FAILS Driving Test After 81 Lessons
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In this video, Anne takes a mock driving test to find out if she is ready for her actual driving test. Anne is driving this car for the first time and is also driving in a new area. Anne has had eighty-one driving lessons. She makes a few serious driving faults so fails the driving test after 81 lessons.
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Hi everyone, I am the Anne in the video. I am very pleased to say that I passed my test this morning with 5 minor errors. It took getting a much better instructor who really pushed me and I did change to automatic. Thanks to all the lovely comments and if you are struggling, look at how bad I was and if I can pass ANYBODY can xx
Yess, congratulations Anne 🥳🚘
Definite right choice going to Automatic, well done :)
Well done Anne I’m very happy to read this message
Glad you passed Anne.❤
Well done Anne! :)
Failed my test yesterday, picked up 3 minors..
It's not my fault, they needed a lift.
old but gold
Did you pick up any serious driving faults?
@@jellekorthuis9018 haha, had to be done!
@@DaveDVideoMaker nope, just the minors
You would have passed if you had 3 minors and no serious driving faults.
Anne seems like a lovely lady. Good on her for still giving it a go! Hopefully she passes soon :D
This is a lovely comment 🙂
@@josephmarsh8235 kyng joey
@@josephmarsh8235 yeah almost felt weird reading a nice comment since you know it's rare here 💀
@@aiai9571 so what?! I think it's nice to comment friendly
Did Anne pass ? I am an older learner and on my 50 th lesson with my test in March
I went to an automatic in the end as struggled with gears
She seems a lovely lady I hope she passed
That's actually heartbreaking to hear. She must be really frustrated.
I also feel for her. Something as simple as changing her shoes to more sturdy footwear could make such a difference. Firmer enough to support the feet but not too heavy soled that you can't feel the pedals.
@@sjm2726 my thoughts exactly, that combined with the anxiety which is causing her to hesitate which then causes her to be slow, also at about 15:20 you see her get startled by the exhaust from that blue ST and she stalls again, confidence and preparation definitely needs work but bless her for trying
Anxiety is such an issue when trying to learn to drive and pass your test, it held me back for many years before I recently passed. Good luck Anne!
Congratulations on overcoming the anxiety and passing!
Congratulations :)
How did you overcome it? Currently learning how to drive and dang! Anxiety can get hectic at times, struggling.
Me too. In the end I started using a mantra "shut up and drive" to stop me overthinking. It calmed me down and my driving improved massively. I passed yesterday. Still can't believe it!!
Any tips ? I don't have bad anxiety per sé but it does impact my driving. I try to remain calm but I start to snowball every time I make a mistake !
9:04 "That wasn't a good start, was it?" Probably the most British reaction, lol.
😂true
🤣🤣
Bless i think she's struggling with confidence and focusing on the task of driving
This lady has not mastered the basic controls of the car for example her instructor has not got her to move off by using the gas. This leads to every start being at a snail's pace. This is fairly insignificant when moving off from parked in a quiet road but on a busy roundabout of dual-carriageways etc. from stopped slowly creeping out into traffic is going to be fraught with danger. You cannot get confidence until you have eradicated danger by being able to make the car do what you want it to do.
Aww, she said "the controls feel different, but thats no excuse"
What a lovely woman Anne is, and not really a bad driver, just lacks confidence! I also learned/passed later in life so it's great to see some older learners on the channel - more please, Pin!
Me too. I avoided driving through lack of confidence.
I'm 34 and trying to book a driving test. Does that count? 😂
I’ve found starting at 35 I lacked confidence and with all the stops and starts because of covid it’s been tricky learning. I’ve got a test booked and I’m keeping everything crossed it’s not cancelled 🤞
I'm also learning a bit later at 38. I also lack confidence, my instructor keeps telling me to book my test but i don't feel like i drive well enough.
@@Natalie-jz8xs go for it 👍 worth thing that happens is you find out you needed more lessons xx
i can feel her stress and anxiety through the screen. poor Ann :(
You have to give this lady credit for having the willpower to continue with lessons. But she’s very hesitant and a little panicky at times. I hope she overcomes these and finds confidence in future 🙂 x
Anne seems so lovely, I really hope she passed her real driving test. Driving isn’t easy, they’ve been times when I felt like crying on/after my driving lesson.
Hello Elle
Love your cooking vidéo
Just me that’s passed and drive but still watch these?
me tooo
Join the club fam :)
Same
I've passed over an year ago, I don't even live in the UK. Or even drive on the left side of the road lol
Yeah, I still watch. Been a qualified driver for 11 months
81 hours with no private practice, is harder. The more often you drive, the more confidence you have, the more confident you are, the more relaxed you are, and from there everything else just falls in to place.
Can tell just by watching Anne she's quite nervous, but she isn't a bad driver at all.
Once she's got the nerves knocked on the head, she'll be fine.
81 hours is a lot of driving to pass test most do it around 25-30 hours
81 Hours is alot! You dont need private practice when learning! Normally a instructor should get the average to pass with approx 20 hrs!
She seems like a nice person but at 81 hours her control of the vehicle still seems shakey even when she steers it seems panicky maybe she should learn to drive auto instead she will probably feel more confident with less to think about!
But sometimes driving isnt made for everyone
My test is tomorrow and I took lessons before 10 months and now I took only 5 lessons and I am so nervous
@@redrose2905 Good luck you'd do fine! Don't let the nerves get to you!
@@hs4u537 no my instructor was not on the car seat he was on my nerves and I done mistake and failed 😭😭😭
I love her. She reminds me of me. Took me years to get to my test with nerves and anxiety. But I did it. I've been driving over 2 years now and so glad I didn't give up. I hope she continues and passes when she is ready.
how many cars you hit by now..hundreds
@@oliverwilliam6931 Why you need to be a dick for?
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Ann I'm 20 have had 4 driving instructors and due to my anxiety have had over 90 hours of lessons.
Don't feel bad your doing great I really hope you passed you beautiful woman ❤️
Hopefully you've managed to get your drivers license already :)
have you passed yet?
Have you passed? Update us thank youu
that sounds expensive
Wow she's spent on average over £2,000 on driving lessons! That shows some determination right there.
Yeah I spent €3000 (2580GBP) on my driving test but I passed last week finally, lol! Eventually we can all get there
@@Paul180 Nice! What got you motivated to drive?
@@sheildbethere8529 Thx man. I think I mainly started because I saw each friend get their license and I knew it was more and more a part of growing up. Driving is also something that gets harder as you age generally so I just wanted to get it before it was getting even more difficult. When I started I really underestimated how difficult it was for me and thought i'd be done in six months max. I purchased a bulk of 20 hour classes and as soon as the package was over I didn't want to quit because that would be money wasted. But then Covid happened (march 2020) and it took event longer than it should've. 1 year and 10 months, three driving test fails, 92 classes and €3000 later I finally passed. It was tough, but i never thought of quitting xD
@@Paul180 My gosh dude that is commitment! I'm more happy you passed after all of that. I did too much lessons myself and lost track but didn't spend more than 3000 but more than 2000. Had my test delayed three times because of covid last year and last January but finally passed yesterday.
My motivation was not letting all of my money and effort go to waste. Driving a natural skill that will provide so much help in the future for me
The fact that my entire car is worth that much
I knew of someone that took 3 years of solid lessons to pass whereas I took 3 months. Everybody is different, some people just get it and some people don’t get it as easily. Good luck to her!
To pass what...a drivers licence test?
Hmmm, I have done 10 lessons and my partner think am the worst driver ever.
I could have taken and passed my test much sooner than I did, but had an instructor who noticed my anxiety and used it against me, even sabotaging my first test by making me use the last of my paid up time (3 hours) immediately before the test rather than just refund me the 70 odd quid and then being very cruel to me when I asked a simple question. I took a test lesson with a new instructor after failing and he told me I didn't need any more lessons but was happy to give them to me if I wanted to have them. I passed soon after. Confidence is VERY important when driving, but instructors are just as much to blame for a lack of it. She's definitely been with the wrong instructor.
@@mydogeatspuke I passed my test after my instructor told me I wasn’t ready and failed me during practice tests. I was a lot more confident without my instructor in the car
@@kirstylegore1569 I booked mine after my instructor had been telling me I wasn't ready for months when I clearly was as he would just talk about his boring life during lessons or have me drive him around to run errands instead of teach me anything. Then he forced me to have a 3 hour lesson before it, like on the day right before it, because he didn't want to refund me and I believed him that he couldn't because he'd already spent the money on bills or some nonsense nobody with sense would believe, and then just before I went to sign in for the test he repeatedly insulted me and put me in an awful mood, telling me how I didn't have a normal brain (I'm autistic, but didn't know at the time) and I ask too many questions and I should just shut up and accept what he tells me, after making £150 or so off me just for that one day including the test ffs. I had managed to put it to the back of my mind but then I clipped the kerb on a reverse park, which I had never once done before, and I just fell apart. All I could hear in my head was PUSH PULL PUSH PULL that my instructor would shout at me constantly because I didn't move the steering wheel exactly how he wanted me to even though my steering was perfect. It didn't help that it was supposed to be a minor because I only touched it and didn't mount it but the assessor failed me for it so whatever. He even offered to drive us back to the test centre, I was that inconsolable, but I managed to do the rest of the test without any problems after I'd calmed down because I knew I'd already failed it lol. I switched instructor straight away afterwards because he clearly tried to sabotage me so he could keep taking advantage of me (which ofc I didn't realise and had to have it explained to me) and passed just over a month later at the soonest available test. The new one told me I didn't need any lessons but he would give them to me if I insisted, and I did, because my confidence was wrecked. The second test was even worse because I had all of the stuff that happened in my head the whole time, and I got 10 minors like some kind of reprobate, but I did pass! It was nearly 3 years ago and I still get angry when I think about it hahahahaha, but I'm a really confident driver now and I'm so thankful we don't have to sit repeat tests to keep our licences because I would 100% fail from the anxiety of flashbacks! LIFE STORY SORRY LOL
I think she should transition to an automatic car to build her confidence. Other than that, she is fine. Keep going.
Yes i agree thats what im doing too lmao
Well that’s easy isn’t ? Instead of working to improve, you just give up instead of facing your difficulties.
@@adrianrubino5581 idc🤪 u can do what u want
@@adrianrubino5581 why struggle when u can make your life easier driving auto lol
Rockstar Joe life ain’t supposed to be easy. In life you face your struggles head on. You don’t run away from them.
My heart! I love Anne! Such a sweet lady, I just wish she had more confidence in herself because she is a good driver! She should be proud of herself xx
I passed this year at the age of 31 - it took me around a year. I had around 45 lessons with no practice in between and my lessons weren't always weekly. Anne can do it! She seems like a lovely person, just lacking in confidence. Sometimes you just need to be mentally assertive and give yourself that push.
Almost the exact same position I'm in right now 😵
Just curious why didn’t you learn when you were younger
@suck4vbuck17 I had a job which didn't have set hours - some weeks I had 30-40 but others I got 10-15, and couldn't afford to have regular lessons or buy and then run/tax/mot a car. When I finally got a stable job with regular set hours I started to learn :)
@@zedrobber that’s fair I started learn when I was doing a levels with no job so could have one a week but failed my test I then also had a job with a zero hour contract with different hours each shift and with covid messing up booking test I didn’t have any lessons for about 3-4 months I mainly watched pins videos as well as practice with my mum which helped me to pass second time
I have my test in two weeks and I love watching this channel so I can learn from peoples mistakes. Ann seems like a lovely woman and I’m sure with the right help and knowledge she will pass her test! Nice to see some older learners on here too, it changes things up a bit. Thanks for the great content pin! Love your videos!
her lack of confidence is shown in the mistakes
Anne totally reminds me of myself. I took a very long time to pass my driving test and had many, many hours of private tuition. While I wasn’t a bad driver, I had such a difficult time controlling my nerves and general anxiety over driving lessons, thus it took me so long to pass and never had instilled confidence in myself during lessons (this is something I still struggle with generally)
If you ever read this Anne - please don’t give up! I can definitely see that you’re a good driver and you’ve got so far! It would be silly to give up now. Doesn’t matter how long it takes to get your license - it took me years to pass and now I love driving which is something I thought I’d never say. Good luck.
I would like to say the same about myself and also encourage Anne to keep going and try to be confident in your driving and what your doing.
I had about 16 lessons, I can’t imagine being able to afford 81
Ooo get you
It's not so much the number I keep thinking of but the cost for 81 lessons !!
Iona , by lessons do you mean hours or lessons of 2 hours each ?
@@antonyrice6981 She didn't mention the 60 hours of learning she got with mum/dad.
"they say the older you are, the longer it takes" bless her heart
Aww bless her.. She just looked so nervous. Great Job though Din for the support throughout. Keep going Anne you'll do it.
If she almost never uses gas and just uses the clutch to move off, that’s how you know she had those lessons with the wrong instructor. You should always use gas whether you drive petrol or diesel. The instructor probably told her it’s okay to not use gas because it’s a diesel but what will happen when she eventually passes and she gets a petrol car ? She won’t be able to move at all.
Yeah I’ve been having lessons during this pandemic so the roads are quiet but I was taught at first by my stepdad who was saying use the clutch to take of
So I now have a habit of using the clutch and not putting enough gas on so he ends up laughing at me telling me to put my foot down lol
I learnt on a diesel, and my instructor told me not to use gas until im off the clutch. Currently I drive a 1.2 petrol car, took me about 5-6 days to get used to it and move off without problems, just like I did in the diesel. But of course, that depends on, how fast you are able to adapt in life in general, it was quite easy for me tbh, moving off wasnt a problem the first day either, but making those move offs took almost a week as I mentioned above.
@@akosbarabas22 Me too! I have my lessons in a diesel which can get very far just using the clutch. My car is petrol and can barely pull off with the clutch, I stalled so many times when pulling off in my own car.
Jup, my driving instructor always forbode me from using the gas while driving off. After passing I drove a petrol :)
It's not the instructor it's probably her, stop blaming instructors
What is it with instructors not teaching learner's not to set gas. As soon as she started that really pissed me off, you can't be a good driver without the correct knowledge. If you did this in a petrol car after you pass you're deep trouble as in some situations you need to move quickly. Just using the clutch is very bad
A lot of modern diesel and petrol Cars will allow you to move without applying gas, but it's not recommended since not all cars, especially petrol cars, have this, so it's fundamentally important to apply the gas and then clutch when moving off which is what you said.
Sometimes it’s not an instructor problem, I’ve had a few people that I constantly tell put some gas on and even after many hours and trying different things to make sure she does they still don’t do it
@@kishanmistry4385 Actually, it all comes down to a really simple fact, whether you can move off by only lifting the clutch. Engine, if your engine is above like 1.6-2.0 mark, you're easily able to move off with only clutch, in both petrol and diesel cars. :P
@@akosbarabas22 ohh true forgot about that 😅
When I was learning to drive I was never told to press the gas to move off (newer diesel car) I never had any issues, once I passed my test and got an older petrol car I was constantly stalling. Teaching people not to press the gas makes things much worse when they’ve passed and have to drive on their own.
Glad to hear that Anne passed her real driving test👏🏻 pin you are so patient and explain everything really thoroughly with the feedback at the end, super helpful to watch!
Nothing to be ashamed about when you're still taking classes after 81 lessons. It took me 93 classes in total before I got it. Some people have an easier time learning to drive than others. All that matters is we all pass it in the end!
You must have spent a fortune... good on you for finally passing 👍
Anne I know exactly how you were feeling! I failed every mock test before my actual test and I had a meltdown in one of them because I couldn’t do the parallel park.... On my actual test low and behold I got the parallel park manoeuvre and I messed up a bit, but I corrected it and only got a minor and ended up passing 1st time! Please don’t give up... You WILL pass I promise 😊
She’s brave wearing those shoes to drive! I’ve been passed for almost a year and I still have only driven in proper laced up canvas shoes!
What's the big deal with what shoes u got on
@@professor2421 you should have medium soled shoes to learn to drive. Too thin and thick, you might not be able to feel the pedals.
Drove in sliders once cause it was boiling and I'd just had a shower but didn't like it really
@@2k9amh I drive with just socks on long journeys
I tried driving with boots they were too thick, i couldnt feel the pedals so i ended up pressing on the gas way too much, never worn those boots on my driving lessons
Bless her she seems an anxious kind of lady but she did some things brilliantly, don't give up Anne I'm 48 I passed the day before the test centre went into lockdown.Im sure your confidence will grow more every day the real learning I think starts when you drive on your own, good luck hun xx
Well done Mrs Sims
Such a lovely lady. I can relate so much to her feelings of anxiety while driving. I switched to an automatic and doing much better. I think Anne should considered that because it’s one less stress to consider while driving.
Honey don’t worry! I failed 3 mock tests before my real one and I passed with flying colours. The environment is totally different with an examiner and they’ll more than likely make you feel comfortable. And even if you fail you can always retake it, that’s the worst case scenario. You can do this 💞
I don't have a car to practice in after lessons. Two lessons a week. It takes longer. Especially for us anxious drivers.
Please never ask someone when they will take a test and how many lessons. Ask what are they feeling in confident lately or what they're working on currently. My bosses mean well but to hear every time the disbelief that I'm still not ready...not great.
We will get there when we can and be better drivers for it.
I was the same and I bit the bullet and bought a car March of this year and passed my test in October. I’m still anxious even though I have passed but I can see my confidence building day by day. The best thing to do is to buy a car, I know it’s expensive but lessons just aren’t enough my instructor told me that, and when I went for a lesson after I bought my own car he could see the improvement. Believe me I was the most anxious person I would feel sick before every lesson, you will get there, the more practise the better!
To be honest in the UK passing the driving test is like 10x easier than here, in Hungary, since you guys are allowed to practice outside of driving lessons, meanwhile it is strictly forbidden here.
@@akosbarabas22 Who cares? Just practice illegally. Everyone does it anyway. At long as you can drive fairly decently, nobody will notice. Lol
Please get a new instructor Anne! Your a good learner but your instructor is using you as a money machine. Maybe even consider automatic
Stalling, rolling back, selecting the wrong gear and all other things caused by proper inability to control a manual car can really add so much more to anxiety when driving! I switched to automatic and this was the best thing Ive done because it increased my confidence instantly, I was driving on dual carriageways on my 8th hour with an auto when with manual on my 8th hour I wasn't able to move off the hill. I will never understand this whole british opposition to driving an auto, some people just need a car to get from A to B without depending on bus timetables, they don't expect to be accepted into Olympics just because they have a manual license! 😂 You let a washing machine wash your clothes, a dishwasher wash your dishes, but somehow letting a car change gears for you is considered 'lazy'? Ridiculous! 😂😂
@@kariinareads6285 it's always better to pass in a manual though, that way you have both options. If you pass in an automatic, you'll only be able to drive automatics. I'm also considering getting an automatic, manual can be too much effort sometime, especially driving in the busy parts of London.
He needs kicking to the kerb 🙄
@@kariinareads6285 Agree with you. It sucks that their a lot of entitled people who say you drive an automatic that you aren't considered a "skilled driver" or you're "weak" which is entirely untrue. These ones need to get over themselves.
@@kariinareads6285 nothing to do with Britain manuals are more popular through out the full of Europe
Bless her all the best for Anne these videos are so good for the people who do the mock tests to look back on so they can learn from it if they have any thing that they need to work on but also helps people who are learning at the moment like myself thankyou to you all ❤️
Lots of good points there Anne, even under so much pressure. Keep going!
I’m waiting for my practical test date now and my mam is determined to learn after me as she regrets giving up when she was younger. It’s never too late, I think Anne will smash it when she gets her confidence up :)
I've been watching your videos for around 2-3 months now and I can actually day that all of them helped me alot. I passed today!!
Awe, I hope for the best for her! Hopefully she passes well one day. I am sure that day will come with time and patience. 😢
I learnt in a diesel car and didn't learn really about using gas to set off until doing hill starts and then they were introduced into my stop/start driving. I wished I'd been taught it sooner as when I test drove cars, if they were petrol I'd always constantly stall. I did get used to them eventually, but just wished I did more of it in lessons really. I had about 70 lessons before I passed, so number of lessons doesn't denote a good/bad driver :)
One of the best vids you’ve done Pin informative and reassuringly funny in the most kindest way to Anne. Iv watched so many of your vids that I know what you’re thinking by your reactions 😂😂
Oh Anne you're so lovely! I hope you pass ASAP! It took me 3 years to finally pass my test last month and I'm 31. You can do it, maybe try automatic?
Aww she seems like such a lovely women, sending her positive vibes and I hope she passes soon x
She might be nervous but at least she is willing. I mean 81 lessons and i would of given up long time ago. Well done Anne good luck for when you take your test 😁
i relate to Anne so much here, I'm only 19 and have had 3 lessons but i sometimes break down when i mess up the smallest little things. All the drivers on here always seem so confident so its nice to see someone genuinely struggle but give it a good go
Hows it going now?
I have had 0 formal lessons but have driven for around 12 hours total provisionally with my dad, and I believe I'm doing well. I manage to consistently balance the clutch and the gas for starting off, along with on junctions that are on a hill, instead of utilising the handbreak. Watching these videos is a great way to pickup small mistakes from watching other's so thank you for the content you provide
Thank you Anne for giving me confidence in my driving skills.
She needs to concentrate a little more, that's all. I bet her 81 lessons were dispersed in awkward intervals and for quite a few years.
Great videos! You explain the situations, faults, and what should have been done well. I hope to one day be able to see how well(or badly) my 10 years experience of driving in the Philippines does in the UK driving test. Hopefully I can get over the left hand drive, lack of right-of-way and roundabout rules, and general every-man-for-himself driving attitude here.
Aw Anne you're almost there just more practice to perfect, hope you pass soon please let us know how you get on in the future x good luck x
I passed my test nearly 3 years ago but I still come back to watch videos like this
God bless her. She's Nice lady. Hope she passes
God bless her ,she’s Nice lady.Hope she passes a soon 🤙
@@salimhamed4680 God bless pin his videos helped me sooo much. I passed first time with 2 minor faults
To everyone reading I hope you all have a great day
Same to you, Osman!
Thanks, man. Same to you!
A happy covid lockdown day
Legend
Thanks you too
Utmost respect for Anne for her courage to show what many struggle with, young or older. To 'me' it makes an impact if one is only used to their driving school cars and then switch to another model (different clutch point, the brakes are different, different car size etc.). Also, most people take a test in their familiar area.. When I went to driving school (18 at that time) I struggled a lot with being insecure, driving too slow, not much progress.. It took me a long time (costly hours) to realize that my instructor (owner of the school, in his 60s) wasn't the right one 'for me'.. I changed the instructor and it was a game changer, it built up my confidence and I finally passed. With regards to Anne, I hope she didn't give up out of frustration. There should be no shame with regards to the hours. Best of luck to her.
Honestly seems like she needs a new instructor especially someone with a different teaching technique maybe will help her more
I passed after 32hrs. Everyone learns differently, my instructor had someone at over 102hrs who couldn't handle the pressure of dual carriageways etc..
Rather someone take as many hours as possible to be a good driver on the road, not like some of these speed racers always darting in and out of the lanes to get to work 1min earlier lol
Good work man ! I’ve had 7 hours with my instructor and 20 hours by myself in my car , learnt pretty fast. Had 3 mock tests and passed 2 . I’m ready for my test on the 14th December ! 🙏🏻
@@sonxgoku7555 ooh that’s my birthday! Good luck!
It took me 2 years and about 100 lessons to pass I passed in October and I really hate driving on my own but I know it’s a confidence thing I feel like Anne is similar to how I was whenever I made a mistake a panicked
Given how nervous she seem, its incredible of her to allow this to he filmed and get so out of her comfort zone. Congratulations Anne on finally passing, you seem an absolute diamond lady and i hope youre wizzing around all confident right now!❤️
It took me around 100 lessons to pass. I was nervous all the time... when something went wrong.. I would let it get me down for my whole lesson. It then took 4 times to pass theory and then 3 times to pass practical. I passed in February this year and been driving in my own car since end of March. I still get nervous around new areas. If I can do it.. LEGIT anyone can :D ALSO was lucky to have a patient instructor who DID everything to help me :) (( my bank didn't like it but hey.. least I can say I deserved to pass :P ))
This helped me so much thank you I have a test next week! I’m so nervous 🥺
@@unknownboo8738 No problem and good luck :)
i’m dealing with a lot anxiety in lessons at the moment, it’s good to feel less alone in that in a way. I hope Ann doesn’t get too discouraged and keeps going, she will be a great driver!
You will get there. I failed my first driving test from nerves. Like I drove perfectly before but when the instructor got in the car it when downhill. The second time I was shaking but somehow passed 😂
i love her she's so nice and reminds me so much of me i was a really nervous driver and that effected my driving a lot as soon as i passed my test and all the pressure of someone constantly watching my every move i noticed my driving ability sky rocketed x
Great video as usual
Bless her what a lovely woman! You can tell how nervous she was
She should really consider getting an automatic, I have the same mannerisms as her and driving an automatic just eased everything soooooo much
I finally passed my driving test in Sweden. But I still watch the videos for entertainment. Good luck to everyone👏🏾
I passed today first time!! And watched your videos! Thank you!
Congratulation DGN for the 400k u Are so brilliant🎈🤩
The older you get the more appreciation you have of dangers. So, you can understand more hesitancy and anxiety. Younger drivers brain's are still developing. I sat a test at 18, 22, and now 33. The difference in my prep is crazy 😆 Huge well done to Anne. Keep going!
Have you passed now? Did you fail twice at 18 and 22?
Why the big gaps? Did you stoplearning due to general life commitments etc?
I'm intrigued. Forgive me.
I passed 11 years ago at 18 with 21 hours of lessons but have to say I deffo felt more anxiety at younger ages.
As I've gotten older, driven countless cars and more experienced I'm incredibly relaxed, feels natural now. I barely notice the controls and my judgment and observations I barely notice I'm doing them. All comes so seamlessly after so long driving
@@565656gooner I did pass! The gaps were more to do with a lack of confidence.
Ah fair. Good work!
When did you pass? Recent?
How are you feeling now with your driving
@@565656gooner I passed in December 🙂 can't imagine life before it tbh! I love it, but everyday is a school day, still 😄
i passed my test in march and im still watching your videos😂
Awww such a cute lovely lady! I hope she passes very soon
Keep going its took me a very long time to learn and iv still not passed yet but iv not given up lol but god loves a tryer and that what I am so ann will get there in the end 😊
Its my nerves with me im a very good driver but very nervous when someone sits by me but on my own im fine
Bless her, I was like her in a manual car, my nerves were shot to bits, but that had to do with the instructor. I soon changed and went with automatic instructor and passed after 10 hours with him. Best decision I ever made. Good luck Anne.
bit of a mean title. some people take a long time to learn
so what? shes not the only one . everyone who do mock with him has mean titles. but rember these mocks r free fro them they dont have to pay as long as they agree to be in a video for yt
Ann needs a new instructor, he is draining her pocket, you can just tell. If her instructor watches this he should ba ashamed, 81 lessons in. He's not a nice man as you state Ann. You are not a nervous driver you just lack confidence. When you make a mistake accept and move on. Beat yourself up at home but get your moneys worth in your lesson. By going over and over the problem areas to you. If that means spending the whole lesson on entering and exiting a roundabout. Clutch control, your paying so speak up. Reversing into a bay was my problem for some reason. Couldn't get it right on test day. So when I failed. I spent half of every lesson doing bay park about 4 to 5 times, went in everytime and my instructor was a little peeved with me. Couldn't understand why I needed to do it. But I wasn't confident on this manoeuvre. On my test perfection either side. You could measure it Lol.
Gear changes, , picking up speed, lane discipline at roundabouts should almost be locked by now after 81 hours. Even if not perfect. Ann you can do it with a new instructor, get rid. I am also a older driver and had instructors that tried to drain me. Got shot of them fast and they were also nice men, but not on my money.
Pins face in the intro lol even he didn't know what to do !
I think she's way too nervous. Perhaps she should practice a little bit of starting and stopping on a quiet road so that she has mastered the bite point. But if she persists, she will succeed :)
She is in a completely new car with new surroundings so it may this which is knocking her confidence
We believe in you Anne. You can do it, you just need someone to build up your driving confidence.
Anne has definitely has the potential to be a good driver, she just needs to work on her confidence.
8:22 I’ve never used the wipers as a reference point personally. If anyone needs another one in this situation, I like to use the light sensor in the middle of the dash. When it’s just touching the kerb I know I’m in a good driving position.
I guess the first thing to do would be get the hang of a manual car when the roads are relatively empty with a friend or a guide. Too early downshifts and too much use of the parking brake when it's not required. The way she lets go slowly of the clutch pedal despite the car being in neutral suggests she's nervous that it may stall on her. Her willingness to learn and give it a shot is credible and it shows she's determined
She needs to switch to Automatic permanently. It would save her some of the stress of driving really.
I hope she's passed now. She's nice. Very anxious but can tell she'd be absolutely lovely as a mother and caregiver
I think she may be too nervous to to be able to drive on the road. The way her reactions were to roads, I don’t think she’s quite ready.
OMG I love Anne! "A little swear word comes out" 😂😂😂 bless her heart! I've been driving 18 years and swear every day while driving 🤭
This lady’s voice is v relaxing!
I genuinely feel like she would do great in automatic! I just don’t think manual is the right choice for her. Manual is definitely not for everyone and that’s completely okay! She definitely has the right attitude to pass, I just don’t think manual is the right choice :(
Its weird for me the way you use a lot the hand brake in the UK. Here in Brazil using it that way in traffic is considered a fault (a light one, of course, but still). Actually, instructors will teach to use only foot control on hills, we only use handbrake for parking and stopping the car completely.
Anyways, I like the videos, my driving test is in three weeks and these are helping. Keep up the good work!
I think the reason why she failed is because she has anxiety and is nervous love her💗 hope she passes soon! Xx
She seems to be an anxious driver. Hope she gets comfortable and passes her test.
Anne is a good driver, just needs more confidence. I think if she stopped using the handbrake so much she would find it much easier.
Not 100% but i think they require you to use handbrake
@@pharmZey the only time I used my handbrake in my test was when parking.
she is not a good driver
@@oliverwilliam6931 yes she is
Oliver william your right mate she really ain’t 😂
She reminds me so much of me when I was learning (and when I'm driving now sometimes) I get very anxious and second guess a lot of things, which leads to undue hesitation. :)
yooo chromatica pfp
27:04 “drifts into the right hand lane” my guy swerved into the right hand lane
‘Sometimes a little swear word comes out’ she’s hilarious
I am 52 and failed my first test with 1 major fault and zero minors just over a week ago. I knew as soon as I did it that I had failed. I’m booked to try again this Friday, I have had about 35 + hours of driving lessons. I cannot wait to have the freedom of the open road. 🤞🤞 I honestly don’t know why I waited so long.
Wow, that's quiet late, did you never need it or did the idea of owning a driver's license not feel right untill recently? Just curious, I hope you passed 🙂
Is there an update on Anne to see how she’s doing with her driving? Seems like a lovely lady just very nervous I don’t blame her English roads can be intimidating, 81 lessons though, maybe change instructors as Anne doesn’t look comfortable in her ability to control the car. Hope she’s doing well 💗
I think Driving Instructors can read our Minds too 😂😂🚘. How do they know what's going in our minds😂😂😂??
The 81 lessons (I assume hours with an instructor), hits hard. She had to spend so much money, it feels more like robbery at this stage. I'm no instructor, but her mistakes are glaring. I think you were lenent with some of the faults as well. Do you actually know whether she passed her real test? Any updates?