Hi there, thanks for another great video! I’ve got a genuine question about driving standards in the UK. I’ve been driving for quite a few years in another country, and I got my full UK license about a year ago. There’s one thing I just can’t get my head around though: the whole “check your mirrors before signaling” rule. I mean, signaling doesn’t mean you’re taking action right away, you usually do it well before a turn or whatever. But the rule makes it seem like there could be something you’d see in your mirrors that would stop you from signaling at all. For the life of me, I can’t imagine what that would be! Could you explain this one? It’s honestly baffling, even as someone with plenty of driving experience.

Mate ! I like very much your teaching style! It is “ according with my brain “ .. Congratulations! If do you have time to assess face to face my driving I’ll travel to you! All the best! Merry Christmas !

In my test I was going 36 in a 30 and still passed

This is the one thing about driving that came natural to me

Good beneficial lessons bro 💯 thanks

3:35 wagon r in background

I've learnt so much from your videos 🙏🏾

You're the best driving teacher I've ever seen. Thank you so much for all the detailed explanations and demonstrations.

1.4 tubo still giving decent fuel economy of 24-25 kmpl. Mine 1.5 NA TC gives 15 kmpl at best...

i accidentally found out my 10 yo 2nd hand car has this function to demist windows and i love it , according to my car's computer its only costing me 0.1l fuel per 100 km which is nothing really and it saves lives cuz you don't have to worry about mist or fog while driving at 150 kph

26:45 urine's responsibility 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

I had a 1986 ford f150 in the us with optional ac, it was manual controls but I found running the ac when it was snowing the compressor barely ran but the engine warmed up faster which allowed the heater to work sooner.

What is type car plea ?

just use the auto button, it's there for a reason, the engineers who set that up are not idiots, at least less than the average dude

VAT has a lot to do with the instant "depreciation". If a car is 24k incl VAT you paid 20k net of VAT for it. Private sales are not subject to vat. If you drive it for 3 months and sell it for 20k. End result is you buying it for 20k net of vat, and selling it for 20k net of vat.

Another example this guy has no clue. If there is actual loss of control due to coasting (there doesn’t appear to be here) it’s a gear fault.

A good teacher certainly makes all the difference. Thank you.

Thank you for this great video, from Martinique. I'm learning with videos at the moment and appreciate all of the advice given in this vid !

I haven't driven a car yet but this video is such a masterpiece for beginners that are learning how to drive😂. Idk why, but as soon as I saw the drill and skateboard wheel demonstration of the clutch, my face just lit up on its own😂. I feel much more assured that I am learning this before driving! 😂🎉. Thanks for this content😊❤❤. As someone who is planning to learn how to drive a manual car myself, I am gratefull for this video!😂❤❤.

I got two minors on my test back in 2013… and one of them was forgetting to release my handbrake! 😂

I had 3 tests in 1 week. Monday Wednesday and Thursday

so helpful. merci.

I wouldn't try driving up Baldwin Street in Dunedin, the steepest street in the world, let alone a hill start.

Great video - thanks

It depends on the traffic conditions. Of your in constant bumper to bumper traffic riding the clutch is basically all you can do. But in her situation she shoulr have clutch to the floor.

Hi Richard, I passed my test 1.5 years ago and have followed all the rules since then. Are you planning to have any mock test content for your channel? And can I be part of it?

I passed my test 5 years ago, but I keep watching theses videos 🤣🤣🤣

Mass immigration?

Second attempt and passed with 2 minors. Your videos helped a lot

My compressor is not variable so i will only use it from time to time but try to keep it off as much as possible.

Yes I change down the gear..when You have Something heavy in your car changing down the gear ițs moore faster,eficient,.safer

That’s not how you do a hill start!

my instructor tells me to hold the clutch at its bite point and to get it ready the second i stop

any tips? I'm unable to maintain my speed and I have to look at my speedometer every 1-2 secs which affects my observation. I have my feet planted almost the same every lesson

Brilliant test

Hello sir, I have a Honda Jazz with a 1.2L NA i-vtec petrol engine. Its max torque is 110nm @4800rpm. How much revs does it require for a fast start without burning the clutch?

I will be happy to see you old with white hair yelling at learners on the very first day of training.

The next level of driving economically is to drive in neutral downhills, so that you can use your potential energy in the best way. If you do it in gear you burn big chunk of that energy as heat in your engine. Great video though

Lol nicely explained, everything one needs to know 👌

Indian drivers can do things like that quite easily

When you are in traffic can you put hand break up,how often can you do that?

sounds like a way to kill the clutch tbh

My driving test is on Monday and I believe your video will help

Just paid recently £350 for a test from a scalper just failed 1 serious traffic light changed at last second to red fucking gutted now i have to wait months i hate this system so much

People need to remember, you can only reflect on what is seen here. There are no cars trying to cut up the inside, and if they did what effect would it have.

i have a test tomorrow morning 10 hours left wish me luck mates

Fank you bruv. Found the eel-n-toe pahticaly useful when goin round the bend. I neerly shite me britches changin me motor's frottle 'fore I found your vid. Much love from the Stoits. 🙏💌🧐

I felt uncomfortable watching this video. Very intimidating energy 😢