Learning To Drive - His FIRST EVER Driving Lesson! | Josh Lesson 1
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- čas přidán 2. 07. 2024
- In this video, new learner driver Josh takes his first ever driving lesson with Pin from DGN Driving School. Pin goes through the cockpit drill, which teaches Josh how to find all of the car's controls. They also practice setting Josh's seat position and mirrors so that he can see clearly all around the car. Finally, they practice moving off for the first time.
This video is perfect for anyone who is about to start their driving lessons. It provides a clear and concise explanation of the cockpit drill, and it shows how to set your seat position and mirrors correctly. The video also includes footage of Josh practicing moving off, which can help you to visualize what it's like to drive a car for the first time.
If you're a learner driver, or if you're thinking about getting your driver's license, then this video is a must-watch. It will give you a great foundation for your driving lessons and help you to feel more confident behind the wheel.
• Josh's Driving Journey
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Chapters
00:00 Preview
00:14 Intro: Meet Josh
05:09 If I crash, do I have to pay for it?
07:45 Swapping Seats
08:00 Correct Seating Position
15:00 Correct Mirror Position
19:20 Gears, Handbrake and Pedals
19:58 Starting the car
33:45 Moving Off for the first time
38:20 Moving Off for the second time
40:30 What are the risks driving too close to the kerb
41:50 Turning the car around
45:40 Moving Off for the third time
56:30 Turing the car around
01:00:00 Showing and Explaining what the clutch does
01:03:00 Reversing for the first time
01:10:00 Stalling for the first time
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Thank you for the kind words and well done on passing your test
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@@MindaugasSnegirevasit's clearly not a bot comment lmao
His confidence was way higher than mine when I first started learning at the age of 17. It's scary becoming responsible for this big ton of metal that can hurt people. He done very well, his clutch control is very good for 1 hour of learning.
At least he didn't use the house key to start the car 👀
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Now I wonder who did that the one time🤔 I think I may know him let me ask my brother oh wait….
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U think u are funny ?
These days no one uploads very long videos cause attention spans are shorter.
But for people who really wanna learn how to drive. Full, uncut, unedited videos helps a lot for new learners. As this gives insights on what might happen in their first day of practise and onwards. Also to know what to expect.
Even if their experience depends on the driving instructor they hire.
Currently 23 hours in and starting my mock tests next week. Honestly, for anyone new to driving. After like 5-7 lessons its so relaxed and things start becoming second nature. I sometimes forget how I make it home from lessons, and observations are done without realising. The best thing you can do is trust your instructor. They're always watching and prepared to correct your mistakes, so don't feel afraid to drive and make less progress.
I passed over 10 years ago 😁 but still watch because I find it interesting and relaxing. Brings back some memories of learning to drive
Josh done so well for a first lesson. Pin is spot on when he says you need to focus on what you’ve done well etc. He’s going to improve very quickly and I’m looking forward to seeing it 👌🏼
He's doing way better than I did on my first attempt at driving 😆 I stalled it at nearly every single stopping point, he didn't stall at all 👏 my braking was terrible too, nearly threw my mum through her windscreen 🤣
I don’t think it went badly at all. Keep your chin up Josh. Don’t be too hard on yourself. It’s alot to take in especially on the first lesson. I look forward to watching the rest of your driving journey 😊
Started driving around the beginning of May for my birthday, started watching your videos long before that and it really helped in my lessons, now I'm doing a lot by myself including junctions and moving off etc., I'm a very anxious person so I was worried I would be too scared to pull out on a junction or do anything myself without questioning it, now although I still do question what I do I'm a lot more confident and my instructor even trusts me enough to take a drink or go on his phone for a few seconds. I'm only 15 hours in but I already love it so much. :))
Well done Josh on your first driving lesson. I am a learner driver in Ireland and I have completed well over 20 lessons and I am practicing in my car with my dad. I was really surprised that you never stalled as this is the first thing that happens to any new driver. My first lesson was in a car park with the instructor just going through the theory. Starting to drive on the first day with the beginner in the driver seat is the best way to be a confident driver. I really look forward to the next lesson and I know Josh will be confident on what he did in the first lesson and make no mistake.
Good job Josh! That was a good first driving lesson. Can't wait to see the next one.
Watched a few videos of yours and passed today in the morning Alhamdullilah. Now a part of the group that watches after they pass!!
As an American, I love watching these videos 😊 its good to know how the clutch works.
Love these type of videos, really hope you do more if these and more parts too it! Mock tests are all well and good but these videos really give a different perspective
Just learning to drive after riding year round for 5 years. Got my full motorcycle license and am extremely confident on the road. However, in a vehicle which operates a little differently (albeit along the same lines) it's quite interesting and even a little stressful at times 😂 Gear changing is especially interesting because although clutch control on a bike is extremely important for slow speed control, you can shift without use of the clutch, which I do. Selecting the gear in a car is definitely my biggest struggle currently. That pointer you gave where you place your right foot in a spot where you can pivot on your heel to use both pedals will be very useful to me next lesson. (Just had my first lesson yesterday.) Thanks!
Been watching your videos for a while now Pin and they are worth their weight in gold. Many thanks!
Josh you did awesome, good luck with the journey 👍
53:30 Bro just did a perfect 4500 rpm start 💀.
I know right, manual launch control here we go 🤣🤣🚀🚀
just received my first car and my test is on the 20th of september i cant wait! wouldnt be anywhere if it wasnt for these sort of videos when im not behind the wheel. Thanks
love the content!
I also had my first lesson yesterday so I’m hoping josh journey will become a series that I can follow and check in for my own progress too
I just passed my driving test first time. Your videos are really helpful. Thank you
He did really well!
I passed my driving first time. Thanks for your videos it helped a lot🎉
just passed my driving test last year so helpfull lots of love
Well done on passing your test
i passed my test two hours before ✅ thanks for the useful videos♥️
Very good premier.
If u see this tell Josh he did a very good job we are proud he will get better overtime tell him congratulations 👏👏
He did well for his first driving lesson.
I was very lucky when I was Young,I grew up on a farm driving tractors,land rovers etc and we had a couple of beetles as field/track cars from 11 years old.the beetles were a great way to learn car control in a stubble field or grass paddock.I knew how to control a skid long before I could legally go on the road.I had four two hour lessons before my test and that was mainly getting what an examiner was expecting right.I passed first time.Respect to those starting from scratch,it must be very hard.
Love video
I find it fascinating at how people adapt in different ways on their first lessons, and also how nervous the student is but also how much the instructor has to adapt to suit the students needs.
I think I was fortunate when I was younger, that being driven to and from school every day I picked up quite a bit of knowledge and understanding of how a car operates, that by the end of my first 1hr lesson my instructor asked me to drive home, as I showed a good understanding of car positioning and clutch control and was able to change gears.
When he asked me to drive it home I was TERRIFIED as it was only my first lesson! Made it home in 1 piece after stalling the car right outside my house 😅🤣
Would be intseresting to know how other people's first lessons went.
As you asked how much different our first driving lesson went here is my experience. My instructor has a very different teaching style and build up my confidence massively at the start.
She only made me use gas, signals and steering as she picked me up from my home which has a very busy street in front of it, didn't have to bother with mirrors, clutch, brake, gears. She navigated us towards a low traffic area where I learned clutch, brake first. Then targetted braking ( stop next to a lamppost ). Then I was in control of the gears. She did not mention she did help me with clutch which was actually great. ( I put it too high every time I reckon ) Moving off, proper way of switching gears with clutch, signals. I didn't have to use the mirrors at all which was great because it gave me time to adjust to doing multiple things at once, she did prompt me to look ahead and see if I could adjust my speed so we would move behind some trucks on a t-junction and we moved off towards some faster roads. I did do my best effort to look myself but it was expected that I missed a lot.
In lesson two she revealed she gave me clutch help and let me experience nearly stalling if I did it on my own. That was quickly adjusted on my part because I already had the technique down, now just the right balance. We tackled many easy, low traffic roundabouts to get the gearing and approach speeds under control ( I was badly prepared by coming in too fast ). She let me 'fail' the approach speeds so its better to understand why it's so much easier to prepare.
Third lesson we started with mirrors. Again, fantastic. Because I did not have to think all that much about clutch, brake, gas, gears and steering anymore and I picked everything up quite a bit faster because of it. It might seem like I'd have to re-learn a lot in the right sequence but because I was already prepared in every other way, focussing on just the mirrors was not as hard.
Going on the motorway and learned how to manage that, did hill-starts, 3 point turns and reversing in a bend, and a sloppy attempt at forward bay parking as I was too scared to hit a car.
It's very interesting to see how much each style differs.
Often, the “stupid” questions are the best to ask. Particularly in a video series that will be helpful for others, asking those questions might be exactly what someone watching wants to know
Pls keep this as a series until ready for his test. Also is turning also in the driving course. As well as theory vids
A think he done so well can see him picking things up so fast will be on the road in know time at all
Passed my driving test yesterday at 1st attempt with 2 minors ur video's have massively helped ❤❤
ok
Well done on passing your test and thank you for watching the channel
My first class began on a busy road, My instructor told me a lot of things, but most of the things went over my head, I just shook my head for the sake of just showing I understood everything. After that when he told me to start the car and drive, that too on a busy road, I was like WT%. I just asked him can we go to a road where there is less traffic and start my first lesson. He told me he will take care of that. I was really frightened to even put my leg on the gas, was really nervous that day. But this driving lesson video I really liked, I wished I had got an instructor like you.
I know you get this a lot, but passed yesterday with 1 minor, all thanks to your videos. Thanks for everything, best of luck!
Well done on passing your test and thank you for watching the channel
I just passed my PRACTICAL DRIVING TEST TODAY.
FIRST ATTEMPT
NO FAULT AT ALL.
MANUAL DRIVER.
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Thanks a lot for your videos.
I learnt a lot from it. My driving instructor was amazing too.
Well done on passing your test!!
someones a bit to happy with themselves
My first driving lesson i didn't even move the car, just learned how to ajust everything and then after that i just practice switching gears without looking down as well as pressing the clutch and realising in the correct time, but in my second lesson i already started going around the area in second gear very slowly and getting used to the signals.
My first lesson was getting picked up by the current student, switching positions after a while, 3 min brief about the car and "off you go with your first mission, get that student home safely".
had to learn on the fly, and actually didn't stall ones (in the first lesson at least), somehow everything went well.
I remember my first time learning to drive, many mistakes but it’s normal wishing the best for Josh! Now I’m driving to the gym and around everywhere in my own car :)
No kidding, on my first few lessons i was coming up with all sorts of nonsense thinking it was intelligence. My instructor was like "What? Just drive the car". I went through a phase of overthinking.
@@rufusgreenleaf2466Hahahah that’s awesome, even though I passed I’m still learning many new things and driving by my own is like a whole other experience !
@@rufusgreenleaf2466I remember when I learned what engine breaking was, good times lol
@@MohidPvE Good times, but also bad for me as i had a shouty instructor. Nevertheless he helped me pass and thus i've now been driving for almost 4 years. To this day i still feel proud of myself.
@@rufusgreenleaf2466 4 years? That's amazing man I just have one month of experience haha, got my black box installed last week, idm that much cause I'm not into speeding and stuff and without blsckbox insurance would've actually been way too much in my area so hoping to drive good and safe for a year and maybe can get it removed later
53:32 I did not expect that 🤣
Nor was I 🤣
I went zooming up the road 😭
Passed my test Friday 3rd time lucky... everybody who is on there driving journey, keep at it and don't give up, it will be worth it in the end. Good luck
On my first lesson I turned left and I forgot to steer back, this resulted in the left back and front tire ended on the pavement. But now doing better after many practice.
nice vid pin
Passed first time last week with only 4 minors, these videos helped loads. Glad to finally be watching these for fun now
I just realised I've seen two of your students start right at the beginning and pass, and I still haven't managed to take one test yet 😂
He looked terrified of that gear stick bless him
Welcome Josh.
My First Time Driving in Traffic was Stressful
The first Couple of Wheeks didn't go that Smoothly the Person Supervising me was Nervous since i made some Mistakes.
& Held Up Traffic
After Driving around for 3 Months i Booked my 1st Driving Lesson.
By then i knew The Basics & that Helped.
My Driving Instructor Was Impressed.
🚘🚘🚘🚘🚘🚘.
My first lesson is similar to josh lesson moving and stopping.
A whole lesson on moving on and stopping, then the second on turning? I always wondered why UK had so many lessons (I see "mock test after 50 lessons") We have 10 lessons here. First lesson is moving on and stopping on side streets and a bit of a smaller major street, right turns on major street, parking and the first time we did parallel parking.
Let’s go
The way he was holding the gear stick was so funny 😂
😂I was like:What are you doing? Put the hand on top!
I’ve held the gear stick in every place at this point
@@spicycurry7612 For 1st and 2nd,I put the hand on the side,for the rest of the gears,my hand stays on top.
My hand stays on top for all just what works for me I think its finding a knack that suits you
He reminds me of the dude that passed and had the Ford focus, they did a video where he drove dgn around. Idk they sound the same
I like the way you try to give a chance to the learner to know his mistakes. Are you based in London? If so, I want to start my driving lesson as beginner. Please let me know how can I contact you. Thanks
Last week I failed my first mock test with 4 serious this week passed with only 11 hours manual experience, albeit with 9 minors
I liked how pin checked his right blind spot when they were switching seats and most people don't do that
I cried laughing when he pressed gas like spongebob and the light fell on Pin 😂😂😂 At the end he stalled so hard omg i cant light fell on Pin again 😂
75/25 - very good for his first ever driving lesson. Keep going Josh you could be the quickest learner out of all them so far 👏👏🔥🔥
Just seen you on the youtube screen donate to the charity match, fair play haha
It's a really good cause.
My first driving lesson my instructor had to grab the wheel when I was turning left and right lol.
can you make a new video about foot position in detail ( when i pivot from gas to barke my foot slide alway's to the pedals
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wonderful content, amazing, i tried to access the first three free videos and couldn't though, may i get some help
I wouldn't use that steering method push and pull if its called that its bad if your going around a tight corner or bend and if you lost control no wqy to save it
does anybody actually change the wing mirrors when driving a different car or after someone else has driven yours tho
Ive had my License since April 2022
Please how much is your hourly driving training
From Clearview to DGN to Drivng Tv to DGN again…surely I’ll pass this time?!
When is your test?
@@DGNDriving 28th of September 😢
I bought the Ultimate. Very good!
@@NeneAlokasBlog Good luck for your test, let us know how it goes
@@NeneAlokasBlogYes let us know pls !
bro said “keep the steering wheel straight” and this Josh dude turned it to the right😭😭
Why you didn't learn him to scroll the steering by both hands?
I want to have mock test with you live in London.
in the usa, its signal then pray to god
Is he going to be your new vict...volunteer? :)
w video
A whopping 511 'yeah's, in the video, averaging one every 8.8 seconds, with help from Josh's triple whammy at 25:35 :D
😂😂😂
53:28 wheel spin part
Can I have a lesson too??? I'm from Belgium. 😂❤
75/25 well done josh
Thank you very much 🙏🏽
Is this the last person's brother or something cause they sound the exact same kinda look similar
Brandon's Brother, not Raajans but they are all cousins
So I passed my test first time last week but I’m about to collect my new car, do you have any advice on that first drive alone and how to cope with nerves?
Go out local when the roads are a bit quieter and just stick to short routes, do it a few times a day to build up your confidence :) it’s not as bad as you think it will be I promise. Enjoy!
^this, my first drive was actually abroad on the other side lol, don't recommend unless you feel somewhat prepared😂
But yea remember your "training", stick to your routines, e.g. second gear on approach for roundabout, mirrors any time you change direction etc.
Try to relax by enjoying it tbh, but stay switched on and don't have any distractions such as music (unless it helps) or another person waffling about the weather or something lol
Once again, enjoy!
Edit: speak out loud helps!
So thankfully I drive an automatic so it’s not to bad, however my first drive unfortunately can’t be somewhere I feel comfortable or know as it’s going to be driving back from the car dealership as they don’t deliver unfortunately, thankfully the drive is only 10 minutes so I know I can do it it’s just so scary
That's fine, because guess what? You can drive!
Man, imagine my brain/heart when I caught myself turning into the wrong side of the dual carriageway in the first 10 mins.
Thankfully I caught myself before entering and it was nice and quiet, did my checks before reversing (only one car far away), and continued on my way.
If anything happens, try to stay calm and follow the logical way out/through it.
And YES no manual & foreign country should make it easier🤣
I'm sure you've already thought of this, but if you can have someone non-distracting with you to pick it up then you could do that, just don't overthink about it and you'll be fine though : )
@@kirkirandskittles10how did it go? 😁
Josh will need DriveMedics to beat Raaj😂
goat
By any chance is josh the brother or cousin of Brandon kalia because they both have the same second name it's just a theory 🤔
yes brother
I realise doing it properly would be information overload on Josh's first lesson, but it made me cringe every time Pin had him sitting there chatting away about procedures with the clutch grinding away at the friction point. All I could think of was how many clutch plates does he go through each year!!! Learners should be told that clutch plates are consumable items that can cost a lot of money to replace😂😂
Is he Brandon’s brother
Watching sidemen match???
It's been a good match. hoping Speed gets his goal
Man used a cloth to practice steering thats crazy 🤣🤣
We all gotta start somewhere 😥 (ps I using a plate now which is definitely an improvement)
@@spicycurry7612 A cloth is still crazy how are u push pulling it? 😂😂
First city lesson in UK: Lets move slowly on an empty street to learn basics and nothing else
First city lesson in Eastern Countries: Well, you managed to not stall using clutch and learned how to turn? Ok, now lets go to the city center during busiest time of the day going through several main roads to pick up another student and drive him around a bit.
Oh you don't know how to use signals/mirrors/shift gears? No worries, you ll get the hang of it fast, now go plug yourself right in the middle of this traffic jam.
Why does he hold the gearstick like something else 🙈😂
Only a fucking homosexual would think that.
Wh did u premieres just upload it
He can do what he wants on his own channel
He can respond live to comments
His channel, his rules..
It's almost as if you're trying to give him tips. Premier Stamps are a good way to prepare people for big announcements.
I passed my driving test with 0 minor
I want to slap him until he stops grabbing the gearstick that way. But also he's a big lad, so maybe not :P Good start Josh.
wtf?
@@isbathahmedwtf indeed
Ok big man 🤣🤣😆😆
I specifically implied I'm not a 'big man'. I said that in the actual post. It was rhetorical FFS. Learn to read more.
@@misterpwoodthis is ludicrous
how can someone know so little about a car and how it works?? does Josh have autism or something because omg.
I see so many flaws on his teaching style. He keeps saying steer to lef/right bit more left/right but he never says use the mirros to align the car with pavement. that is not a useful teaching method.
Can't be that bad if he's taught so many pupils to drive.
I had to intervene
38 EASY TO UNDERSTAND, PRECISE VIDEOS COVERING EVERY SINGLE TOPIC REQUIRED TO PASS THE DRIVING TEST.
@@xrgmer339I had to step in