Started Driving At The Age Of 11! BUT has never had lessons
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.ย. 2024
- Today's mock test is with Taimoor, he has been driving since the age of 11. He has never done nay driving lessons in the UK but has been driving with his international licence and has a test coming up.
How will he get on?
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That facial expression from her tells you pretty much what is waiting. 😅
Wow, another real white knuckle ride. That's 3 out the last 5 vids with some really scary driving. What I learned today was not to drive around the parts of London were Aman's conducting mock tests 😱😀
05:07 I love how he didn’t get too close to the white van that was reversing, he gave plenty of space.
Just to get a serious fault literally after 10 seconds 😂😂
Hi
The emergency stop
Had me cracking 😂
frr
Passed my test recently but I am still watching because Aman is amazing groups. Anybody else?
He did a good job listening and even asking her questions at the end
I honestly believe if I ever end up living in the UK and need to get lessons(I’m a probationary driver Australia) I’m so going to request lessons from you! You honestly make lessons awesome and understanding. My old instructor confused the heck out of me and I even proved him wrong at one point. You are amazing and anyone who gets their license through lessons from you have a great driving future ahead of them.
This is exactly why Eastern European/ south East Asian countries should not be allowed to use their liscense here. There is NO regulations or road safety enforced there. They must do at least 10 lessons here and get a certificate proving they’re safe to drive here temporally, by an instructor.
With the exception of Singapore.
As a Pakistani I agree, I wasn’t born here I was born in Pakistan but poor countries don’t have driving regulations and if they do it’s very vague and avoided
Bad driving creates arrogance especially if they they think they’re driving fine
@@carmelpereira6003no exception 😂😂😂😂💀💀💀💀
in Germany, indians that have a license in India may drive without a test or lessons in Germany for up to 6 months and that makes 0 sense since most of the times they don't follow any road rules. Don't even let me start on the ones that do delivery on e bikes... 🙄
@@itsmetwinkerbill There are international conventions and agreements in place which countries should honour, apart from EU agreements. Are you suggesting for example that anyone who rents a vehicle in another country must have driving lessons before they can use a car. Delivery on e-bikes is a different matter, almost a pandemic!
Well that’s my anxiety up before bed
He was dangerous and I actually felt anxious for Aman and the children that were crossing, however he did listen to Amans advice and ask questions . But he would not pass a test here until he actually puts her advice into action . He needs a few driving lessons to iron out his bad habits and then he will pass.
But where he’s from there are pedestrians all over the street. No structure where they are to walk. This makes sense that he does not stop.
How anyone passes a driving test in London, is beyond me!. I've driven there a handful of times, and it's easily the most stressful driving experience I've ever had. The place is lawless, and people just drive like lunatics.
Agreed and don't they have CROSSINGS??? why the fuck is is drivers fault if they cross the road like random idiots, morons
13:40-13:43, when Aman looks arwnd to chek the blindspots, always take that as a hint, when your finished with the emergency stop, check your blindspots b4 movin off
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Thank you for your videos! I passed today and you have been super helpful with your mock tests!❤ keep up the awesome vids
Just want to say thanks for these videos, they’re so helpful! Passed my driving test today with 4 minors, you were like my second instructor 😂
17:47 well done for keeping the keep clear clear, wow, that’s a nice tongue twister! 😁
Talmoor, Good smoothed driving. It's a busy high street, Be proactive, looking for potenti9al hazard!, awareness and observation. Unfortunately serious faults and dangerous faults. You have got to pay attention, and listen too what Aman telling you.🦶
OK, sorry, but being allowed too move to the UK and drive without a UK license shouldn't be allowed, regardless of experience in your home country. The last two videos have me concerned that it is even a thing as while yeah, this guy has the general basics of driving down, he clearly has no clue about the road rules and him being on the road is a danger.
Or at the very least, have countries that are exempt from the one year thing as clearly you can get a licence easier in some places.
You’ve seen a couple videos. If the stats suggested a real issue then I’m sure they’d scrap the rule. I mean she’s had a few Indian/ Pakistani drivers here who have done just fine too.
Question when you go on holiday to another country and you hire a car do you first get a license from that country or do you use your uk license to drive there?
@@Shookbanglol OP's suggesting that a UK licence certifies a good standard of driving, so it would be okay to use it abroad. Using a Pakistani licence, if he has one, in the UK might not be satisfactory.
OP also said 'move to the UK and drive without a UK licence shouldn't be allowed'. Even if we apply this to British drivers abroad, it would only apply to those who have moved abroad - not tourists who are only there temporarily.
How do people not know what an emergency stop is? He was acting like a taxi driver where his fare had just shouted “oh can you let me out here mate?” 😂
Cuz innit england innit innit boo owl wataaaar
@@jawatu6326 Is there usually someone that looks after you?
@@Born2007 you silly gobblin ajajajjaa
Because people are from different countries and don't teach\do it? You're literally watching a guy from a different country who's never done lessons, lmao
@@Lilian040210 yes, I am aware of that, obviously. But you have missed the point, either intentionally or unintentionally (I suspect the former). The point is that the standards in some countries are far lesser than our own as evidenced by this guy, who despite having been driving since he was a child, getting two dangerous faults (that’s worse than a serious) but he has been let loose on our roads for a year.
13:28 - The subtle stress / emphasis / shade on 'emergency' combined with the look cracked me up
im sorry, but i laughed so much in that first emergency stop LMAO
5 errors, including 2 dangerous faults in the first 10 minutes of the mock driving test says it all. It would have been sensible had Aman terminated the driving test for safety reasons
I’m surprised the UK isn’t the same as Ireland because here in Ireland we have to complete the theory test first. Once it is passed you can apply for your provisional licence/learner permit. Once you get it you have to complete 12 lessons with an approved driving instructor covering all areas when driving. After these you can apply for your test. I find it crazy that people can do their driving test and pass without lessons with a driving instructor in the UK and this mock tests explains why doing lessons with them is so important.
Here in Australia you have to do 100 hours of driving before you can do a test (unless you are over 25)!
@@bencodykirkbut why do some driving schools down under have logbook 1hr= 3 hrs. What’s the deal with that?
@@carmelpereira6003 It's not the driving school - it's the government. The Dept of Transport make the rules and give people 3 hours of "experience" for an hour of professional driving instruction.
Ugh I hate the Hogarth Flyover, it gives me such anxiety being up that high. I have to concentrate on the road and not look left or right 😅
Taimoor needs lessons with you immediately! He will pass if he has lessons and learns the rules properly, there is hope!
That flyover looks like it's going to collapse at any monent... I'd be nervous on it!
Ok, so this learner hasn't had any driving lessons since he started driving at the age of 11, and straight away, his driving is quite dangerous, which is shocking to be honest and if there isn't any improvement, then l can't see him being a future driver
Shocking? It is understandable!
If you didn’t know he started driving in Pakistan at the age of 11 ( I dunno if he had any major or serious faults and got told off by his dad), so that’s why he hasn’t any experienced driving in Uk (most of part he got right and wrong). Hopefully he will do driving lessons and hope he pass theory test
I think this channel has had a few people recently who were driving on international licences and I am now firmly of the opinion that the one year grace period should not be allowed.
@@keith6400it is not understandable lol
I may get hate for this BUT anyone who comes from India/pakistan etc should not be allowed to use their liscense in other countries. Theirs no proper regulations there and their road safety is abysmal. it’s could put uk drivers at risk.
My boy handled the feedback like a boss. So eager to learn. Was polite and open to learn. He's gonna make a fine driver. As a fellow Pakistani, I'm proud of you. Just stay this humble and keep making improvements. Prayers!
It was on hard mode tbh like i don't think ive seen so many pedestrians about in these vids. Few more uk lessons perhaps. Anyway. The sunny weather really compliments the location 😍
Much harder mock tests than I've seen many others do on your channel - a lot more hazards. A few lessons with instructor, in similar areas, will do him good, but with instant feedback as it happens so he learns what is considered "too close". He's got good control and he does drive like he's driven for a long time (and also in turn get a bit over-confident, too close for comfort). I also understand why he misunderstood your instruction on emergency stop, if you haven't had formal training and never heard the term before - hearing the explanation to "stop safely" can surely be misleading :D much better to say what you said the second time.
Surprised the test hasn’t terminated yet
He controls the car well that's why. I guess at least 7 years of practice paid off
The guy knows how to drive and has good control so why would she terminate it?
Tell me question for anyone still wondering - He means if the brake fluid bottle is a bit cloudy/dirty, you cannot see where the fluid is between the min and max marker, then you can move the car forward/back slightly with someone else watching, the fluid will slosh around inside the canister, and you can see where it is.
Really enjoy your calm clear directions. I was an International License driver but had to get my UK Licence and boy did I ever learn so much and I think I became a better driver. Having had 30ish years of driving I thought I would ace the test. 😳 2nd time was the charm. I woul have loved you as a teacher!
Very excited for this video Aman, Can’t wait to see it 😁
Hi
In India we get the license just by driving 8 😅, UK Driving tests are just so perfect to prevent Accidents.
I have some sympathy for the student at the dual carriageway junction, where he got stuck behind the black Mercedes van that turned right. As far as I could see, the van did not signal at any point before entering the junction, instead it just stopped in the middle of the box junction. Whilst I accept your point about taking the left lane to avoid getting caught behind right-turning vehicles, in that situation, the lack of use of indication by British drivers in general is a major problem. Indeed in many countries drivers can be fined for such carelessness. Of course the student should have just waited for the incompetent van driver to clear the junction, but mind-reading is increasingly required when driving, and especially in heavy traffic in urban areas like Chiswick.
Thank you for all your videos Aman! They were so helpful, I finally got my license a month ago on my 4th attempt with 1 minor :)
Aww amazing really well done 👏 🥰thank you for watching.
15:01 well done for positioning on the right at the end of the one-way road, to be fair the road markings make it very obvious and very easy.
Nice explanation, love it ❤
nice drive. i agree with the assessment
Yes, modern brake fluid canisters have a proper transparent window, but older cars and motorcycles still have that yellow plastic one that you have to reeeeeaaaally stare at to see where the fluid is at. Well, they're white at first but with time become yellow and, as I have recently learned, CRUMBLE! I rubbed a piece of stuff off to see the fluid better and the thing itself crumbled off. I guess it's the same plastic that grocery bags are made of, that breaks apart in the sun (motorcycle so that thing is out and about, getting fried). I'm shooketh 😱
awesome vide Aman you are amazing
Re: going straight thru a junction in the right lane. It can be a toss up which lane to take. Someone turning left has to wait for pedestrians, possibly stopping thru traffic.
07:27 the only time you can wait on a keep clear is when you’re turning right and your exit road is clear and you’re only prevented from turning by oncoming vehicles or by others in front turning right also, the same as a yellow box junction.
This guy need definitely 30 plus lesson Thanks
Because he is from Pakistan? The assessor already said his driving is good but few things need improvement , you can cry in the corner with your hatred.
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40 plua lesson's definitely he need it Thanks
You can go back to nursery and learn to write, thanks.
The fact that aman took him so far shows hes not as bad of a driver, but he definitely does need to do a few lessons by aman before going for a test
05:38 he was definitely getting too close to the pedestrians.
Lets get 1million subs for the best driving channel ❤
Great video
20:24 if you see chevrons painted on the road it means that you’re in a one-way direction of flow part of the road and vehicles will be passing on both sides of the chevron markings going in the same direction, as they’re bordered by a broken white line as per rule 130 of the Highway Code, you shouldn’t enter the area unless it’s necessary and safe to do so, if there was a solid white line you must only enter the area in an emergency, no matter which side of the chevron markings you’re on, the line closest to you always points in the direction of the traffic flow and the line is telling you to keep to your side as there could be vehicles next to you, so, if you imagine you’re in lane 1, the line closest to you is going from bottom right to top left in the direction of travel telling you to keep to the left as there could be cars next to you in lane 2, if you imagine you’re in lane 2, the line closest to you is going from bottom left to top right in the direction of travel telling you to keep to the right as there could be cars next to you in lane 1, if you see hatched markings painted on the road it means you’re in a two-way direction of flow part of the road and vehicles will be passing on both sides of the hatched markings going in the same direction, no matter which side of the hatched markings you’re on, the line always goes from bottom right to top left in the direction of travel telling you to keep to the left as there could be cars next to you in lane 2, rule 130 of the Highway Code applies to both chevron markings and hatched markings; if the lines are broken you should not enter the area unless it’s safe and necessary to do so, if the line is solid then you must not enter the area except for in an emergency, there is however one exception, the only time you can legally cross a solid white line to enter hatched markings is on a single carriageway at the end of an overtaking lane where 2 lanes reduce to 1, you’re permitted in this situation to cross the solid white line to enter the hatched area for any of the reasons mentioned for double white lines, which are, as per rule 129 of the Highway Code, to enter adjoining premises or a side road, to pass a stationary vehicle blocking the lane, to overtake a pedal cycle, horse or road maintenance vehicle travelling at 10mph or less.
Don't be sad if you fail. The more you commit mistakes the more you learn ! Good luck everyone 🤞
Completely out of subject but I’d love to see what condition your alloys are in.
Diving at 11! That’s insane
14:39 it’s very rare to see them blue circular vehicles may pass on either side to reach the same destination signs.
Amen has Great Observations and Great Memory .
.RULES & Regulations are gud for every one safety
Gud luck 🍀
You ll Jst used to with the law in uk because in Pakistan there’s is no law and order UNFORTUNATELY
You might need to go for mock
Test before your final DVLA test 👍
15:30 traffic laws still apply in car parks, as per rule 130 of the Highway Code, you must not cross a solid white line to enter hatched markings, it’s emergency use only, the only exemption is on a single carriageway at the end of an overtaking lane where 2 lanes reduce to 1 lane, in this situation you may cross the solid white line to enter the hatched markings for any of the reasons mentioned for double white lines.
It states in the Highway Code, Annex 4 - The road user and the law, The definition of a road in England and Wales is ‘any highway and any other road to which the public has access and includes bridges over which a road passes, It is important to note that references to ‘road’ therefore generally include footpaths, bridleways and cycle tracks, and many roadways and driveways on private land (including many car parks). In most cases, the law will apply to them and there may be additional rules for particular paths or ways.
14:37 it would have been better to use lane 1, I know there’s a sign that says vehicles may pass on either side to reach the same destination but lane 2 is for overtaking, lane 1 is the normal driving lane, but nice left mirror check to make sure that nobody was there as both lanes go to the left and the same place, never arrive at the same time and at the same point as another vehicle.
By the way aman what type of Mercedes is your car?
14:34 should of let the pedestrians cross the road.
Definitely, it can be a serious fault.
Taimoor, you need some Lessons with an Instructor. You know how to drive the car, now you need to learn how to drive it safely and observe the Highway Code. Good Luck with your driving and Theory Test. I'll give you a tip for blind spots, get the car parked up on the drive or somewhere safe, sit in the drivers seat and get somebody to walk slowly past the car from behind, watch for the gap between them disappearing from the door mirror and reappearing in the rear view mirror.
Bro why when uk people talk its so relaxing dam man wild
Aman was so polite she would have to terminate the test within first 10 minute Thanks
I feel for her because she has to deal with those dangerous learner drivers.
7:48 is that not a stop line on the junction you are entering? If it isn't why is that white line in front of the lights you are turning into?
15:21 it’s strange how there are hatched markings with solid white lines near to the parking spaces but as it’s in a private car park on private land then rule 130 of the Highway Code wouldn’t apply in car parks, where I live, in the supermarkets with disabled and parent and toddler bays they don’t have hatched markings with solid white lines, they have white crosses with solid white lines.
06:13 the white van mounted the kerb, oops!
Overconfident=mistakes 😅
By the way Aman i pass my test while ago but till now i watch your videos so i can prepare for new learner’s moves and also learn more and more from you and your new learner’s. You are best instructor seriously and when i was preparing for my test your videos help me alot at that time. Good luck for you and your new learner’s. I know its hard to teach all day. 👍👍 all the best to all of you guy’s
Omg this video is giving me the worst anxiety, soooo many pedestrians and cyclists just everywhere.
18:34 even though the right hand lane also goes straight and he’s overtaking the cars in lane 1 I’d go straight ahead using lane 1 as it’s not good like in the video to get stuck behind a vehicle that is turning right.
I would not survive on indian roads and looking at the stats neither would they
14:59 I would have gone a lot slower and looked to the left and right more, the view to the left is nice and open but the view to the right is very restricted because of the big parked car.
Couple of observations.
The UK seems to have got really bad with what here in Canada they call 'J walking'. Here, police see you cross the road and you are not in a dedicated pedestrian crossing, you will get a big fine.
@14:45, are you not supposed to stop for pedestrians now that are going to step across in front of you, buy are technically still on the sidewalk?
7:50 I would like to see what you would have done
omg my school is right there
Watching from Malawi🇲🇼🇲🇼 The driver lacks some driving skills
5:33 wtf is he doing he could’ve hit the yute 🤦🏾♂️
This is considered good driving in Pakistan. There are no laws here, so you're pretty much on your own when you're out on the roads, just like in India. There are no rules.
Also, boys start driving by the age of 9 and are out on the roads by age 11. Getting a driver's license is easy; all you need to do is reverse in a figure-8 shape.
This video proves how dangerously south asians drive and should never be handed international licenses.
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Hes soo cooked
He seems to not recognise the "giveway" lines.
how on earth can you pass a theory test the same week if you dont see those 😭
I think you mean "give way".
I noticed a serious fault in this video: Where she said he was 'a good driver'
Bruv its not break fluid bottle its fluid reservoir 😅
em stop was a hard watch i feel sorry for him lol
It’s stupid aswell how certain pedestrians walk on the roads without looking. Also cyclists not using their arm signals or not stopping at a traffic light
Nah he isn’t representing us Pakistani driving brother is dangerous
Please keep the Indian and Pakistani drivers coming, it's gold. Maybe branch out to Egyptian too lol
10:09, bikes are so bloody dangerous on the roads. What kind of pea-brain would ever think that bikes on a road was a good idea? The rule: you should not force another driver to slow down, it's dangerous is a serious fault, but a bike, by default will slow you down, force you to look around more, and potentially fall off into the road. What ever happened to rational thought?
Ey at least it was a good emergency stop practice 🤷😂
The cyclist should be aware of their surroundings also, its not always up to the person who drives the car. Both need to be cautious.
Love video
That cyclist should’ve waited at the red light.
Just lacking that bit of education on how to be safe
Aren’t you scared of people like this causing a serious accident? Why do you allow them behind the wheel? I get that you have pedals too but it only takes a fraction of a second for someone to cause an accident, intentionally or otherwise. Please be safe.
Guys, I’m so confused. I just passed last week so sorry if this is a stupid question. There’s this road near me where there’s clear signs saying it’s “20mph” speed limit, in red circles on lampposts and when the road begins. However, when I go 20, people honk and overtake and none of the oncoming traffic seem to be going that slow either. How do I know if the 20 is advisory or compulsory?
The way SHE( BELOVED CAR INSTRUCTOR💜)said BYEEEEEE So ADORABLE😘🤌. Love the Video as she said He was GOOD with his Driving because of his EXPERIENCE but what He doesn't understand is the TRAFFIC RULES tought was not only Immportent in UK but also ALL OVER THE WORLD Which is Useful . Even ME also fallow where No one care about Rules but ME FALLOW because of SHE😍( BEAUTIFULLY EXPLAINED ) the importance of TRAFFIC RULES. At the age of 11 He started Driving which was a "SERIOUS DANGEROUS ISSUE and also CRIME " and this happing some Parts INDIA because of BLINDLY Loving their KIDS by PARENTS. For ME 18 or 21 is a LEGAL& SMART AGE to Learn any VEHICLE DRIVING..😒
@@srinivasrasamalla1184 love the energy and the message
When entering the Sainsbury’s car park should he not also have given way to the pedestrians on both sides?
Hey yeah we should but it was okay to continue too as they waited and it wasn’t a danger to continue
As they were looking into the road
Generally Taimoor needed to be more alert with pedestrians
This video shows exactly why cyclists are a menace on the roads with the speed they go, they put themselves in dangerous positions and have no respect for car users. They just do what they like.
How come you've been putting "good mirror checks and signal timed" when he's either signaled before checking mirrors(9:50) and on other occasions he signaled and didn't look at all(10:49)? 😅 They're all minors. That emergency stop is by far the worst and most confusing thought process I've ever seen...🧐
International driving licences SHOULD NOT be allowed.
He clearly drives like a 11 Year old
Think I've learnt this valuable lesson from the first 9 minutes "don't drive in London", Cyclist and pedestrian nutters!
i do wonder where Aman find these for mock tests 😅
Taimoor hasn’t driven in uk and they drive in a YT mock test.
If you’re new to watching this; i highly recommend watching another video on clear view channel of a uk driving test mock test to see what is required to pass.
5:21 good for theory test and hazard perception test this.
Good Luck to him on UK theory test.
They definitely word the questions on this differently which those whose first language isn’t English can find this tricky i feel.
12:40 at a junction where DVSA and DVLA say learners fail the most.
If you can’t see, stop and do correct junction observations.😮
Move when this is clear.
Why did they f ing fail me last July?
i better pass in September..
i prefer not to speak, if i speak i will be in big trouble.😊
22:16 why did he ask this?😂
He has plenty to learn to be a safe uk driver.
i agree with Srinivas Rasmalla comment below.
Aman say bye in a cute way.
Only thing i learnt is which i already had a good understanding is driving in South Asia is different to England.
Even driving in different countries in Europe is totally different to the uk
@@wrightwoodworkyes
You failed last July and only have another test this September?
The backlog is bad, but not a year and 2 months bad.
@@Pimp_Shrimp money doesn’t grow on trees.
@@BALHAM69 If a re-test is too much of an expense then driving is going to be too much as well.