First Driving Lesson - How To Drive Automatic Car
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- čas přidán 7. 06. 2024
- What to expect on your first driving lesson and how to drive an automatic car. This beginner driving lesson in an automatic car will show you what to expect on your first driving lesson. This driving tutorial for beginners shows a drivers eye view of the car and its controls to help you get the car moving on your first driving lesson.
We also cover learner driver insurance for your private practice between driving lessons. Taking driving lessons with a driving instructor is great and you can speed up the learning by practising with a parent or suitable adult as long as you have learner driver insurance or short term insurance.
In this video we look mainly at getting the car moving, speeding up and stopping. We look at the use of the brake and gas pedal or accelerator. We touch on 10 and 2 steering and how to steer the car correctly but have separate videos covering steering technique on a driving test.
To pass the driving test you will need more detailed instructions than I cover here today. This is simply to get you started and driving the car.
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Chapters;
00:00 Introduction First Auto Driving Lesson
00:37 Inside the automatic BMW
01:36 Basic car controls for first driving lesson
03:55 Getting Started
05:44 Moving Off View of Gear Selector and Feet
07:47 Moving Off Forward View and Feet
09:06 Moving Off how to speed up and slow down
10:22 Move Off more Speed
11:07 Insurance For Driving Lessons with adult
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Perfect Video for first time automatic car driving learner like myself, highly appreciate.
Glad it was helpful!
Great video! Im ready to start learning again
Awesome, good luck!
Thanks a lot, very helpful!
You're welcome!
Really enjoyed ur video. U explained things so well x
Glad you think so, thank you for your comment!
Hi loved the video I’m just worried about my theory there are so many signs I don’t know how I’m going to remember all of them loved the video tho! :)
Thank you for the comment!
Some of the signs are easy but lots of practice will help with the others. Maybe try one of the apps that have been made or make your own flash cards?
Thanks for your good driving lesson. I'm new learner and I have a bit stress .I hope i pass the practical driving.thanks again ❤.
Good luck
I subscribed yesterday, and although Im learning manual, I really appreciate your videos!! Thank you!! Also, I love the interior of this car. Lol
Thank you, good luck with your learning!
I've got my first driving lesson tomorrow in an automatic car and this has really helped with a little pre-lesson prep! Thank you (:
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Thank you
You're welcome
So have the bulbs been removed from most BMW indicator lenses,has not many seem to be working 😮
Its an old joke but still relevant on todays roads
I am a new driver and just bought a Renault Clio initiale(2010) automatic. When I am doing maneuroves and have it in 'drive' or 'reverse' it sometimes creeps forward/backwards but then stops and stays still so I have to press the accelerator to get it to move which makes it go too fast during the maneurove. Is using the brake during the maneurove stopping the creep function from working when I take my foot off it?
The car will creep normally on flat or downhill bits of road but stop creeping on uphill bits. You should be able to put a little bit of accelerator in to get it moving but it can be difficult to do just enough. Try it in a quiet road with no traffic around. If you are unable to do just a little gas or the car seems to not creep when expected then get it checked out.
From what you said it sounds normal.
Thank you
You're welcome