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I had a driver not give way to me i couldnt reverse as there was cars behind and they wasnt moving so had to carfully go round but was so close to the curb it made me very uneasy

Although not overtaking a car at a slip road is great safe advice, in your instructor's defence, that car was a lot slower than him, so he would have had to slow right down from like 70 mph to 50mph to follow that car for a short distance and then overtake once past the slip road. It doesn't sound like much but in reality its a pain lol

I passed my test today 1st attempt! I wanted to leave a comment on one of your videos but it’s hard to choose 😁 You have way too many that helped me in my learning journey! Thank you for sharing your knowledge, tips and insights, they are GOLD. I really can’t thank you enough! I will definitely keep coming back to your channel!

Clip 1 I’d just sit still and wait for the oncoming car to pull into the gap and then I’d proceed when it was safe to do so, clip 2 I’d keep on going as there is enough space to pass the blue car and they’re already waiting for us, clip 3 I’d just sit and wait for the white car ahead to move out of the way first before deciding what to do next, clip 4 I’d carry on going as the oncoming car is giving way to us, clip 5 I’d pull over to let the oncoming car come through.

I think it's a bit OTT to fail for speeding at 18:06 when the 40 zone is in sight and clearly nobody is there, I guess it makes the examiner's job a lot easier though if they don't have to make their own judgement whenever somebody starts to speed up before the limit changes.

If the obstruction is on your side of the road then you should give way to oncoming cars as you will need to borrow the wrong side of the road to get around the obstruction. 🙃

دخل في ماء ارتفاعه متر و70سنتميتر سياراتي كانت فورد اكسبدشن وعبرته دون اي مشاكل والي الان السيارة تعمل 😂😂 انني كاذبه

some of these are soo extra

With there being so little difference in the recorded images, I don't understand how the 2K set-up is double the price of the 4K.

Block changing is ideal for modern cars , not for old cars. I have a very old car . If the speed is reduced to 20 miles hour while crusing on 4 or 5 gear definitely my car will stall badly . This method is good for modern cars while by one by gear method is good for old cars.

I really don’t get 2 things about this video. 1. You’re driving on a dual carriageway. I’m going to have to assume that the speed limit is 70mph for this road. Why drive so slow? 2. You looked in your right hand mirror once. After the black Mondeo overtook you, you had plenty of time to glance in your mirror and change lanes without causing any bother to anyone. Why didn’t you do that? It seemed like a lot more effort to try and gauge whether he was going to hit your car rather than just pull over and let him enter. He would have soon got out of your way for you to enter lane 1 again. It seems to me that you were more bothered about making a video. Also, at the start… why brake just as the video started? You could have avoided the whole thing by overtaking the lorry. Legally you did nothing wrong, but you just lacked any common courtesy. I’m so glad my instructor taught me to be courteous to other road users, and to pick up the speed.

Rover was ahead of you as the merge lane was ending........you're definitely in the wrong. You could've sped up slightly or lifted off for 2 seconds to let them go ahead of you. You should teach courtesy as well as the written law........

the first is so silly

Do I need to give right signal before entering into the roundabouts if we are going straight, and will change the signal after passing the first exit and before taking the 2nd exit

Respectfully disagree. You move over if and when it is safe to do so to allow cars joining from the slip road to do so safely.

Hi, can anyone tell me, is it allowed to record any live videos on FB or Instagram or simple videos while driving in the UK? Thanks

I've done this once during my lesson. But my pedestrian is already in the crossing 😂. I've learned my mistake and now always mindful of zebra crossings.

Did you send your video to Ashley Neal? I would love to know what his thoughts were too.

It's called being polite

U could’ve moved over but didn’t

Nahh I don’t move over, they can not merge properly then that’s their issue 🤣

Today is my test pls everybody pray for me

You are goodies 😊

my car is a petrol car and i have stalled so many times on a hill and rolled back i was in tears i just recently passed and get anxious when on a hill

I always check this video when I need to use an automatic car. Thanks for sharing this video.

passed 2 weeks ago still watching these vdos!

Taxi, yeah I need a lift to the kerb there mate...

As a motorcyclist I knew it was the red mini before it happened, cars arnt as agile as bikes to swerve. I never assume because I treat everybody like they are drunk. I do not like to be infront of a lorry so I do my best to get out of that situation as soon as possible.

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It's been a year since I passed my driving test. I failed the first time, but passed the second time with 4 minors. Here's my advice: 1. Understand that a lot of things can impact the outcome of the test - road conditions, traffic, test route, weather, examiner's judgement. You can't make these things work in your favour, so the best you can do is drive legally and safely. 2. Try not to make the test a big deal - failing is not pleasant, but you can always retake the test. Being a safe driver is better in the long term than passing as an unsafe driver. 3. During the test, don't "try not to fail" (you may second guess your decisions instead of driving how you normally would) or assume you've failed (you won't truly know until you get back to the test centre and park up). 4. Don't tell people you have a test coming up as this adds unnecessary peer-pressure. I also think it's more exciting to tell people you've passed when they least expect it. 5. Don't spend hours the day before your test revising. You can practice things like manoeuvres an hour before your test and go over the show-me/tell-me questions, but the fundamentals of driving should not be new to you.

Please remove the crash sound

I am struggling with positioning on narrowing road.My tutor always asks me 'why are you doing this?You have pleaenty room on the left,why are so crossing the center line?I don't know how to center my car 🥲

Good review from uncle 👍

The mini didn't observe or move well. I wonder why the instructor didn't move to lane 2 @ about 0:37 rather than 0:42 ? What was his following distance by 0:41 ?

I don't like the way the instructor is so negative about pedestrians. "That's not a helpful place to stand" They are on a pavement outside their house. Sounds like a you problem.

It looked like the Mini first saw the car on the slip road, his attention being on the left side he signaled right, you can briefly see the mini's right indicator turn on just as the instructor's car was on the mini's side (mini's right indicator 1:11 blinked once before the instructor car was about to be side by side by it). But then the mini just changed lane after signaling and probably not doing a mirror check. Had the mini done a mirror check, he wouldn't just change lane all so suddenly. Hope everyone and everything is okay. Drive safe out there.

As an ADI, should have clocked the joining vehicle before coming out from behind that mini, whilst the mini was technically at fault for lack of observations, that instructor could/should have anticipated what was going to happen, I saw it a mile off with no formal advanced driver training or anything

You start way too far for the parked car. You have to basically be almost against the parked car in front to start with. Also, in real life, you would be blocking two lanes while doing this....

At 8:25 pedestrian was already stepped on road,don't we need to stop for him to cross road?

It was the fault of the Mini, point blank

Indicator!

Is this accident result of mini not seeing instructor car as it was in blind spot or mini driver not checked mirror at all?

Good job by the instructor for keeping the car under control and bringing it to a safe stop. That shows they are well in control of their car. Many accidents are made much worse because people panic and lose control after an impact. I agree with everything in your analysis. Sometimes I try to think how can i maximise the time i am visible in someone's mirrors and reduce the time i am in their blind spot...

Glad you are fine, your videos and your husband recording from behind you always..helped my wife and I to pass once

I was just viewing your video to show a friend how to merge, well done, I particularly like how you are explaining all the things a responsible driver needs to think about.....

I drive a 56ft long HGV and people think I have to move to let them out

Any maneuver requires mirror and blind spot check

Obviously mistake is with the mini cooper, but your instructor could've avoided over taking the car exactly at the slip road. Glad that you also mentioned this point in your video. Respect 🙏👍

Why are you driving 60mph on a 70phn road?