5 Driving Tips for New Drivers from Pros
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- čas přidán 2. 06. 2024
- Your driving lessons are finally done. Your driver’s license is now in your hands, and you’re ready to set off into the sunset with your car. But there’s a lot of responsibility when it comes to driving, and even though it might not feel this way at first - knowing how to handle certain situations can be a true lifesaver.
Even with the slightest experience you get as a new driver, you might already feel like you know everything about the road. But there are a lot of things that you need to experience first-hand in order to know what you need to do. Here're some great examples to help you prepare.
TIMESTAMPS:
Driving in bad weather 2:01
Driving at Nighttime 5:58
Running off the road 7:12
Let’s talk about Urban Driving 7:58
Don’t forget the Interstate Driving 8:46
#drivingtips #cars #brightside
SUMMARY:
- When it’s raining, make sure your headlights are on, even in the daytime. That’ll help you be more visible to oncoming vehicles, and it’ll also help you see clearer.
- Always wear sunglasses, and keep your visor down when it’s needed. But that’s not enough: make sure you go slower in these conditions to give yourself enough time to react when you need to.
- Foggy spells can be truly unexpected, especially during the Fall, when patches of fogginess appear around the roads in the morning. In this situation, always keep your headlights on and be alert.
- First things first, even when you’re confident with your driving, make sure you drive around at night a few times to familiarize yourself with it.
- One thing you should keep in mind is to dim your lights when you come across an oncoming car. It’s unbelievably easy to be blinded by someone’s high beams and go off the road.
- If car accidentally runs off the road, the first thing you need to do is get your foot off the gas and try to guide the car towards the pavement.
- When you’re driving in an urban area, be aware the whole time. Don’t let yourself lose attention at any point.
- Driving on the interstate teaches you what driving in heavy traffic conditions really feels like. And one thing that you’ll learn from that is how to merge with the rest of the traffic, how to change lanes correctly, and how to take an exit.
- You should learn to look over your shoulder, as well, and make sure that there are no other vehicles in your “blind Spot”.
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Hey there, BrightSiders! Do you have a driving license?
I have a license !! I’m just waiting to turn 21 so that I can get a horizontal one 😋
Yes, every two years I have to renew mi DL. If you dont do it, you cant buy new plates, pay de rent of the car to drive in the city or have validated your insurance service in case you need it.
Yes..... I get very recently
I'm too young to drive
@@sonimasatya-motivationalsp6097 hmmm..... Oh yaa u are very young... If u will drive a car the car will be runny as youngly 😂😂😂😂😂just fun
A tip: If you cant see the backwheel of the car infront of you, just know you too close to it
That's a good one👏🏾 Tailgating is no joke!
Okay. Thank you so much!!
Gossip Heart men do it too, but women seem to do it more just from personal experience
Let's be real, what percentage of drivers actually take that advice?
bathed in black I start to brake check people if they die they die 🤷🏽♂️
Signal EVERY LANE CHANGE - even when you think it won't affect anyone. And even though it seems like no one else does it. Remember: signalling is not asking for PERMISSION to change lanes; it is a WARNING that you are about to attempt to change lanes. Signalling tells people to look out for you and not aim for the same place you are.
Even if I own a BMW?? Lol...
@@soyiengcenge1137 ...Yes...lol
soyie ngcenge lol.
So many people dont indicate properly or at all and it infuriates me.
Right but sometimes I forget I need to really work on it
My father always said when i first started driving "if you can't see their back wheel in front of you you're too close"
You’re talking about following distance. You want 1 average car length for every 10 MPH you’re traveling. Example: you’re traveling 70mph you want a minimum of 7 car lengths to car you’re following
I got my license recently, I was told that you choose a stationary spot that the car in front of you passes then you count for three seconds. If you pass the object before the three seconds then you're too close.
@@Justm3180😢
*Keep your f*cling distance*
I'm tired of people tailgating me...
Brains Applied - Unraveling The Human Mind Indicators as well, in Ireland most people don’t use them.
i drive a tractor with a 20000l trailer behind, it surly is annoying
The speed up or move out of the way!😂
Some do that to force others to pick up their speed when driving WAY TOO SLOW
I immediately thought of GXING THE DISTANCE by scarlxrd when you said that
- The most important thing to remember is to always allow people to get around you, don't be an obstruction to the flow of traffic.
- Never park over grass, it can start a fire.
- Always keep your car and it's windows clean inside and out.
- If you ever loose control, let off the gas and keep your eyes where you want the car to go, not where you don't want to end up.
- Take driving classes even after you get your license, it takes many years to master driving and you need to be a good example on the roads for everyone.
Now, go clean your room and earn that car :)
How can parking over grass start a fire?
@@mrtoad1408 because the exhaust system (catalytic converter) can be at temperatures near 1400°F after heavy driving.
Any dry grass ect. that makes contact with it will start an ember that often leads to combustion.
A fire under doesn't always happen right away, sometimes it'll happen after the vehicle moves. Resulting in a wild fire that melts the skin off of people and animals as their teeth burst from heat and their eyes boil like scrambled eggs
@@gammalight1312 never knew that as I do park half over grass but am in England so shouldnt be dry grass!
Well that turned graphic.
Yeah... The grass thing wasnt really needed but besides that good advice
4th tip : Car doesn't move on its own by eyes!
my biggest advice as a newer driver to any other newbies, don’t drive nervous. if you’re terrified to get behind the wheel, or your anxiety is awful tht day, don’t drive. it’ll cause you to tense up and your mind won’t be focused on the road but the fact that you’re nervous. calm down first before driving, and stay safe💕
THANK YOUUUU , I’m so nervous & I keep hitting the breaks hard .
This literally happened today
FACTS
I have the driving part of drivers ed tommorow and my anxiety is so bad when i get behind the wheel
"DONT BE NERVOUS, BE CONFIDENT" EASY AS THAT AS LONG AS YOU HAVE LICENSE THEN BE CONFIDENT. BE A DEFENSIVE DRIVER.
Follow the speed limit, avoid anything that could cause distractions such as, loud noises inside your car, texting, and most importantly do not drink and drive. Welcome new drivers!
Do not follow the speed limit
Perk Here why not😂
And loud music is a huge distraction bc u cannot hear sirens very well and singing can distract u from the road and cause u to focus on the lyrics
Claudia Neuman what about low level - talk radio - music radio? (I sometimes get anxiety and the radio calms me)
Aeris radio is fine, just make sure it doesn’t distract you
Tip: for highway driving, try to keep your hands relaxed on the wheel. I had a pretty tight grip on the wheel and 40 miles later i had lost feeling in both pinky and ring fingers.
I have been driving for 8 years now and 6 of those years i have had a truck drivers license and the first thing that i can think of is that if you fell stressed when driving or trying to park.
stop fore a moment and take a deep breath and try to calm down and then look in the mirrors and plan what you are going to do then when you are ready just start over and stay calm. :)
Megabyte10 bet going from huge truck to car was easy af
@@h0m1ess in one sens yes but when you drive a truck it is a litel bit easier to estimate how much space you have around the truck. But a car is much more fun to drive espesialy a fast one😁
Megabyte10 thank you
A lifestyle interstate trucker told me that Being in a car can be sort of freaky because it feels like you're moving faster when you are closer to the ground than you're used to being. Also, if you are used to driving a trailer truck you tend to make unnecessarily wide turns in a car. ;)
This is great advice :)
You really DO need to adjust your speed at night. Your reaction time IS reduced. You will have less time to avoid that ladder that fell off a truck before it entered your sight line.
Remember this even though it seems like everyone else is driving just as fast as they want at night.
The rule of thumb I was given for reaction time (the time it takes to brake successfully) is that your reaction and brake time as about three-point-something seconds for the average person. So, the vehicle ahead of you should ideally be about four seconds ahead of you, whatever the speed. Take note of a spot on the road when it passes by or under the nearest car ahead of you, and count the seconds from when it leaves them, "One-one-thousand, two-one-thousand, three-one-thousand, four-one-thousand". If the spot on the road passes your car before you are done counting, you may not have time to brake before hitting them in an emergency.
This works for night driving, too. Follow a non-reflective spot on the road (since you can see reflective items before you will see a nearer pedestrian on the road or other hazard) and count from the moment it becomes visible in your headlight cone until it passes under your vehicle. That is about how much time you will have to brake for an animal, person, or other hazard that has no reflective markings.
"Experienced driver" here. Whenever you go somewhere, know where you are going beforehand. A great example of some people who don't do this are Orlando tourists.
thanks
I live in Orlando Florida and when I tell you most tourists are more of a danger to the road then nearly anything else!
Who else watch this even tho they don't have a car?
You can't get one ?
@@xxsilver_gamingxx389 Yes. And?
Me... But I'm watching this coz I'm Learning...
Some Specie me I can learn to drive in a year or two though
Me cuz I'm still 13
if you can drive in Pakistan or india then congrats you are a expert driver who can drive anywhere.
Abdullah Anayat that’s not true. I have a uncle who drive in India and when he went to Australia, he had to learn a lot of rules because India and pakistan don’t have any rules. They just drive and do whatever they want like cut in front of people etc.
That's exactly his point, no one follows rules so if you are comfortable with that you are comfortable anywhere else
Indian drivers are the craziest, my friends mom who came from India 4 years ago jerks the wheel in ways the would give driving instructors heart attacks
@bigAssGooseberrydich yeah I'm saying if you are comfortable with the people who don't follow rules like in India you are comfortable anywhere else
@bigAssGooseberrydich I'm not saying you shouldn't follow the rules
Never drive sleepy. Never drink and drive. Know the fluid levels of your engine to function correctly. Check your vehicle suspension and engine always you re taking long trips. Study the way from departure point to arriving point in a map to select the best route according to your driving and navigating experience. Never take from copilot a serios or untalkative person. Carry snacks, favorite music, water, and some lunch if you have to do long trips. Always carry a toolbox for unexpexted situations. Carry always a can to inflate and repair tires in case of puncture by nails screws or other.
Francisco Dá F yes. Good tips man! Always doing all these things.
Thanx for ur bright side
🤐
You are the best
Good advice. The mapping your journey before leaving is key.
I started training just today, the only thing that bugs me while driving is the lack of patience other drivers have
I did my first driving school today and when I arrive at the stop sign first and time to move off someone tried to go first while he was on his phone
@@jacobmartin3357 i actually had to deal with that too smh
THIS
Idk if this could helps but it helped my friends, a lot of em' started to put large stamps on the back of their cars with "Rookie driver" "novice Driver" and "please be patient" to their surprise a lot of them notice others would be less tough on them again it worked for them which are around 7 but again I guess the type of neighborhood you live at might make a difference I'm not sure I just see a lot of new cars with those stamps on the back
@@delightfulblueberries7405 say goodbye to your confidence after doing that
Everyone gangsta till you have to parallel park
Out of all the parking types this is my worst one🤦🏻♂️
😂😂True
Lol
@Number 1 Jaguars Fan AKA Number 1 Dame Lillard Fan which ones because I’m willing to go broke 🤣🤣🤣
LITERALLY!!
Getting your driver's license means the first part of your education is complete. The rest of the class is a lifelong journey towards becoming a complete driver. Every time you get behind the wheel is a new lesson. You learn something with every new situation you find yourself in. Just like poker really, you can learn the rules real quick, but mastering the game takes decades.
Im still pretty new at driving just got my license last week and sometimes I feel as if I don’t know enough to drive but I got my license for a reason, this helps me feel better cuz your right: I’m not gonna be a very experienced driver for a long while
@@ashlopez1947 Just let it take time. Don't force it. Experience doesn't just show up one day and introduce itself. When you're doing it right, you don't even realize you've learned something new. It just happened subconsciously.
Thanks for that Jack! Needed to hear that.
One big tip: Try to avoid brainless drivers.
In some places, the drivers are so selfish that when you turn on the car signals when you want to change lanes, the car in the other lane speed up purposely to don't let you change lane.
@karim benyoucef what country?
yup my dad got in a accident bc that happened and the blame was one him even though he had the signal on. the other car sped up and they hit
In mexico no one respects you on the road but people are really experienced and theres less wrecks
@@raphaelfrankenstein8834 definitely happens in US specifically Florida.
What do you do when that happens? Just keep driving and miss your turn? Or slow down and wait for them to pass?
Feeling of excitement ? I'll tell you what the feeling is my dad shouting at my face that's the true feeling
Lamo same
My dad never yelled at me cuz ik how to drive at 11 😎
@ThatCandyBoy why you gotta brag to us new drivers 😂😂
I'm Not A Teen. I Don't Have A Car. I Should Be Asleep. But Just Incase.
10,000 Subscribers Without Any Videos why tf did u capitalize the beginning of every letter
8yu .u
@@TheMinecraftDJStudio I wanted to.
EXACTLY the same situation rn lol 😂
What are you 12?
Another tip although I got my license almost a year ago “MAKE SURE YOUR COMFORTABLE WHILE DRIVING”!!!! If your not comfortable you will feel kinda lightheaded or anxiety rises and if you don’t have a better experienced driver in the car with you you will crash if you don’t stop on time and don’t worry about the car behind you coming up from intersections just the car in front of you because 95% of the time if that car isn’t a blind driver they see you
Brightside: "You need to practice extreme driving"
Me: Goes outside and starts drifting.
Don't do that
Sayless...
Nani?!? Kansei dorifto!!
Looool
😁
The VERY best tip I can give is to follow the rules of the road. Every accident I ever got into was because I was not following the rules and was trying go to destination faster. I know cutting corners is appealing but sooner are later it will cost you an accident
Don’t get into road rage, is not worthy, let them win, life is toooo short to waste it in nonsenses🤓
my advice is stay away from semi trucks on the highway. you don’t wanna be the car that gets sandwiched in between two of those when everyone starts locking up their brakes for whatever reason. also, don’t drive behind a pickup truck with junk in the back because that junk can often fall out.
Practice parking. All types of parking and as much as possible. Would have saved myself a fender if I'd given parking any thought.Parking garages, lots, street meter, the works.
I feel extremely anxious about parking. Knowing that everyone behind me is waiting for me to get into that spot is so stressful and I’m often scared that I will hit the car next to me (especially when parking in between two cars). I’ve been taught some formulas for single-move parking but when I’m doing that in real world it never works because I’m stressed by the line behind me or scared of hitting the cars while turning my vehicle…
I got my license 5 months ago (I'm almost 30) but life circumstances had me living alone without a car since then and now the few times I've driven I just feel super.. nervous and jerky behind the wheel.. i'm looking for videos like this to help me out, so thank you
How's your driving now?
Same here i passed 6 months ago and not driven since
Don't drive with cruise control in the rain, yes you will go air born. I learned that the hard way.
Laura Gadille wym?
@@h0m1ess She crashed
Laura Gadille nope it only happens when you’re going too fast for conditions u could still have cruise control on just not over 100 in rain over 100 without rain
Sebastian Klapprat mph or kph?
Kenny Adams kph I was just telling him cruise control has nothing to do with him hydroplaning it was cause of his speed
TIMESTAMPS:
Driving in bad weather 2:01
Driving at Nighttime 5:58
Running off the road 7:12
Let’s talk about Urban Driving 7:58
Don’t forget the Interstate Driving 8:46
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Uhh....
Well this looks like a comment that should be pinned...
I felt like I was finally in control when I sat in my very first vehicle, it felt so amazing.
Why am I watching this? I've driving for over a decade lol. Anyways, good advice and good video quality.
My advice, hmm, try not to tailgate and pay attention to the behaviors of drivers around you. Sometimes you can tell when people are driving strangely if you pay attention, and those people are most likely to make a sudden stop or abrupt maneuver. This has saved me from an accident many times.
Also, when lane changing, especially on the highway, give a quick glance for cars two lanes over that are driving parallel to you, because they might try to move over to the same spot that you are at the same time. They can't see your turn signal most of the time, and you can't see theirs.
People aren't perfect and being attentive can save you from fender benders and terrible accidents alike, whether they are your fault or not. And stop texting!
About the changing lanes thing what should we look for in the car that is driving parallel to us ? To see wether or not they are steering to the same lane as us
I’m almost 16 and I wanna get a job, so I’m here to learning. I know my dad is gonna want me to drive to work and stuff WHEN I GET MY PERMIT so I’d get used to driving. When I get an interview I want to drive to my interview with him in the car for a practice run👍🏾
I’m 14 and I just drove for the first time today (in a very large parking lot don’t worry) and it was very enjoyable! I was surprised at how simple it is compared to what I was expecting. Just make sure you stay calm at all times and you are Golden! 😎
Same
Yes it's easy but when you're on the road you've to be very careful.
when you're in an empty parking lot it's just you and your (tutor/dad idk, but when you're on the road it's you and a bunch of other drivers. I'd recommend getting your tutor to give you real-life driving experiences like bad drivers and stuff. I just got done learning how to drive today!!
Driving on the road is 30x scarier than a parking lot
14
Its time to quit Dr Driving and start driving in real life
10000 subs with no Videos 😂😂😂👌🏽
That game taught me the basics
i’m turning 18 in less then a week and i’ve pushed of learning to drive until now, i’m really scared not gonna lie.
I also have very bad anxiety and literally no sense of direction, wish me luck!
How was it?
Great video, please how do I use my rare mirror in Tinted Window , to see cars behind me
Actually driving was the opposite for me. I felt the responsibility hit me first then the excitement (TBH, the excitement still hasn't hit me yet).
The opposite for me . Just yesterday i took my 3 rd driving lesson and i went like 110-130 km/h on a driveway lol
@@lightseeker123 what is that in American
@@zehraxpierre521 70-85 mph i think
The responsibility and anxiety hit me whan I wasn't driving, so at first I was very afraid of driving again because of the possibility of something bad happening. Thankfully, the anxiety goes away when I drive because I'm too focused in real life and not catastrophizing, I guess it's grounding?
Who else have no driving licence
I have a car tho but i only drovw once and am gonna sneak out tonight
@@isaacwilson2797 give me a update what happend after you took it
@@matthewhake498 I took it out three times since then
I'm 12 so me
*Who's watching this but don't have a car?*
Me
Me
I’m 9
me
I am
I've been driving since 1972. I learned how to handle a rear wheel drive car in the snow back then by doing fishtails in a parking lot covered in snow. A few years ago I had to learn how to handle a front wheel drive car that's like taming a completely different animal. At a stop sign or red light on a snow covered street, the front wheels tend to spin even when trying to start slowly and the front of the car slides sideways into the curb and gets stuck there.
As for starters coming from a pre-teen, never take your eyes of the road unless you're on brakes and the vehicle not moving.
As for driving on highways, always signal the "flasher" when changing lanes u never when there's a vehicle from the back coming through especially highways r very busy roads
My advice is if you're driving in the right most lane to the curb and you see a vehicle that's farther ahead in the lane to your left suddenly stop, I would say slow down and be prepared for a possible driver making a left turn into a plaza, building etc.
Conversly if you're looking to make a left turn into a plaza, building, mall etc. and a car in the opposite lane stops and waves you through, you should take extreme caution and go fowards at a snail's pace while looking as far left as you can to make sure the lane next to the driver who stopped for you is clear before you commit to the left turn fully and make the turn.
That's because the car who stopped for you and waved you to make the turn in front of them might be trying to do you a favor, but it can also cause an accident if you assume that the lane or lanes beside him are all clear as well. So just crawl foward until you have a clear view of all the lanes before you accelerate and finish the turn.
Also if you see someone from the opposite lane or in the center lane waiting to make a left turn, keep driving and don't stop for them because you have the right of way and it can be dangerous. The only time I ever stop and make room for left turning cars sitting in the opposite or center lanes is if I'm already stopped because of a red light. Since I'm already not moving, I leave a space for cars to make turns in front of me because its mostly safe to do so.
I am learning to drive and I have driven in heavy rain, snow and ice, wind storms, sunny. This helped with me learning how to drive safer than not to know at all
In Bulgaria is required to have your lights on all the time, even at day.
Freecooler Same in Denmark, and it makes way more sense tbf. Other drivers are easily seen with headlights on, even at daytime.
Живко Михов czech republic also
I'VE LEARNED MOST OF THIS ALREADY BUT I ENJOYED THIS VIDEO !!!!!!!!
SLOW DOWN AND LEAVE SPACE BETWEEN CARS!!!!!!!
Tip:don’t press the brakes immediately press down slowly
Tip2: go at the pace the person in front of you is going
I just love when I go 10 above the speed limit and still have someone 15 feet behind me
I got 10 above the speed limit without even noticing
Bruh ikr its so annoying
I only "just" got my license, but have been with and around cars all my life so i easily passed the exam. Thats also why ive got plenty of tips, but the most important one ill share is:
If you're on a hill, lets say a traffic light, where you know you'll roll backwards, use your handbrake so you can focus on handling the clutch and throttle. When you feel the car wanting to move, remove the handbrake. Learn like this until you are comfortable doing it without the handbrake.
(I still use this for VERY steep hills, like in mountain areas, just to be sure/safe)
My car has a bill brake, it's a lil button n it stops your car from rolling back :)
I spend 12-14 hours a day on the road, I strongly beg drivers, please, stay in your lane, go the speed limit, use your signal plenty in advance, don't get pushy, DO NOT ASSUME!!!!, do not tailgate, the law is 4 seconds space, DO NOT PASS A TURNING VEHICLE ESP a semi truck, or when one is backing off the road, yes we drive slower than most traffic, we are heavy, sometimes have fragile or unstable freight, just please be patient and give us space.
When you got some big truck in front of you going up hill safely get into the next lane. Because it’s unpredictable of what might fly back at you as well. Also make sure you scan ahead.
Me: follows
Also me: crashes car
Yeah I'm good
Seriously I love your work and your voice from all of other bright side members
Nope! My permit license expire 2026 and I live in Colorado. I got so much time to practice for the REAL driver's license test! I'm 40 and still need more improvements on being awareness of incoming cars by yield and 4 way intersections stop signs of who has the right-of-ways & people walking in the day/nights using crosswalks. I just need to normal pace speed driving and keep it there, slow down and not go too fast for a pull-over for a ticket passing the speed limit signs or run pass red lights. These are very helpful tips. Thank you!
thanks bright side i just got my permit today the same day as you upload this video and I learned alot thankkkss
I just got my drivers licence two months now. Done good on the road so far and I have seen my manover of situations being good so far.
How is it now
@@Alazrak3 I'm a professional driver now, experienced on the road
@@janoyantonio9585 happy to hear that I just got my drive license can u give me any advice that will really help
@@Alazrak3 yea man sure of course
@@Alazrak3 be very focus, look far ahead and scan the road don't be distracted. Study your vehicle and understand it and how it operates. Drive at moderate speeds where you can control the vehicle, use up your horn and side and rear view mirrors. Check your blind spots which are the areas where your mirrors can't show you before you make a turn which is looking through your back door windows
I wrote this as a reply, but I'm reposting to the main thread for general info:
The rule of thumb I was given for reaction time (the time it takes to brake successfully) is that your reaction and brake time as about three-point-something seconds for the average person. So, the vehicle ahead of you should ideally be about four seconds ahead of you, whatever the speed. Take note of a spot on the road when it passes by or under the nearest car ahead of you, and count the seconds from when it leaves them, "One-one-thousand, two-one-thousand, three-one-thousand, four-one-thousand". If the spot on the road passes your car before you are done counting, you may not have time to brake before hitting them in an emergency.
This works for night driving, too. Follow a non-reflective spot on the road (since you can see reflective items before you will see a nearer pedestrian on the road or other hazard) and count from the moment it becomes visible in your headlight cone until it passes under your vehicle. That is about how much time you will have to brake for an animal, person, or other hazard that has no reflective markings.
My dads a A1 and semi driver focus on yourself not other drivers but always look to your surroundings and all of your mirrors.
Watching this makes me appreciate all the driver assistance tech that my car has
My eyes are extremely light sensitive so I always wear dark sunglasses. Even when there is heavy fog, and when it rains. Always be prepared for anything and everything when you're driving. One thing I can't stand is when people have there high beams on during heavy and thick fog. That makes it harder to see. I also hate it when people have there lights on during the day makes it harder to see and judge distances. Daytime running lights cause more glare so I wear sunglasses.
This would be an expensive idea added to cars but they can add sensors to cars so when a driver's eyes are light sensitive the car would detect that and automatically turn off when approaching the drivers whose eyes are sensitive to light. I have astigmatism really bad and a extra strong prescription.
I even have to wear sunglasses at night sometimes just so the glare isn't bad.
I actually see better when it's near dark outside and no lights. Sometimes the lights trigger a "visual migraine" for me. That's why I'm careful.
I’m such an anxious driver. I have been driving for 7 years, and felt like I needed to watch this video lol
You’ve been driving for 7 years and still get anxious from driving?
A news driver is here I’m learning fast . there are some fears inside me at the same time Im so excited
2:02 is when they actually start giving tips
From my short time driving (passed this month) i think glare is more annoying than rain.
Thank you brighten side cannot wait to drive
Thanks for this, I am starting to drive.
"Don't drive over the speed limit on the evenings"... so is it ok to drive over it any other time?
Where I live it’s legal to go 15mph over to pass someone who is going below the posted speed limit as long as you aren’t in a huge truck or pulling something behind you (like a trailer)
This is grund facts. I don't even have a driver licens. And last if you're car starts to slip in snow you counter steer it.
I want to learn how to drive and this video might be good for me 😅 thanks for the advice 😊😊😊
I am watching this even tho I don’t have a car. However, I am indeed getting an exam permit license test this year’s October 15. Yep, wish me luck. For this video, I will learn how to drive for this. :)
Ah i remember my first car it was pink pretty and plastic 😍😍😍 now im 16 dont know how to drive my mom doesnt wanna teach me and yea😕
That sucks, in Ireland to get a job anywhere you have to be able to drive.
@@nameuser6740 Same in Cali
when coming up to a light, look at the crosswalk countdown. once it hit 0 the light will turn yellow. If u are near the light when its yellow floor it, if not.....break sooner
Remember signaling doesn’t give you right of way. You need to use mirrors and do shoulder check. You must have at least have enough room to switch lanes.
The first time I got a car I went to the highway here in New York and it was awesome and super easy.
Don't know if anybody has said this yet, but DO NOT use your brights in fog, the light will reflect off of the water particles and blind both you and other drivers
I just went out to learn how to drive, and I couldn’t do it. The engine sound scares me 😱
@Mudisuda Raman tf that worked for u
Me:tryna learn how to drive watching this video.
Carona Virus:STOP RIGHT THERE!
ahaha I get that, it’s cleared up enough here for me to take my lessons, in a few hours actually
having a license does not mean a go signal to start driving on the road even if u know you are not yet ready... keep practising with an experience driver... until you are truly ready😊🙏✌️
when i was driving i was stopped on a hill and tried to move my chair up and then i started going downhill and i couldn’t reach my pedals👍
I remember I put my left turn signal on but did a right turn 😂😂😂
Great tips! ✌️
When making a left turn when there are 2 lanes turning left and you are in the left (inside) do not turn at the same time a 18 wheeler is turning because it could cross into your lane and side swipe you. I learned that the hard way.
Hey! Somewhat experienced driver here
If driving in snow or any other slippery conditions like rain in a FWD/RWD car. Be easy on the gas when making a turn, you can and most likely will fishtail if you aren't careful.
You upload videos too fast! Thanks for that 😍😍😍
Hello! I like your all videos.
Can you make videos on how to main speed and how to break smoothly in automatic cars?
Can you also make videos on how to keep up with traffic flow?
Great..love it a lot
I live in NYC where you're thrown to the wolves during your road test. No parking lots-busy streets, broken U-turn and parallel parking is required to pass. 😎
I live in Germany.
I drive on the Autobahn every day to get to work. NO speed limit.
REEEEEEE 😆😎
James correct me if I’m wrong, I live in the U.S. so I’m not 100% sure, but I hear that the autobahn is one of the safest highways in the world because of the fact that there is no speed limit. Drivers tend to be more cautious and check their surroundings more often in situations where speed isn’t enforced and they become more aware. That’s what I’ve heard.
@@PrestonBourgeois I think a huge factor is our "Rechtsfahrgebot" whitch means that you have to drive in the Right lane and are only allowed to use the middle or left lane if you a: are overtaking or b: can't merge in the right lane due to heavy traffic.
Due to this the slower traffic stays on the right side and the left lane is most of the times free for overtaking. Also it's illegal to overtake on the right side (i've heard this is legal in some states).
Lastly you are more cautious if there could be (and is) an BMW behind you going over 250 km/h.
To any new driver, as soon as the car in front of you stops, please stop.If you are far enough, hit the brakes gradually. If you are following really close and aren't able to see their bottom types, HIT THOSE BRAKES ASAP PLEASE. To be at a safe traveling distance, it is better to use the 2 second rule and 4 second rule for rainy days. Basically, travel at a distant where you'll be able to comfortably come to a stop when needed.
Thanks bro I just passed my permit and now learning how to drive
@@soccerlegend9780 All the best. I'm sure you'll do great👍
OMG I'm early to another amazing video!?
When you get your first vehicle make sure it’s an older model preferably steel on steel it well save your life personally know this due experience
why's this? my car is 2003 and doesn't have ABS or all those new features
ParkourAYCE older cars were made out of steel
A chassis less prone to deformation isn't really optimal for crashes. Newer cars might look worse after crashes, yes but they absorb more of the shock
@@AnarchyVidz This^ the crumpling of the metal(which is typically sheet steel btw) absorbs energy, preventing it from transferring to the soft squishy bit inside(aka your body) a solid steel car is BAD, do you really think the industry switched to making more dangerous cars as a WHOLE even though metals are cheaper than ever? i never understood where that myth came from and why EVERYONE believes it
No
Now make a video about driving your car in the middle of the lane. 😂😂
I drive on public roads as a part of my job in a pickup truck that's obviously a work truck and has my company's branding all over it.
Drive past us: the work truck probably has a set speed limit they're allowed to travel and are trying to travel as fast as they can which is most likely around the speed limit.
I see so many times where there's a line of traffic on the highway because a car is just tailing a work vehicle and others are doing the same and then other work vehicles can't pass even two or three cars because the speed required to do so would alert their bosses. Literal conga lines on the highway with plenty of clear road ahead because a few vehicle won't pass a work vehicle and makes it seem like there's way more traffic ahead.
Also, there are many times when several cars on the highway are traveling side by side at the same speed; please try to slow down, accelerate, or merge and work together so there's literally not a travelling wall on the highway obstructing the flow of traffic. Generally don't impede the flow of traffic.
Don't travel slowly in the left lane and let cars pass you: yea you might think the speeding person is being reckless but they won't be the only person trying to pass you and you're also introducing a new risk to the road by creating a situation where faster drivers would want to drive around you and possibly pass dangerously through traffic.
I’m new learner thanks for sharing
My dad told me to drive for 5 mins with him watching over me
I did just fine today but watching this for my test tomorrow
#1 Be Careful
PS much love and blessings from an American CZcamsr!
I just started driving and I’m nervous but not to the point to where it is distracting me . It’s more an exciting nervous where I’m more excited to drive than anything but I’m just bad at it is all lol.
i’m going to be driving in a few months so thank you😁
If you using manual transmision car, Try to find a hill with a trafic jam, sorry for bad english
Muhammad Vikral yes thats fun! Using your brake clutch and your parking brake all the time 😂
I remember the first time I drove a car (I was 15 and drove my dads pickup) and my legs would feel like spaghetti😂
Lol I never drove before
If your legs feel like spaghetti you are doing things wrong. Your left leg should never cross over the right. Left is for clutch, right for gas and brake only.
I'm trying that cliff jump @0:38 today with my driving lesson today.
I have never driven a car in my life, but I know that you should never have your brights on in fog or heavy rain. The light reflecting off the drops can temporarily impair your visibility, or worse, make you crash.