Conduite Facile You dont talk too fast wtf... you arcitulate yourself very well. Also dude I respect the fact you don’t succumb to what other TH-cam’s do when they BS the intro, you just get straight into the material.
OMG this's a great explanation! Thank you so much. I needed this as I drive on country roads which are quite narrow and don't have enough space for two vehicles.
Greetings from Kenya. Your videos are very very helpful. Thank you for demystifying driving and for your simple, easy-to-follow instructions and tips. I remain an ardent subscriber. God bless you.
0:35 I usually see Wrong Way signs (in addition to the red circle with the white stripe, indicating I can’t go in there) not on tight streets, but on highway exit ramps, to of course, avoid a head-on-head-on collision at 60 MPH, which is the same as a crash intro a tree at 120 MPH (which is usually if not always deadly)
Thank you for the video. I work as a mobile dog groomer and drive a huge Mercedes Sprinter cargo van. Had some scary moments on back alleys. The van is twice as high as a car and 1.5x as long and a few inches wider. Getting used to swinging the front wider than a car for 90 degree turns took some getting use to. Also not having a rear view mirror was odd and only using side mirror was also a challenge. I drive in both city and rural areas so I see some really odd road setups. A video on lining up an oversized vehicle on roads that have weird angles would be great. I have a bunker behind my drivers seat, so if I don’t preplan and over swing properly to align my passenger window to oncoming traffic I can’t see it coming. I hate it. It’s funny the looks I get from car drivers on some turns because I have to go wide on some turns at lights or I risk hitting the sidewalk or utility poles with the rear end. I had no idea how much more difficult Vans can be. Definitely requires more vigilance as a driver.
The scariest thing actually is reversing. I used to drive (and reverse) some 12 to 16 feet trucks downtown, (you know, downtown, where nobody cares for nobody and nothing, even trucks reversing in their direction). I had a few requests do do truck videos, but that's not really my thing. You'll probably find some stuff on TH-cam on that.
Conduite Facile I hate reverse too. Some driveways at clients houses have odd grades or turns. I try to avoid pulling into certain driveways for that reason if I don’t see a place to turn around near the house. I really fear backing up into busy streets, I roll down the windows so I can hear better but it’s still nerve wrecking.
@@ConduiteFacile sempre que vejo portugueses pelo mundo fora a ajudar pessoas, como você, encho-me de orgulho pelo nosso país. Ainda me faltam três anos para poder conduzir, mas os seus vídeos são sempre muito interessantes 👍
I was driving to Burger King when some 90 year old woman opened her car door when I was only a few feet away from her , thankfully I managed to stop but scared me enough to watch this video
Hi carlos First of all thanks for your videos. I often watch your videos and practiced. Although I'm from India but it was very useful Often I encounter real life driving problems when not being able to see the Bonnet. Is there any reference point i can use when I'm going to hit an object. Or how can I see my bonnet and adjust so I won't hit anything.
Hi I’ve passed my internal assessment driving test soon after I started to watch ur videos.Even after taking 16classes I didn’t know what is imaginary center line,my vehicle would either goes to left side or right each time I drove past.
Thank you so much for detailed explanations.Pls teach highway freeways curve driving,I got remarks of saying that hard break while entering deep curve freeways.
0:45 I would get quite confused in the states, the black one way sign does not stand out (due to colour and small size) and because the lanes are wide and no road markings saying it is a one way road you could easily get mistaken. In the UK the road signs for a one way road are blue, there are also at least 2 of them before you enter, so they stand out, there are also different lines and arrows on the road, also one way roads are typically narrower so it makes it more obvious.
Help plsss I just started my driving lessons for a week now anxiety and stress is too much and the irony is I love cars I’ve played all nfs games and forza horizon games and I love every fast and furious even baby driver but when I’m In my own drivers seat I get an overwhelming anxiety even watching your tutorials and imagining myself in my car I get sooo scared
These videos totally remind me why I hate city driving and tend to only stay in the suburbs. There's simply more room to move everywhere. Fortunately I never have drive on streets that are as narrow as alleys with so many blind areas.
I need help judging distance from a curb and when pulling in front to a parking spot with a car or curb in front of it and also while backing up. I don’t ever get close enough simply cause I don’t understand how to gage it. Please help
No. They have a stop and I don't. In places where there are intersections with no stops on any axis, it's priority to the right. Here in Quebec, there are always stops in at least one of the axis. Meaning that if I don't have a stop, the vehicles coming on the perpendicular axis have one, and vice versa (2 way stops). And there are also intersections with stops in all directions (4 way stops). I have a series of videos on that coming soon.
you are not just my car instructor, you are my English teacher as well. I start to speak clearly after following your videos.
That's cool. Especially when some people tell me I speak too fast... Which might be true.
Conduite Facile You dont talk too fast wtf... you arcitulate yourself very well. Also dude I respect the fact you don’t succumb to what other TH-cam’s do when they BS the intro, you just get straight into the material.
Im learning how to drive. I find your videos very helpful, thank you
Thank you for uploading! Your videos are, if not, the best! Please don't stop creating content. It really help many of us!
Thank You So Much For All that You Do!
I passed my Drivers exam today and your probably the reason I passed.
Cool. Congrats!
just passed my road test for class 5 dl here in BC earlier. thanks for all your videos, they have helped me a lot!
Congrats
OMG this's a great explanation! Thank you so much. I needed this as I drive on country roads which are quite narrow and don't have enough space for two vehicles.
the best driving channel in the world .. owesome leader .. nice accent ♥️
Thanks.
Greetings from Kenya. Your videos are very very helpful. Thank you for demystifying driving and for your simple, easy-to-follow instructions and tips. I remain an ardent subscriber. God bless you.
Kenya. Cool. Cheers.
This video is the most applicable to where I drive. Thanks a lot
Very informative.. your videos helped me a lot in passing my road test..
Thanks for your videos and they helped me pass my drive exam with high scores
Congrats!
You r a very good teacher
0:35 I usually see Wrong Way signs (in addition to the red circle with the white stripe, indicating I can’t go in there) not on tight streets, but on highway exit ramps, to of course, avoid a head-on-head-on collision at 60 MPH, which is the same as a crash intro a tree at 120 MPH (which is usually if not always deadly)
Your Voices is like drug for me can't stop listening
It's a safe drug too. No risk of overdosing. Keep listening.
Thank you for the video. I work as a mobile dog groomer and drive a huge Mercedes Sprinter cargo van. Had some scary moments on back alleys. The van is twice as high as a car and 1.5x as long and a few inches wider.
Getting used to swinging the front wider than a car for 90 degree turns took some getting use to. Also not having a rear view mirror was odd and only using side mirror was also a challenge. I drive in both city and rural areas so I see some really odd road setups. A video on lining up an oversized vehicle on roads that have weird angles would be great. I have a bunker behind my drivers seat, so if I don’t preplan and over swing properly to align my passenger window to oncoming traffic I can’t see it coming. I hate it. It’s funny the looks I get from car drivers on some turns because I have to go wide on some turns at lights or I risk hitting the sidewalk or utility poles with the rear end. I had no idea how much more difficult Vans can be. Definitely requires more vigilance as a driver.
The scariest thing actually is reversing. I used to drive (and reverse) some 12 to 16 feet trucks downtown, (you know, downtown, where nobody cares for nobody and nothing, even trucks reversing in their direction). I had a few requests do do truck videos, but that's not really my thing. You'll probably find some stuff on TH-cam on that.
Conduite Facile I hate reverse too. Some driveways at clients houses have odd grades or turns. I try to avoid pulling into certain driveways for that reason if I don’t see a place to turn around near the house. I really fear backing up into busy streets, I roll down the windows so I can hear better but it’s still nerve wrecking.
Filmed in Portugal! Thanks for all the helpful tips!
Portugal sim.
@@ConduiteFacile sempre que vejo portugueses pelo mundo fora a ajudar pessoas, como você, encho-me de orgulho pelo nosso país. Ainda me faltam três anos para poder conduzir, mas os seus vídeos são sempre muito interessantes 👍
What a Recommendation, i was just about to search it
Very much good guidance
Thanks a bunch❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Awesome videos
Good n clear voice 😊.
I was driving to Burger King when some 90 year old woman opened her car door when I was only a few feet away from her , thankfully I managed to stop but scared me enough to watch this video
Appreciate how you use 3d graphics to change scenarios
Thank you kind sir!
I love this place
Portugal.
Hi carlos
First of all thanks for your videos. I often watch your videos and practiced. Although I'm from India but it was very useful
Often I encounter real life driving problems when not being able to see the Bonnet. Is there any reference point i can use when I'm going to hit an object. Or how can I see my bonnet and adjust so I won't hit anything.
I would want to know this as well!
Thank you
Thanks again :)
Hi I’ve passed my internal assessment driving test soon after I started to watch ur videos.Even after taking 16classes I didn’t know what is imaginary center line,my vehicle would either goes to left side or right each time I drove past.
Thank you so much for detailed explanations.Pls teach highway freeways curve driving,I got remarks of saying that hard break while entering deep curve freeways.
Thanks friend
3:25 cs_italy vibes
Evening sir how about a video of a of speed when turning or merging
Very nice
0:45 I would get quite confused in the states, the black one way sign does not stand out (due to colour and small size) and because the lanes are wide and no road markings saying it is a one way road you could easily get mistaken.
In the UK the road signs for a one way road are blue, there are also at least 2 of them before you enter, so they stand out, there are also different lines and arrows on the road, also one way roads are typically narrower so it makes it more obvious.
I do agree with you that some of our signs are not very visible. Street names also. But it varies from city to city. It's a municipal thing.
I have my driving test soon !! I’m nervous
Good luck!
Isn’t 3:30 the place from counter strike map cs_italy?
It sure looks like it!
@@mateirogo yeah, i was looking for the balcony too 😂
hehehe yes this is it! 😆
Thanks,
I had to drive through a very tight street and almost scratched my car... I now fear tight streets lol.
What kind of software did you used in this video?very interesting
You mean for the 3D stuff? iClone and DAZ Studio.
Nice video! I am curious about where have you shot these videos...
Canada and Portugal
@@ConduiteFacile Sao Miguel!!
Help plsss I just started my driving lessons for a week now anxiety and stress is too much and the irony is I love cars I’ve played all nfs games and forza horizon games and I love every fast and furious even baby driver but when I’m
In my own drivers seat I get an overwhelming anxiety even watching your tutorials and imagining myself in my car I get sooo scared
This video might help: th-cam.com/video/vLMgBWlfqYI/w-d-xo.html
these vids are too well made lol
These videos totally remind me why I hate city driving and tend to only stay in the suburbs. There's simply more room to move everywhere. Fortunately I never have drive on streets that are as narrow as alleys with so many blind areas.
I need help judging distance from a curb and when pulling in front to a parking spot with a car or curb in front of it and also while backing up. I don’t ever get close enough simply cause I don’t understand how to gage it. Please help
I talk about that in this video: th-cam.com/video/dcnfcMrxTms/w-d-xo.html.
I'll do another on that since I get some requests for that.
3:29 CS :)
👍
1:26
Nice inglish
3:47 Should had the right side car moved first cmonBruh ?
No. They have a stop and I don't. In places where there are intersections with no stops on any axis, it's priority to the right. Here in Quebec, there are always stops in at least one of the axis. Meaning that if I don't have a stop, the vehicles coming on the perpendicular axis have one, and vice versa (2 way stops). And there are also intersections with stops in all directions (4 way stops). I have a series of videos on that coming soon.
Tight is overused lol
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Here in the Philippines, mostly no rules are strictly implemented, just somehow pure luck in driving.
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