Thanks for sharing I started a journey on Saturday to Walsall and gave in at High Wycombe- I will build up my courage by continuing to watch this.. 🙏🏽💕
Keep it up, the more you drive the more experience & confidence you will gain, motorways are supposed to be the safest of roads. A couple of main things a very good friend told me when i first drove on the motorway was: * Always maintain a good distance from the car in front of you. * Also be alert to the cars and traffic conditions that you can see ahead of you; just so in case cars suddenly come to a stand still or slow down drastically (if this does occur; then briefly switch on your hazard lights just to warn the car/s behind you). Best wishes and good luck with your driving.
Omg😩😭 I’m driving from Birmingham to London for the first time in a week & a half with barely any motorway experience. I’ve been driving 6 years this June but I’ve been on the motorway for very short journeys about 5 times and I’m absolutely shitting it🥲
Many years ago, a few pieces of advice a very good friend told me when i first drove on the motorway: * Always maintain a good distance from the car in front of you. * Also be alert to the cars and traffic conditions that you can see ahead of you; just so in case cars suddenly come to a stand still or slow down drastically (if this does occur; then briefly switch on your hazard lights just to warn the car/s behind you). * If you do happen to start feeling drowsy whilst driving, pull into a service stop & freshen up. (I've found that if my car is too warm & cosy it starts to make me feel drowsy; if that happens I either cool the inside temperature or open the car window & the drowsiness stops, bear in mind that if you open the car window at great speed it will feel very gusty in the car). * If your schedule allows you, try to drive with the sun behind you (to avoid the sun glare dazzling you) * Nowadays the speed rules are enforced using speed cameras, whatever speed signs you see stick to that speed (cruise control comes into it's own when you need to maintain a steady speed) The more you drive the more experience & confidence you will gain, motorways are supposed to be the safest of roads. Best wishes and good luck with your driving.
The more you drive the more experience & confidence you will gain, motorways are supposed to be the safest of roads. A couple of main things a very good friend told me when i first drove on the motorway was: * Always maintain a good distance from the car in front of you. * Also be alert to the cars and traffic conditions that you can see ahead of you; just so in case cars suddenly come to a stand still or slow down drastically (if this does occur; then briefly switch on your hazard lights just to warn the car/s behind you). Best wishes and good luck with your driving.
@@mr07623445678 Thanks a lot for the reply Your video was so helpful for a long ride it gives an idea about round abouts , Motorways and Junctions , Superb thumbs up
Who cares about a couple of Indians going for a drive and coughing and hacking. I don't see the point. Wait till i upload something. It will informative with lovely music and of course include historical facts on all our splendid architecture (what is left of it)
Thanks for sharing I started a journey on Saturday to Walsall and gave in at High Wycombe- I will build up my courage by continuing to watch this.. 🙏🏽💕
Keep it up, the more you drive the more experience & confidence you will gain, motorways are supposed to be the safest of roads.
A couple of main things a very good friend told me when i first drove on the motorway was:
* Always maintain a good distance from the car in front of you.
* Also be alert to the cars and traffic conditions that you can see ahead of you; just so in case cars suddenly come to a stand still or slow down drastically (if this does occur; then briefly switch on your hazard lights just to warn the car/s behind you).
Best wishes and good luck with your driving.
Travels in India, London & the UK Thanks so much I appreciate that 🙏🏽💕💕
Watching from Dallas :p I like Londons architecture.
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Drove from Holyhead down to London last week
Enjoyable trip , m40 busy
Good services at Stafford.
Going from Banbury to reading tomorrow, never been on a motorway, this helped!
Pleased to read that the video helped 🙏🏽
I just know that I'm gonna wake up tonight at some point sweating and cold, saying "Cross the Roundabout, 2nd Exit"😂😂😂
I hope and wish I would go London by myself alone in my life by my own driving.
Omg😩😭 I’m driving from Birmingham to London for the first time in a week & a half with barely any motorway experience. I’ve been driving 6 years this June but I’ve been on the motorway for very short journeys about 5 times and I’m absolutely shitting it🥲
Many years ago, a few pieces of advice a very good friend told me when i first drove on the motorway:
* Always maintain a good distance from the car in front of you.
* Also be alert to the cars and traffic conditions that you can see ahead of you; just so in case cars suddenly come to a stand still or slow down drastically (if this does occur; then briefly switch on your hazard lights just to warn the car/s behind you).
* If you do happen to start feeling drowsy whilst driving, pull into a service stop & freshen up.
(I've found that if my car is too warm & cosy it starts to make me feel drowsy; if that happens I either cool the inside temperature or open the car window & the drowsiness stops, bear in mind that if you open the car window at great speed it will feel very gusty in the car).
* If your schedule allows you, try to drive with the sun behind you (to avoid the sun glare dazzling you)
* Nowadays the speed rules are enforced using speed cameras, whatever speed signs you see stick to that speed (cruise control comes into it's own when you need to maintain a steady speed)
The more you drive the more experience & confidence you will gain, motorways are supposed to be the safest of roads.
Best wishes and good luck with your driving.
I want to do this soon, I'm dreading it
The more you drive the more experience & confidence you will gain, motorways are supposed to be the safest of roads.
A couple of main things a very good friend told me when i first drove on the motorway was:
* Always maintain a good distance from the car in front of you.
* Also be alert to the cars and traffic conditions that you can see ahead of you; just so in case cars suddenly come to a stand still or slow down drastically (if this does occur; then briefly switch on your hazard lights just to warn the car/s behind you).
Best wishes and good luck with your driving.
I had went to the different motorway and we went past oxford and Warwick and lots of motorways that go there
16:49
I did see a crossrail construction sign pointing to left
from google map it showing 4 hour from Birmingham to London, but your video is 2 hour, just making sure its 2 hour or 4
The travel time varies depending on what time of day you travel.
This actual journey took just over 2 hours
Thanks so much for nice video, I hope I'll do the same one day soon In Shaa Allaah.
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I bet the seats in the car are cool and the car goes fast
You bet would be correct my friend.
Я искал, как Лондон с m40 играет в станке, а тут какое-то двух часовое путешествие
Petrol costs?
At 7:43 I saw a person jaywalking
Abel Joseph yea but he was walking in the middle of the road and was not in the crosswalk, so that is jaywalking
@@RyanLeiby it's England, it's the norm
There's no such law in the UK.
@@RyanLeiby it's not illegal in the UK.
great banter guys XD but very cool vid
Good coughing & throat clearing
Hi
Could you please tell me the navigation app you were using in this video
Good video
Thanks
It was a Tom Tom Sat Nav.
@@mr07623445678
Thanks a lot for the reply
Your video was so helpful for a long ride it gives an idea about round abouts , Motorways and Junctions , Superb thumbs up
What was that noise at 1:13:03
The Car
@@Qingep actually I just found out that the sound is the GPS telling him that he’s speeding
why ?
Who cares about a couple of Indians going for a drive and coughing and hacking.
I don't see the point. Wait till i upload something. It will informative with lovely music and of course include historical facts on all our splendid architecture (what is left of it)
You pass my house at 1:42:47 :)
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You did that trip with no music or radio at all just for a video?!
+S Miller
We wore headphones.
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Bloody good for a Ford Fiesta.
What car is that
It was a Ford Mondeo, Ghia X, Automatic
Very nice trip :)
Yeah, and this video made my time fly
I'm really interested in road trips especially the long road trips
Anyways how did u feel when u drove to london
Very relaxed...
Reply to what I said
How long are you travelling in kilometres?
Isis Torrefiel top speed is 70 Milesian U.K. For others countries 120 kilometres
good job
London is not that far
Umer Jan 1hr and 40 minutes for a train
Nice
Thank you
Rakhmat!! :)
Nathan Redpath
you can tell speeding: beep beep beep
That's the warning/notification sound of any speed cameras ahead.
Travels in India, London & the UK 50:00
still speeding
That ride is long
This is like a movie
Thank you for sharing..
Flat Earth!
26:00