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We need more considerate people like the van driver. I'm happy to see Pin is so calm and doesn't interfere, my instructor was very assertive. It turned me to drive well, but Indians do not respond well to assertiveness... obviously being a guy in his 30's is beyond anxiety... so I took the context, not the anxiety.
I did Reverse Bay Parking on my test. Fun fact; you are able to secure the car once parked, inform your instructor that you are not finished with your manoeuvre, get out of the car and check you are in the lines. then get back in the car and tell the instructor you are finished. This is completely allowed. I had heard of this before doing my test and wanted to be 100% sure this wouldn't fail me.
bless! I feel like 8 serious sounds like a lot but she did well on a lot of parts, just nerves and silly mistakes which we've all made! with a little reflection and calming herself, she will be a great driver. unlike others, I don't think you were too harsh with faults as a lot of examiners would take the same stance as you and its better to warn her of that. you just don't know who you'll get on the day. keep working hard Maddy & you will pass before you know it.
First serious was harsh in my opinion. Although the learner was indicating, she still had priority. Didn’t really see a problem with the overtake, she had enough time to do it safely without affecting the oncoming car.
@@wyzcienzcsiewmariuzsiewscz5595driving faster would’ve been unsafer she needed to be sure the vehicle on the left wasn’t going to pull out. she was at a safe speed
Billion times better compared to your last mock test video you uploaded pin.😊 A much more pleasant watch. Thank you Maddy for coming on. ❤ Hopefully 2024 is the year she passes her UK driving test. ☺️💕 3:26 yea, it was a slight mistake from her. She was driving on their side of the road. 😮 4:11 she did look to be very close yes 😅 The mistakes and video timing is in the description of this. Her junction observations are good, she simply wasn’t use to driving in this specific car vehicle which Lead to some of her mistakes i feel. 8:17 well done Maddy 12:43 good use of the signal
My kitten is sleeping on my legs while I’m watching this and she woke up because of the long indicator noise on that hill where Maddy stalled three times. 😂
I failed my test on Tuesday as I was 'speeding' I was doing 25-30 mph on country lanes as the weather was very bad, a lot of mud and flooded in some parts then I slowed to 5-10 mph to go through them. My instructor even said I should not have been failed for that. I enjoy watching your videos they give me confidence.
Driving Anything 10mph under the legal road limit is very dangerous especially as country lanes are mostly 50-60 mph roads and single lanes , I get your trying to be safe but slow drivers are the most dangerous type of drivers and are most likely to cause/get into an accidents. So his decision is respectable, But I wish u the best of luck for ur next test
@@Dai-hi2pw The legal road limits are for ideal weather conditions. It can be safer overall to go slower if there's hazards like a lot of mud and flooding in the road, or black ice, etc.
4:15 Not getting into second gear on approach to the turn in point here means your left hand will be still on the gear lever. Meanwhile you need to steer right and only have one hand to do so. Steering is recovered late and you wash wide.
@@sirmounted8499 The adaptions for vehicles can be very radical. On test in an adapted vehicle as long as you show you are safe like any learner you will pass the test. The great thing is that car thieves are extremely unlikely to steal a vehicle that does not have a steering wheel.
@@sarahshahzad9071 Richard votes or something Did a video on here called driving test scam A Half an hour video Yea I’m sorry the examiner failed you on purpose Were you taking lessons with instructor? Was this in a instructor car ?
I'm just glad we didn't have to do this parking in a bay bollocks when i did my test. I'd drive right through the bay so i was facing out so o don't have to reverse out. And I'm glad i only had to reverse round the corner and do a 3 point turn instead of parallel parking! I've had my licence since 1997 and i still can't parallel park!
3:30 I wonder if they had given way, could the driver in the fiesta be failed because it could have been assessed as if you gave way (their indicator is “asking” to pull out).
Not really tbh... although avoid doing that, but if you couldn't manage to stop before the advance stopping line and it's okay. Again, the kind of speed she was in she had to brake harshly to stop which was more unsafe, if there were a vehicle behind, it would have hit for sure. Anticipatory drive would be much better, do not jump red light, but if you feel it's harsh to stop, cross the orange.
I am learning in automatic I do have learning disability but have tried manual and yes I notice the difference in the easiness of automatic I like manual but prefer automatic in cars as u can have u hands in steering wheel all time for that reason
Some cars, usually hydraulic, can have really stiff clutches. Mine works more on pressure then the position of the pedal. Funny when i got a small rental car for when mine's in repair, i almost stomped through the floor board first time
The first one may indeed have been harsh but remember people, the test isn't to assess whether or not you are able to drive a car, it's to assess whether you can do so safely. Anything that could be even just marginally dangerous or impactful (in a negative way) from your action as a driver will get you a fault, regardless of serious or minor. In such a situation where you are unsure during your test, it's better to stick to the left and just give way to the learner imo. That way you avoid the "hazard" to begin with. But then again.. if you misjudge the distance between yourself and the oncoming traffic and end up slowing down when you could have gone, that could perhaps be counted as hesitation? Not too sure about that. However, if I had to choose between safely slowing down traffic behind me by braking gently and ahead of time to give way to both, the learner and the oncoming traffic in this situation, or trying to wedge my way in and potentially slowing down oncoming traffic when there are no signs or markings stating that I have priority, I don't think it's rocket science to decide which one is better of the two choices. Ignoring the fact that she indeed may have had enough space and time to pass safely, the other fact is that she at the same time overtook a learner driver. While that might be harmless as they definitely had an instructor with them, being wedged between an oncoming car that had to slow down a little for me, and another learner sure isn't the greatest of feelings in terms of safety. At the end of the day, harsh or not, the final say is with the examiner.
That first serious fault was a bit harsh, the learner was indicating, so she still had priority, but it was a nice cruise overall with some slight hiccups, she will be a good driver in the future.
this happened to me on my first test 3 weeks ago and got 5 minors for move off control because of it. have my test again tomorrow hope i can be less nervous
A very serious mistake many instructors do is: constantly chatting with their students during the lesson/mock test. That's very distracting. Basically, that's waste of teaching time. I believe most young drivers need at least 2-3 months of driving independently AFTER they've passed their test before they can start multitasking /chatting while driving/.
The guy doing my test talked constantly and I couldn't work out if he was trying to distract me on purpose, turns out no he just likes chatting but I stopped replying lol. He wouldn't stop talking about what he was going to have for lunch 😂 I passed first time but it was 17 years ago.
Myeah...the first serious was unjustified IMO, no danger and she made it on time. A minor slowing down, that can be a lot of things, it can also be the driver being courteous. I know I slow down a little to show mercy, I myself hate being in their position.
The examiner might view it differently so better safe than sorry. My instructor taught me well for all scenarios, and while learning in my mind I was like... what the hell.. I could pass through there just fine, but then examiners are sticklers for rules. Also better to remember these. After you pass, it's upto you given that you don't drive unsafe.
It's all pretty to play rules. I'm an Indian and I know what you are saying. We are not rule following drivers, but people with excellent sense of road and hazard, because most drivers don' t follow them. But then riders and drivers are very perceptive of scenarios. My suggestion, even if you are a A grade ADI here in the UK, don't drive in India. It's just not suitable for peple from western world. If India plays rule rule.. 1.5 billions won't get their things done, and none of us will reach anywhere. It's a cosmic chaos, and we have mastered it. It's not for everyone though. Although when I drive in the UK, I drive exactly as mentioned in highway code. Your road your rules.
I don’t get it why you guys always use the hand brakes when you stop at anywhere. In Hungary we use it to park and that’s it. I get it it is for safety, but it just seems such a distraction.
I can't believe she reversed out of that bay without using the accelerator and just using the clutch to drag the car out....I cringed watching that...poor car.
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If you are learning to drive or will be starting soon please check out my Ultimate Driving Course. The Ultimate Driving Course itself has been designed to enhance your Driving Journey helping you save time and money on your driving Lessons by offering structured and informative videos on every single topic required to pass your test for the price of one lesson
But don’t take my word for it, I have unlocked the first three modules/10 Videos of the Automatic and Manual Editions of the Ultimate Driving Course for you to try. So even if you don’t buy the course you will be prepared for your first few lessons with your own Instructor
www.ultimatedrivingcourse.com/
We have now introduced a FREE TO ACCESS Theory Section. As part of Phase 1 you can now access the below features.
• Practice Theory Questions
• Road Sign Flashcards
• Theory Mock Tests
These new features will be free to access regardless of whether you have purchased the Ultimate Driving Course or not.
the van driver behind her at the junction where she stalled 3 times was so patient bless 😅
He sure was
We need more considerate people like the van driver.
I'm happy to see Pin is so calm and doesn't interfere, my instructor was very assertive.
It turned me to drive well, but Indians do not respond well to assertiveness... obviously being a guy in his 30's is beyond anxiety... so I took the context, not the anxiety.
Good Guy van driver,also noticed, he even kept the distance in case she would roll back
in my country u wouldve had panic atack on the second stall because of the 'professionals' behind
Yes very patient. I am always patient with learner drivers. We’ve all been there.
props to the van driver for being so patient when she stall 3 times
Having passed today i can finally watch these videos and not be worried haha , good luck to anyone watching that hasnt passed yet!
Congrats 👏🏻 I passed at the end of January too 😊 still here making sure I'm keeping on top of my safety 👌🏻
I just find it interesting how different people are ein driving
Same, I still worry though😂
Same. I passed yesterday 🎉🎉🎉. My examiner was sound as and didn't fail me on something I thought he would have
@@chrisbee487 congrats and welcome to the expensive insurance club 😂
I did Reverse Bay Parking on my test. Fun fact; you are able to secure the car once parked, inform your instructor that you are not finished with your manoeuvre, get out of the car and check you are in the lines. then get back in the car and tell the instructor you are finished. This is completely allowed. I had heard of this before doing my test and wanted to be 100% sure this wouldn't fail me.
bless! I feel like 8 serious sounds like a lot but she did well on a lot of parts, just nerves and silly mistakes which we've all made! with a little reflection and calming herself, she will be a great driver. unlike others, I don't think you were too harsh with faults as a lot of examiners would take the same stance as you and its better to warn her of that. you just don't know who you'll get on the day. keep working hard Maddy & you will pass before you know it.
That quiet look of dissent on Pin's face after that first serious driving fault 😂 Also you can do it Maddy! 💪 All about showing you can drive safely.
You will make Maddy you are learning don't give up.
I passed my test today, completely sympathise with the shakey leg! Good luck to her xx
I failed last month cos of that
First serious was harsh in my opinion. Although the learner was indicating, she still had priority. Didn’t really see a problem with the overtake, she had enough time to do it safely without affecting the oncoming car.
True
Yes, but the oncoming car did have to brake
Facts i dont know how she could have done that differently? it would be weirder to stop for a vehicle that is that far away.
@@xJeffHDaccelerate more and keep further to the left
@@wyzcienzcsiewmariuzsiewscz5595driving faster would’ve been unsafer she needed to be sure the vehicle on the left wasn’t going to pull out. she was at a safe speed
Maddy you are amazing, you got this! Good luck! ❤🎉
I passed today! And your videos were so helpful thank you x
Billion times better compared to your last mock test video you uploaded pin.😊
A much more pleasant watch.
Thank you Maddy for coming on. ❤
Hopefully 2024 is the year she passes her UK driving test. ☺️💕
3:26 yea, it was a slight mistake from her. She was driving on their side of the road. 😮
4:11 she did look to be very close yes 😅
The mistakes and video timing is in the description of this.
Her junction observations are good, she simply wasn’t use to driving in this specific car vehicle which Lead to some of her mistakes i feel.
8:17 well done Maddy
12:43 good use of the signal
My kitten is sleeping on my legs while I’m watching this and she woke up because of the long indicator noise on that hill where Maddy stalled three times. 😂
😂😂😂
I failed my test on Tuesday as I was 'speeding' I was doing 25-30 mph on country lanes as the weather was very bad, a lot of mud and flooded in some parts then I slowed to 5-10 mph to go through them. My instructor even said I should not have been failed for that. I enjoy watching your videos they give me confidence.
Driving Anything 10mph under the legal road limit is very dangerous especially as country lanes are mostly 50-60 mph roads and single lanes , I get your trying to be safe but slow drivers are the most dangerous type of drivers and are most likely to cause/get into an accidents. So his decision is respectable, But I wish u the best of luck for ur next test
@@Dai-hi2pw fast drivers are far worse you don't realise before they come out of nowhere at least slow drivers can be avoided.
@@Dai-hi2pw The legal road limits are for ideal weather conditions. It can be safer overall to go slower if there's hazards like a lot of mud and flooding in the road, or black ice, etc.
4:15 Not getting into second gear on approach to the turn in point here means your left hand will be still on the gear lever. Meanwhile you need to steer right and only have one hand to do so. Steering is recovered late and you wash wide.
Cheers Keith
I only ever use one hand for steering
@@sirmounted8499 Some disabled people steer only with their feet.
@@keith6400 Seen that, one foot for brake and accel, other on the steering wheel. Can't believe it's legal
@@sirmounted8499 The adaptions for vehicles can be very radical. On test in an adapted vehicle as long as you show you are safe like any learner you will pass the test. The great thing is that car thieves are extremely unlikely to steal a vehicle that does not have a steering wheel.
4:54 bros catchin feelings😂😂
Ur not harsh I was failed for not looking at my mirror on the roundabout.
That is a very bad reason
Any other faults or only this ?
Just that 😞 and it was the best drive I ever did.
@@sarahshahzad9071 Richard votes or something
Did a video on here called driving test scam
A
Half an hour video
Yea I’m sorry the examiner failed you on purpose
Were you taking lessons with instructor?
Was this in a instructor car ?
Best of luck on your real test, Maddie! You'll be just fine. 😃
I'm just glad we didn't have to do this parking in a bay bollocks when i did my test. I'd drive right through the bay so i was facing out so o don't have to reverse out. And I'm glad i only had to reverse round the corner and do a 3 point turn instead of parallel parking! I've had my licence since 1997 and i still can't parallel park!
3:30 I wonder if they had given way, could the driver in the fiesta be failed because it could have been assessed as if you gave way (their indicator is “asking” to pull out).
I think it was a good drive overall, it was just silly little things that give Maddy most of her serious faults
I know I'm not an instructor but the first one was kinda begging it tbh
Don't think so, i failed my first test with 2 serious fault with one being for this exact reason 😅
Agreed with your assignments.
I wish i had a drivingteacher like that too
I still want to back camera to be flipped instead to match what the driver sees in the mirror, it just doesn't look right atm
Emergency stop was top drawer for someone who claims not to have done it 👍
I learned it watching Iron Man3, when stark does an emergency stop listening to mark42 was not charging.
04:52 Should that not be a serious fault? Stopping over the stop line on a red light is a motoring offence.
Not really tbh... although avoid doing that, but if you couldn't manage to stop before the advance stopping line and it's okay.
Again, the kind of speed she was in she had to brake harshly to stop which was more unsafe, if there were a vehicle behind, it would have hit for sure.
Anticipatory drive would be much better, do not jump red light, but if you feel it's harsh to stop, cross the orange.
I am learning in automatic I do have learning disability but have tried manual and yes I notice the difference in the easiness of automatic I like manual but prefer automatic in cars as u can have u hands in steering wheel all time for that reason
My leg shakes too sometimes when I'm driving but you gotta make sure you're always in control of the car
Some cars, usually hydraulic, can have really stiff clutches.
Mine works more on pressure then the position of the pedal.
Funny when i got a small rental car for when mine's in repair, i almost stomped through the floor board first time
@stonedmountainunicorn9532 lol yhhh I see where you're coming from, some cars have heavy clutches and others feel like a bicycle pedal
Hi bro
Are you available on Monday i need to take mock test with u
The first one may indeed have been harsh but remember people, the test isn't to assess whether or not you are able to drive a car, it's to assess whether you can do so safely. Anything that could be even just marginally dangerous or impactful (in a negative way) from your action as a driver will get you a fault, regardless of serious or minor. In such a situation where you are unsure during your test, it's better to stick to the left and just give way to the learner imo. That way you avoid the "hazard" to begin with. But then again.. if you misjudge the distance between yourself and the oncoming traffic and end up slowing down when you could have gone, that could perhaps be counted as hesitation? Not too sure about that.
However, if I had to choose between safely slowing down traffic behind me by braking gently and ahead of time to give way to both, the learner and the oncoming traffic in this situation, or trying to wedge my way in and potentially slowing down oncoming traffic when there are no signs or markings stating that I have priority, I don't think it's rocket science to decide which one is better of the two choices.
Ignoring the fact that she indeed may have had enough space and time to pass safely, the other fact is that she at the same time overtook a learner driver. While that might be harmless as they definitely had an instructor with them, being wedged between an oncoming car that had to slow down a little for me, and another learner sure isn't the greatest of feelings in terms of safety.
At the end of the day, harsh or not, the final say is with the examiner.
What’s the correct thing to do if i am on the wrong lane when turning right instead of cutting lanes to get to the right hand lane? 9:41
You should stay in the lane you are in if it is not safe to change. It’s not a fault if you go the wrong direction as long as you do it safely
@@olivierfougeres cheers
My leg was shaking badly on my test. It should settle down after time and is natural.
Agree on first serious fault...
Does anybody know what cameras pin uses ?? Could use something like them for sports
Is the position of the front camera at the middle of the view, or is it at the position where the driver's view is ?
First serious is absolutely justified oncoming car slow down, she should have slowed down to let it pass for safe gap otherwise let the car move
After the emergency stop would you signal right or would u just drive after the checks
That first serious fault was a bit harsh, the learner was indicating, so she still had priority, but it was a nice cruise overall with some slight hiccups, she will be a good driver in the future.
My left leg on clutch would NOT stop shaking on the driving test. I still passed 😹
this happened to me on my first test 3 weeks ago and got 5 minors for move off control because of it. have my test again tomorrow hope i can be less nervous
This happened to me but chewing gum help me concentrate and stopped the leg shaking lol
A very serious mistake many instructors do is: constantly chatting with their students during the lesson/mock test. That's very distracting. Basically, that's waste of teaching time. I believe most young drivers need at least 2-3 months of driving independently AFTER they've passed their test before they can start multitasking /chatting while driving/.
The guy doing my test talked constantly and I couldn't work out if he was trying to distract me on purpose, turns out no he just likes chatting but I stopped replying lol. He wouldn't stop talking about what he was going to have for lunch 😂 I passed first time but it was 17 years ago.
She's the prettiest girl I've ever seen
I afraid to drive but it really want to learh jow to drive how much lesson should begginers have to take
Myeah...the first serious was unjustified IMO, no danger and she made it on time. A minor slowing down, that can be a lot of things, it can also be the driver being courteous. I know I slow down a little to show mercy, I myself hate being in their position.
The examiner might view it differently so better safe than sorry.
My instructor taught me well for all scenarios, and while learning in my mind I was like... what the hell.. I could pass through there just fine, but then examiners are sticklers for rules.
Also better to remember these.
After you pass, it's upto you given that you don't drive unsafe.
Fairly pointed first serious fault
First one was harsh, I deffo would have done what she did 😅
HOOORAAAAYYYYY
did my first mock test and failed with one serious
Half the way to passing doesn't seem to get you very far in a test i guess about 5 seconds by my estimations
I might take my test in india have you seen their drving test centre its a bloody joke reverse the car in to a little bay then you have passed wtf
It's all pretty to play rules.
I'm an Indian and I know what you are saying.
We are not rule following drivers, but people with excellent sense of road and hazard, because most drivers don' t follow them.
But then riders and drivers are very perceptive of scenarios.
My suggestion, even if you are a A grade ADI here in the UK, don't drive in India. It's just not suitable for peple from western world.
If India plays rule rule.. 1.5 billions won't get their things done, and none of us will reach anywhere.
It's a cosmic chaos, and we have mastered it. It's not for everyone though.
Although when I drive in the UK, I drive exactly as mentioned in highway code. Your road your rules.
Pin loves going to Matalan, lol
LOOOOL
11 hours and her instructor hasn’t even taught her the correct technique for turning the steering wheel
I don’t get it why you guys always use the hand brakes when you stop at anywhere. In Hungary we use it to park and that’s it. I get it it is for safety, but it just seems such a distraction.
Why we generally don't do it after passing test lol, well me but I passed 17 years ago
What's her @
Perv 😅 It's in the beginning of the video 🤣
saddo
@@PabitraPadhy cheers lad 👍🏻
😮😮😂
Can u give me driving lessons pls?
I can't believe she reversed out of that bay without using the accelerator and just using the clutch to drag the car out....I cringed watching that...poor car.
6.15
Is this staged or real?
what about this seems staged? this is a driving school channel lol
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Saying with a loud voice, Worthy is the Lamb that was slain to receive power, and riches, and wisdom, and strength, and honour, and glory, and blessing.
Women cant judge distance their perception is not very good, that why they can't park, fact
nah boy, it's just practice really
yes because men and women have completely different eyeballs and the world looks horribly confusing to women. you're an idiot
That was very harsh the 1st fault 😅 but if that was her only fault then unfair but she picked up other ones so it is what it is 🤷♀️