Thanks, really appreciate it.

Instant subscriber here! I need to learn to drive this 2025

What is the name of the car if you don't mind

What is the name of the car if you don't mind

I hope my driver instructor is patient and not shout at me like my husband, first day and I wanted to quit already.

Explained very well, thank you for creating the video.

Thank yu it's so very clear and understandable ❤

Hello Chris, I have a question regarding indicating to the left while entering the TMR car park coming from straight as u were coming. Is there any need of indicating to the left while entering the TMR car park as there is a little curve while entering. plz guide

My imstructor told me cruise control is allowed in driving test and the that the examiner will be happy to see you using it. Not sure yet. I am yet to take my test coming March

Thank you it’s very useful

It really helps me thank you

You are the best

You’re the best one explaining how to control the steering wheel 👏 thanks for making this video

Thank you ❤❤❤❤🎉

You are the best teacher.

Thanks for the video and information, SIGNAL DRIVING SCHOOL

Thank you for explaining how to drive a manual. This will be very usual information as I'm learning to drive a manual at the moment. 👍

It’s hard for me to trust you considering the very first clip of you backing in shows you clipping an imaginary parked car’s bumper 😂

He thought it was a automatic car?

15:53 What if there were no pedestrians crossing at the time and a clean view to proceed? Should we completely stop even though it's clear?

Wow

How to balance a manual transmission on a hill in congestion

Wow I’m really advanced driver for a Texas male I naturally knew all this after driving when I was 14 ( but I only drove a decent amount and my parents a bit mainly how to controle the strength of the foot ) then 15-17 I started driving my self more and more every year and I’ll be getting my DL in 2 months bc I’ll be 18 soon yayyyyyy Oh and it is weird the way you take the curves and etc I do a 12 and a like 6-4am depending on the speed and I don’t move my hands unless I pass the curve the fix my hands to 8 and 4

"look far to anticipate" Your roads are empty :') Driving in overcrowded countries are hell

Thanks 🙏🏻 good video

Thank you so much,so helpful.

Thanks

Thank you so much!! My dad struggled to teach me this for months but this video helped me in ten minutes! Clearly communicated and visually demonstrated. Keep up the amazing work king 🔥🔥❤️👑

Okay, so if you're trying to cross over two lanes (Melb), getting hit with a straight wheel will put you right into the traffic, making you vulnerable from the side. Wouldn't having a turned steering wheel pivot you and lessen the impact?

My biggest challenge is steering 😢 but I'm putting more effort to capture the secret

right ear gang

So helpful 😮🎉

I'm addicted to one hand steering haha

Don’t you teach your students to turn on the left or right hand signals when turning and changing lanes?

I started watching your driving lessons because I live in the USA but I’m going to be traveling to The Cotswold in England and I’m going to rent a car. I haven’t been able to find anyone in the United States (yet) that teaches you to drive on the right hand side of the road in . I just wanted to know if you would gear some of your lessons to people who are traveling abroad and want to rent a car, but are use to left hand driving. Want to learn right hand driving. Thank you.

I live in the USA, and I’m traveling to the UK, and I want to rent a car, but I have never driven on the right hand side. I know you do lessons for right hand drivers. You should also gear your lessons to people who want to travel abroad and have never driven on the opposite side of the road. Just a thought.

I’m taking the Driving test tomorrow. Wish me luck

can someone explain how his positioning was wrong when he made a u turn in the street on the right 12:48

Il bear this in mind lol

There's a philosophical lesson abt life in here somewhere

Great video and tips.

It is missing: Not physically looking back when reversing. Well, I failed because I did straight reverse only with the camera and mirros. Not sure if this is relative to the driver instructor, but it was my case. He said, it should be 80% looking at the back, mirrors are secondary.

If you fail, you can re do it the day after but you may have to wait up to 4-6 weeks for the next available test. Some Rural areas might be 1 or 2 weeks.

25:00 I failed my practical test because I didn't physically turn my head and body to do straight reverse. I was told, it should be 80% check with my body/head, mirrors are just secondary. The other channel I follow doesn't stress this enough.

I watch another channel/driver instructor and he never mentions that shoulder check is a NCDE that can lead to failing the test. And I was marked several times in my test because of this. I should have watched this channel only. 😅

3:38 What if there was a car coming and you are on the slip lane? Do you have to wait?

Do a video doing that in a classic without power steering 😂 you never turn the wheel without the car being in motion also in America every thing you said is opposite. And not everyone has a back up cam like you do so it kind of ruins the lesson as you are using an aid

Thank you for this. My test is in Zilmere as well on February 12, 2025. I have plot out the routes you have driven in Google maps. This is to help anybody who is learning follow through and review should they wish to use this video as a guide. See below. You will have to plot the following in Google Maps: -TMR Zilmere or the test center -Strathdale Street -3 Strathdale Street -46 Hutton Road - Domino’s Pizza Aspley -301 Elison Road -Geebung Station -Back to TMR Test Center Note: As Google only allows 9 stops to be inputted in Maps. I have not included the streets he used when making the 3 point turn and the U-Turn. I hope this helps. I’ll post another update come February 12, 2025 to see how it goes.

How do you determine the 1 meter without getting out the car to check?

I thought speeding at any point was a critical error? Or can it only be a minor error if you adjust immediately?