes :-)
I'm 21 still not willing to drive, need some motivation to get into driving. Any advice anyone? I jusr feel like driving is overwhelming and since I'm a dumb person I feel like driving won't suit me
@@l.p3826 I guess that's true, but at the same time I'm thinking of staffing it when I get around 1.5k - 2k, then I can pay for driving lessons and start learning. Any idea if it's a good plan?
@@oceanic_lost_8156 But again, don’t put a target of how many lessons you want to get your license by. Because it puts extra unnecessary pressure on yourself and you often don’t get it because the unexpected happens.
Hi, would I be able to have a mock test? I got my license in Singapore and would like to see how I fair driving in the UK. You can get a UK license with a Singapore license without having to do a test.
Not in Michigan either. My test was like 30 minutes including parking test. He took me around the block, and briefly on an 55 road. UK tests look alot harder.
@@markdavis8558 even though I don’t live in the UK, and probably never will. I watch enough of those ( really for no reason for some reason i find them entertaining) you can take it in an automatic, but they put an restriction on your license, saying you can only drive automatic.
@@awilhammer Do they not restrict the license in US? Learning to operate the clutch is like half of all the learning, if u can't do that u can't drive manual 🤔
I think everyone should just have the weight of a car push them against a wall gently before they take their lessons so they can feel how heavy they are. I feel driving a car is so removed from the actual realisation of the fact that its a 1&½ tons of metal flying down the road.
Oops! Shivani you've got into bad habits!!!! Nice viewing though. My Son is a Driving Instructor and you know that feeling "you're being watched" that makes me nervous!
Her friend said she is not a good driver ! 💀 however i felt that, 6th minor was not necessary as there was pretty much space. If the car in front stopped immediately, i think she had room to react. but on the other hand, if she does hard brake & stop - maybe the car behind might hit her. so uh, i don't know . Was that the reason ??
shes so quick and intelligent even if she make some mistakes she will manage em up with her actions but yeah keep learning. we learn and get better till the end of our life
Rides the clutch, slips the clutch too much, and disengages the clutch too soon when stopping/slowing down. Not to mention she should have found the gear pattern and went through it before starting. Epic failure. And grinds gears.😂 That's all manual transmission operation faults. Now, the other faults...😮😂
I can hear you say "only a fool breaks the 2 seconds rule". Dont you think Shivani may think you are referring to her as a fool? I am not meant to instigate any fall outs though.
Hey Aman! Im 15 and I drove for the first time today at Mercedes Benz World in a G-Wagon and it was almost like second nature to me I got it straight away! I can’t wait to do my lessons in 2 years time!
Aman, I'm sorry to bring it up again, and I hope you don't mind, but I'd rather you wouldn't have these situations occur where the participants are struggling to discover how to operate your car while you just sit there smiling. I'm sorry, I know there's no major harm done, and it's all in the spirit of a bit of additional fun, but it bugs me, because I perceive you as a nice, helpful and very reasonable person, and these situations really grind -- there's absolutely no sense to them and they don't represent the reality of a true driving test. Nobody is expected to know the controls of every car, or even -- of every popular car. And nobody would attempt to pass their driving test in a car they don't know decently well. I realise that a counter-argument one could make is that a qualified driver should be able to drive just about any normal car and that the controls are marked with standardised symbols, but to assume this as a normal level of competence for the average driver is completely unrealistic to me.
I wonder if Aman's friends and family have started ducking her calls yet to avoid getting dragged into a mock test!
Hahaha my cousin refuses to and my brother doesn’t want to be on my socials 💀
I’d jump at the chance if I lived nearer
I would drive all the way from Belgium to be part of it but we drive left hand 😢
@@markdavidson9100 Fr 😂😂I wouldn’t mind travelling to west for a mock test😂
yeah me too, although I’ve already done one and got 3 serious!!
Aman, your video really helps, I hv passed my test last week with 2 minors, 2nd attempted. Really happy to join the “passed but still watching” group😊
Passed my driving test yesterday with 1 minor ( wheel on line parking ), didn't have access to a car so only ever did lessons with instructor and watched pretty much every clear view test... Definitely helped. Failed it 3 times tho at the start, once taking it too soon, and twice had the same examiner who I'm convinced just made stuff up to fail me. Don't get disheartened on your journey like any new skill it takes time and it will happen, and some of your worst lessons are actually the ones you learn the most on.
Shivani and Aman are both such sweet people. But these mock tests remind me everyday why I love my auto Merc :)
Awww thank you!! ❤
These mock tests explain why I see people doing what they do everywhere I go.
Passed my driving test today with 3 minors.. Your videos helped me a lot.. 😊
Shivani has got a great personality and smile
Thanks Shivani - now we know Aman passed second time and had an accident when she was 19! lol
This was one rollercoaster of a video 😂
Honestly, I was kind of surprised that she'd been driving for 5 years. Take that as a compliment, but she looks way younger 😄
But great video once again 😊
Thank you haha
Hi Aman I did my driving lessons yesterday and I am improving alot because of watching your videos thank you so much Aman keep up your amazing work
Shes been driving for 5 years and shes asking questions. She has experience and she can make mistakes. I dont know if a driver who has driven longer would make similar mistakes? Maybe they would be a little more confident. It just shows that none of us are 100% perfect.
I knew I recognised her from somewhere, good to see her in a different aspect
Passed yesterday! Thank you for the help in your videos!
I'm surprised she didn't have some prime with her on the test 🤣
LOOOL I hydrated just before x
She needs some badam (almonds)
I'll be surprised if your not drinking one as you type . Wtf has prime got to do with this video. Pmsl 🤣
@@frankgallagher7812t's a joke, she always has prime in her tiktoks
@@frankgallagher7812it’s to do with her TH-cam videos
She’s so adorable 😂 surprised she can see over the steering wheel 😜. As a motorbiker, I appreciate you pointing out blind spot checks!
Every car is different when it comes to reverse gear, she should have shown the driver before start the gear position.
Yeah, right? This is something that really bugs me, too. I understand that she's not meant to help the person tested with handling the driving part -- the "being safe and legal" part, or even the judgement of the car's dimensions when doing manouvres. But the driving test is not about testing the competence in finding out on the spot, in a stressful situation, how to operate a car that's foreign to you.
Especially that Mercedes's have a few quirks to them: the electronically-controlled parking-brake with the button in a fairly idiosyncratic location, the one common stalk for operating lights, indicators and wipers, this not-so-common location of reverse (opposite the first).
Same with handbrake
Not wanting to be nitpicky, but didn't I hear it correctly that when answering the question about the vehicle, Sharani said that she would turn the car _off_?
I mean, as I see it, these questions are treated as sort of a pure formality, but there's quite a lot of sense in asking them and in verifying that the novice driver answers them correctly, and preferably with understanding :).
The reason that you check the brakes and the steering with the engine _on_ is that the assist systems for them would normally be powered by the running engine -- consequently, if the engine cuts out for whatever reason, you should expect the car to suddenly become significantly harder to steer and to stop.
Turning the wheel with the car off could also engage the steering lock
Thanks for sharing another interesting and useful video 🎉 Keep it up 😊
Cheers 🍹 ❤
I used to have problems checking mirrors, especially the left mirror when I was doing my test. Now, after 2 years, it felt very weird seeing this video, regularly wanting to check that mirror but there was no video capture of it, just the main view behind.
Should do a video with her on the computer doing the human benchmark reaction time test she might set a new record 🫠
LOOOL good idea I’ll try it
@@ShivaniKhoslaa 😅 it's actually quite addictive I've been trying to beat 146ms as my best average
I enjoyed watching this video. I do think Amin needs to explain her car to the students before drive in it. Everyone cars is different 😂
Starting practice for my ADI part 2. I’ve been enjoying these videos, learning a lot of other ADI aspects
Last year I did struggle during my lesson. But then this year I have been improving a lot I do practice driving an automatic transmission car because it’s easier so I can put both of my hands on the steering wheel I have not driven a manual transmission car because they can be difficult in my opinion
Good luck my friend. I've been learning in a auto as well. I have learnt in a manual too. I agree with that auto is so much easier and which I'll be honest I don't ever want to touch a manual!
Reverse gear is in there somewhere ,well done, happens to the best of us,
So many people struggle to find reverse when you have to pull up the ring/button first before you can put it in reverse
Been driving for nearly 8 years now and I don't think I would pass a driving test again 😆
You should look for Americans to mock tests either visitors or new residence. I think that would make an good videos for you.
25:09 😂😂😂 Grind'em till you find'em 😂😂
I mean it with all due respect. But that Aman is absolutely beautiful 😊
Ella debe corregir el uso del embrague. Lo daña mucho porque lo usa de neutro. Tiene que saber que solo es para los cambios y no dejar el pie arriba del embrague.
Riding clutch, looks like she presses clutch whenever she needs to slow down.
Hai Amen.....Thanks a lot for your videos it helps me a lot....I passed my driving test in the fourth attempt....your videos made this possible today.....No words to express my feelings today.....once again thank you sooo much....I highly recommend this Channel for the learners😊
I had a feeling Shivani would make an appearance on this channel at some point.
no points get taken off for keeping her leg on the clutch all day long? that is detrimental to the clutch plate.
It doesn't affect the clutch plate. It's coasting and means there's no engine braking.
@@_RDMPTN resting your leg on the clutch, means your clutch is not fully disengaged, that is why car manufacturers have made the dead pedal to the left of the clutch.
same goes why you should not drive with your hand on the gear selector.
@@avitolourenco Pressing the clutch disengages the clutch. Lol do you even drive?
@@trades75 exactly, so its a half disengagement, which the car is not made for, just ask an instructor, or await a reply from a Pro.
@@_RDMPTN It doesn't affect the clutch _plate_ too much, but it certainly wears out the clutch bearing -- the part responsible for allowing the clutch plate to rotate while being dragged away from the engine fly-wheel.
You're not meant to keep the clutch depressed unless you need to.
Great vid thanks, helps to teach everyone something, including me lol
Passed my test 190 miles from home with 0 minors the other day 🎉
random observation..... you guys have the same nail colour. How cute.
Nearly! Mines more blue, Shivani’s are slightly greener
But I love the colour!
Well, when I need to slow down for a junction, I press clutch first and maybe put it in neutral to save fuel if the road is not tilted, so I don't know if it is a safety issue even though those who do that might already be used to keeping their car under control.
passed first time last week with 2 minors,, ur videos helped me so much thank u💕
How many times have you replaced the clutch in that car?
@Shivanikhoslaa we need a car reveal on your TH-cam channel after hitting all these objects 🤣
😅😅😅😅
Aman how is your clutch still going? She was riding it basically the whole test!
Someone obviously had too many beers before the Handbrake Placement meeting at Mercedes.
Makes space for phone/keys/trinket box I suppose
Great vid but im just curious..(im still a learner)..doesnt she coast too much when breaking..i was taught to only use break when not coming to a full stop..please enlighten me🙏🏼
Hi Aman at 20:04 you mentioned to use foot brake first before clutch, but won’t this cause the engine to stop?
No because you are still rolling
Only if the rpm become low enough for the car to stall, below 1000 rpm
She drove well, but she needs to observe carefully. Other than that, I think she'll improve if she keeps an eye on her speed.
I'm currently learning to drive. So, both your channel and DGN's are helpful. Thanks, Aman! 👏🏽
(We need Pin from DGN take a mock test on your channe and vice versal! 😅)
This was like the battle of the smiles. And Aman wins with a K.O smile in the 21:23 minute of the last round, and still the Smile Champion Of The World, The Queen of fashion, forever dashing , Ms Colgate 5 years running, the Amazing Aman😀😁😀
wow
Huh
I'm happy no one beeped at her
Same 😅😅😅😅
Clutch going
I think what would be fun, is getting some *interesting* influencers on here, and doing a mock test in combination with an interview of some sort.
Is anybody going to comment about pressing a clutch before a brake pedal? Because this behaviour was super consistent.
UPD: My bad, at 20:00 it was finally commented.
Great vid! Shivani seems lovely, and Aman where did you get that dress? 😍😍
the clutch control was stressing me out, poor clutch
that clutch is screaming for help
I know she is experienced, but honestly she should take her gear changes slower. If the cameras are synced correctly, she is shifting into another gear even before the clutch is fully down.
Shivani is so gorgeous. The entire time my eyes were hooked on her smile! Very down to earth and took the criticism very positively. Nice girl and it was a great video. Leant a lot.
I was so confused for a second because I live in the US and when you said the right lane was for overtaking I went 🤨
I gotta say, the girl at least knows how to handle the clutch, many people, specially in America, don't even know what a clutch pedal is.
2:24 give the girl a break different cars have different requirements to start the car with the clutch down. Mine you don't need to press the clutch down to start the engine. Think you should have at least went over the controls of the car before starting test, even have a bit of a practice first. oh and reverse can be in a different place too on different cars, some have 5 gears others 6 too. My first car only had 4 gears and a reverse that was more years ago than I care to remember when cars had manual chokes :-)
I'm 21 still not willing to drive, need some motivation to get into driving. Any advice anyone? I jusr feel like driving is overwhelming and since I'm a dumb person I feel like driving won't suit me
If you don't think driving will suit you then I would say don't go for it. But you won't know if something is for you or not unless you try it.
@@l.p3826 I guess that's true, but at the same time I'm thinking of staffing it when I get around 1.5k - 2k, then I can pay for driving lessons and start learning. Any idea if it's a good plan?
@@oceanic_lost_8156 What do you mean by "staffing it"? Typical learner takes around 40 lessons so that much money should be alright.
@@l.p3826 sorry **starting it** apologies,
@@oceanic_lost_8156 But again, don’t put a target of how many lessons you want to get your license by. Because it puts extra unnecessary pressure on yourself and you often don’t get it because the unexpected happens.
I was rooting for Shivani! She has such a charming personality 😊
Is that khoslaa I’m sure it
@@MaddieDee-c4m yes it is.
How often do you change clutch pads?
Hi, would I be able to have a mock test? I got my license in Singapore and would like to see how I fair driving in the UK. You can get a UK license with a Singapore license without having to do a test.
In america they don't do emergency stop testing atleast not in california
Not in Michigan either. My test was like 30 minutes including parking test. He took me around the block, and briefly on an 55 road. UK tests look alot harder.
@Adam Wilhammer I believe you have to take the test in a manual their as well not an automatic
@@markdavis8558 even though I don’t live in the UK, and probably never will. I watch enough of those ( really for no reason for some reason i find them entertaining) you can take it in an automatic, but they put an restriction on your license, saying you can only drive automatic.
Interesting to know
@@awilhammer Do they not restrict the license in US? Learning to operate the clutch is like half of all the learning, if u can't do that u can't drive manual 🤔
I think everyone should just have the weight of a car push them against a wall gently before they take their lessons so they can feel how heavy they are. I feel driving a car is so removed from the actual realisation of the fact that its a 1&½ tons of metal flying down the road.
She seems really good natured. Dread to think hownid cope with a mock test after passing 3 years ago by the skin of my teeth
Id love to do a mock test with Aman even as a qualified driver, would be great fun - Aman, if you're ever in Manchester 🙋🏻♂️
Shivani is very pretty 😊
thank you!
Oops! Shivani you've got into bad habits!!!! Nice viewing though. My Son is a Driving Instructor and you know that feeling "you're being watched" that makes me nervous!
Is that Uxbridge?
She now drives a tesla today
Her friend said she is not a good driver ! 💀
however i felt that, 6th minor was not necessary as there was pretty much space. If the car in front stopped immediately, i think she had room to react.
but on the other hand, if she does hard brake & stop - maybe the car behind might hit her.
so uh, i don't know . Was that the reason ??
shes so quick and intelligent even if she make some mistakes she will manage em up with her actions but yeah keep learning. we learn and get better till the end of our life
She’s driving so fast 😂
So many giggles in this one🤭
Wait...Didn't she say "Turn the car off and try to turn the steering"?
Driving for 5 years? I thought she was 15.
He/she who can drive in India can drive anywhere in this world .
Aman, when are you starting the vlog!?
Rides the clutch, slips the clutch too much, and disengages the clutch too soon when stopping/slowing down. Not to mention she should have found the gear pattern and went through it before starting. Epic failure. And grinds gears.😂 That's all manual transmission operation faults. Now, the other faults...😮😂
I can hear you say "only a fool breaks the 2 seconds rule". Dont you think Shivani may think you are referring to her as a fool? I am not meant to instigate any fall outs though.
Why is she always breaking with clutch?
Hey Aman! Im 15 and I drove for the first time today at Mercedes Benz World in a G-Wagon and it was almost like second nature to me I got it straight away! I can’t wait to do my lessons in 2 years time!
Planning to take my brother there, sounds like it was worth it!
@@windroid_user He would love it, the instructors are very helpful and the cars are fantastic!
@Sean _ 😂
Iyoh! the speed 😮😮
how much is to do a mock test
30 years ago, how old is she?
question! are the L plates on whilst shivani is driving?
So you clearly didn’t watch the whole video
Aman, can we both agree that Shivani needs a booster seat?
Before theory test can we start going to a driving school?
Yes you can
Iove this woman 👠❤.
Aman, I'm sorry to bring it up again, and I hope you don't mind, but I'd rather you wouldn't have these situations occur where the participants are struggling to discover how to operate your car while you just sit there smiling. I'm sorry, I know there's no major harm done, and it's all in the spirit of a bit of additional fun, but it bugs me, because I perceive you as a nice, helpful and very reasonable person, and these situations really grind -- there's absolutely no sense to them and they don't represent the reality of a true driving test. Nobody is expected to know the controls of every car, or even -- of every popular car. And nobody would attempt to pass their driving test in a car they don't know decently well.
I realise that a counter-argument one could make is that a qualified driver should be able to drive just about any normal car and that the controls are marked with standardised symbols, but to assume this as a normal level of competence for the average driver is completely unrealistic to me.
she is so lovely!! God bless
Aman your friend she's so sweet ❤
Shivani is really cute
Is it just me or does she constantly coast 😭
Yes. Yes I do 😂
Lmao love that you replied
we can relate more if u can fix a small screen with speed plz
Two Beautiful girls in a frame
why do kids on scooters 🛴 ride on the roads?!?!
Omg shivani nearly hit a kid hahaha😂
Uh oh
Mmm clearview of you know what In this video 😍 more of that please
Mercedes Benz have the worst handbrake what wrong with having it in the middle of the car
I wise u would be my driving teacher but i already know how to drive but u can do mock test on me please