That's actually so damn true. I failed my driving test like 4 times because I kept getting nervous and forgetting the basics in safety. In the end, my driving instructor recommended me to take those Bach's calming drops, and then I passed 😂
@@T.K.9 Ow mygosh! Public speaking 🤣 is something else. Everyone is watching you not to f*k up 😇😇, a lovelly feeling. Hehe. Oiiijj.. 1pint for a fast metabolism is naathing 😄😄, feels relaxed. Dont be worried, 😆, insurance scares me enough so now I only sniff 🤗 the beer. Usually when women pass their driving test it means they only got a lisence to go out and ACTUALY learn HOW TO DRIVE. 😃😃😃😃. Hehe.
My driving instructor told me he is preparing me to pass the test, learning to drive i would learn later on in my life when i drive alone, he was so right.
i can honestly say i learned how to drive properly after i passed my test. when i was taught i had a great instructor, but everything was so robotic and nothing felt natural. it felt like if i wanted to be able to drive i have to do so in a completely uniform way where i have to follow all these rules regardless of whether or not it was necessary. i think i'm quite a safe driver, but it felt more like riding a bike after passing my test because now i knew i didn't have to robotically do everything in a specific order when coming to a junction or a roundabout. i now just do what i think is safe.
i failed i believe 4 times before i passed. i took it upon myself to get those driving lessons and pass. i paid probably $4000 in total for lessons and made it worth while because now ive been driving for over a year! my driving instructors were amazing! my testing instructor helped me out a bit with parallel parking and from then, i did so well !
The cost of driving lessons has increased way too much on the last 10 years. I had lessons for £20/hour for a mix of both automatic & manual although mostly manual in 2016. Now it's around £40. That's double!
I was taught how to pass the test due to pandemic nonsense then when I applied for pcv licence they (bus company) retrained me thoroughly how to become a safer driver.
The real answer of this is simple: A Driving Instructor's job is to teach you the basics about driving safely - the rest comes with experience, as the average learner passes their test in 30-40 hours. Passing a test requires you to demonstrate that you are able to drive safely on a basic/beginner level. You cannot reasonably say that you aren't taught how to drive, because if you had to learn for real-real everyone would have to pay 200-300 hours worth of lessons.
My instructor I guess said it best. Learners need more hours to learn to drive and not just to learn to pass. First of, learners want to save money see and as less lessons = less money spent. I am one of them too I won't lie. But at the same time, getting "test ready" with a few lessons only teaches you how to pass. And usually this route will get you your license but at the same time you will have anxiety driving all alone. Her saying that she is teaching them to drive safely and then it morphs into teaching them how to pass at the end don't make sense. It makes sense if she teach them in less hours. That is why she is then forced to teach them how to pass and now how to actually drive and drive safely. Its just a matter of teaching them for longer hours and they will become both good drivers and safe ones. Mean while you can go the route of actually driving with your instructor as long as you can 50+ until you are so confident that not only you will pass. But you are also confident that once you pass you can drive on your own without anxiety. I have seen some of her videos of Learners we thought would fail but passed. And then once they got back to film a video with her again while being a full license holder, they make a lot of mistakes that would easily fail them in a driving test. Not to mention, test routes change. There are some test route that can be easy to pass. But there are also test routes that require you to drive through multiple spiral roundabouts and tricky roads and that can be a nightmare specially if you are new to them or did not do much of them.
You actually have to learn more once you have passed your test. I think she is trying her very best to teach people to drive. Many people who pass their test just seem to forget what they have been taught. Unfortunitly the levels of good drivers has diminish in the UK. 🤔
Bro I failed for not turning left properly and following the curb, I nearly scraped a car 💀 my examiner was turning his neck to see if I acc scraped the guy. Had no I idea I done that until after 💀
But you should be instilling correct knowledge and technique to be able to pass the test in the first place. Yes, you do learn more after a test because you haven’t got someone their to dual you, pull you over and discuss what happened and ask questions on the move etc…
It's a flawed question, cause it's both. I think there's a certain standard to teach people up to to prevent avoidable accidents which is good. I think the test can be a bit too harsh from time to time, like does it really matter if your left blind spot check becomes 8 seconds old before pulling off? And they have to teach you to pass the test or what's the point?
Yeah like if youre not sure you can fit through a gap so you hang back and it turns out that you couldve fit through it then you get marked down for being safe and cautious? it makes no sense
@@029_Ben I don't think you would generally, but examiners aren't all the same, some will be harsher than others. If you're not sure whether you can fit through or if there's time to pull out a junction then hold back, a minor for hesitation is better than a serious or dangerous. The whole amber light thing is annoying on your test but I got lucky with it and didn't have to make the choice to go or stop.
@@colinjava8447 yeah very true but it still shouldn’t be a minor imo. Unless the gap is massive but then again that’s down to the examiner so who knows
Just tripping over little things here and there and running a child over or killing a family on one stupid move! Teach them to drive properly if they can’t pass them it’s a good thing. Driving is a gift to many idiots and money makers have got involved now
She is a great instructor..look beyond the test to drive competently without someone next to them..that's what is being assessed.
That's actually so damn true. I failed my driving test like 4 times because I kept getting nervous and forgetting the basics in safety. In the end, my driving instructor recommended me to take those Bach's calming drops, and then I passed 😂
😂😂😂 i feel u. I had a pint of beer before test. Went smoothly on a test.
Oh nah you're different @@colosnavi
@@colosnavirisking going to jail for a license 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭
@@colosnavi Had to get drunk to be able to make my lewd best man speech on a wedding. It works. But definitely won't have a pint before my test lol
@@T.K.9 Ow mygosh! Public speaking 🤣 is something else. Everyone is watching you not to f*k up 😇😇, a lovelly feeling. Hehe.
Oiiijj.. 1pint for a fast metabolism is naathing 😄😄, feels relaxed. Dont be worried, 😆, insurance scares me enough so now I only sniff 🤗 the beer.
Usually when women pass their driving test it means they only got a lisence to go out and ACTUALY learn HOW TO DRIVE. 😃😃😃😃. Hehe.
I think she has a lot of respect and patience for her students I highly respect her
My driving instructor told me he is preparing me to pass the test, learning to drive i would learn later on in my life when i drive alone, he was so right.
i can honestly say i learned how to drive properly after i passed my test. when i was taught i had a great instructor, but everything was so robotic and nothing felt natural. it felt like if i wanted to be able to drive i have to do so in a completely uniform way where i have to follow all these rules regardless of whether or not it was necessary.
i think i'm quite a safe driver, but it felt more like riding a bike after passing my test because now i knew i didn't have to robotically do everything in a specific order when coming to a junction or a roundabout. i now just do what i think is safe.
I'm telling y'all it's all about her beautiful manners ❤
As a learner driver she is spot on
i failed i believe 4 times before i passed. i took it upon myself to get those driving lessons and pass. i paid probably $4000 in total for lessons and made it worth while because now ive been driving for over a year! my driving instructors were amazing! my testing instructor helped me out a bit with parallel parking and from then, i did so well !
Omg I paid about $1200 already in lessons too and failed three times. Your not alone
The cost of driving lessons has increased way too much on the last 10 years. I had lessons for £20/hour for a mix of both automatic & manual although mostly manual in 2016. Now it's around £40. That's double!
I learnt more after I passed than I did during my lessons, I literally was only taught to pass my test.
I bet she will be on a TV show being interviewed by someone within the next 18 months
I was taught how to pass the test due to pandemic nonsense then when I applied for pcv licence they (bus company) retrained me thoroughly how to become a safer driver.
She sounds like Karliah, the Nightingale from Skyrim
Why is it impossible for me to find the actual podcast?
Class question Joe 👌👍
Good answer
this is matthew rhodes this girl i loved ❤ so much for arguing and arguments cars
The real answer of this is simple:
A Driving Instructor's job is to teach you the basics about driving safely - the rest comes with experience, as the average learner passes their test in 30-40 hours.
Passing a test requires you to demonstrate that you are able to drive safely on a basic/beginner level.
You cannot reasonably say that you aren't taught how to drive, because if you had to learn for real-real everyone would have to pay 200-300 hours worth of lessons.
Where can i see the full interview?
My instructor I guess said it best. Learners need more hours to learn to drive and not just to learn to pass.
First of, learners want to save money see and as less lessons = less money spent.
I am one of them too I won't lie.
But at the same time, getting "test ready" with a few lessons only teaches you how to pass. And usually this route will get you your license but at the same time you will have anxiety driving all alone.
Her saying that she is teaching them to drive safely and then it morphs into teaching them how to pass at the end don't make sense.
It makes sense if she teach them in less hours. That is why she is then forced to teach them how to pass and now how to actually drive and drive safely.
Its just a matter of teaching them for longer hours and they will become both good drivers and safe ones.
Mean while you can go the route of actually driving with your instructor as long as you can 50+ until you are so confident that not only you will pass.
But you are also confident that once you pass you can drive on your own without anxiety.
I have seen some of her videos of Learners we thought would fail but passed.
And then once they got back to film a video with her again while being a full license holder, they make a lot of mistakes that would easily fail them in a driving test.
Not to mention, test routes change.
There are some test route that can be easy to pass.
But there are also test routes that require you to drive through multiple spiral roundabouts and tricky roads and that can be a nightmare specially if you are new to them or did not do much of them.
Am also taken 😂😂
You actually have to learn more once you have passed your test. I think she is trying her very best to teach people to drive. Many people who pass their test just seem to forget what they have been taught. Unfortunitly the levels of good drivers has diminish in the UK. 🤔
Very true! Yesterday I was crossing the road at the zebra crossing and a car just passed in front me.
I'm learning to be safe ❤ I'm only getting a car to chauffeur my x6 dogs 😂🎉
Bro I failed for not turning left properly and following the curb, I nearly scraped a car 💀 my examiner was turning his neck to see if I acc scraped the guy. Had no I idea I done that until after 💀
the students only remember or tespect the person who got them through their test not the one who actually get them on the road driving safely !!
Then they should teach people how to deal with emergency services because some people just panic and cause mayhem!
Driving safely is a subset of passing the test. So it isn't necessarily bad to learn to pass the test.
I think she is one who tried to teach tomato boy
It is about passing the test, you learn to drive when you drive
But you should be instilling correct knowledge and technique to be able to pass the test in the first place.
Yes, you do learn more after a test because you haven’t got someone their to dual you, pull you over and discuss what happened and ask questions on the move etc…
Now she seems nervous lol
I bet that tastes like Christmas dinner. 🤤
It's a flawed question, cause it's both.
I think there's a certain standard to teach people up to to prevent avoidable accidents which is good.
I think the test can be a bit too harsh from time to time, like does it really matter if your left blind spot check becomes 8 seconds old before pulling off?
And they have to teach you to pass the test or what's the point?
Yeah like if youre not sure you can fit through a gap so you hang back and it turns out that you couldve fit through it then you get marked down for being safe and cautious? it makes no sense
@@029_Ben I don't think you would generally, but examiners aren't all the same, some will be harsher than others.
If you're not sure whether you can fit through or if there's time to pull out a junction then hold back, a minor for hesitation is better than a serious or dangerous.
The whole amber light thing is annoying on your test but I got lucky with it and didn't have to make the choice to go or stop.
@@colinjava8447 yeah very true but it still shouldn’t be a minor imo. Unless the gap is massive but then again that’s down to the examiner so who knows
Just tripping over little things here and there and running a child over or killing a family on one stupid move! Teach them to drive properly if they can’t pass them it’s a good thing. Driving is a gift to many idiots and money makers have got involved now
She’s beautiful
simping😂😂😂😂
Yea, I don’t mind simping on her. Am serious 😂😂😂
@@ikennaasiegbu8441 too late she’s been taken 😂
She is Beautiful.
Or are you trying to teach them ninjitsu?
Totally teaching them to pass the test...