7 Tips You Rarely Hear About on Your Driving Test

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Hey guys, how many times did you have to take your driving test? Btw, check out this video - it has all the tips they forgot to give you in your driving school kzbin.info/www/bejne/p5ypgouEpMSXmNU&

[@harshitkaushik5994]

Bro, you should have posted this vid 4 days back and that could have saved my car from drifting, me loosing control of the car, and me slamming the back of my car on a bus and me damaging my car tail light. Sorry bro but I am disappointed 😥😥😥😥

[@AKCman35]

He didn’t know, maybe you should’ve said something in an earlier video.

[@harshitkaushik5994]

@@AKCman35 😅

[@snakeeyes9246]

I took it once and passed easily. I drive an Audi now, and I feel great.

[@miguelochoa2103]

Once baby

[@frankhooper7871]

I was definitely taught to use the handbrake once stopped for my UK driving test, as well as always looking over shoulder rather than relying entirely on mirrors. As an aside, I've taken three driving tests in my life and passed each one first time: California car test in 1970, UK car test in 1977, and UK motorcycle test in 1980.

[@backtotheroots7048]

Okay: 7. You should always see a part of your car in the mirror, adjusting your mirror to a point where you don't see your car at all seeks other dangers. 6. This differs from person to person. 5. Never do what is shown in the video. You do that only if someone has high-beams on and is blinding you. Your mirror should always be in the normal position. Someone could have not so bright lights or headlights positioned too far down and if your mirror is in the '' night position '' you will be not able to see them. That's why car makers are fitting more cars with self-dimming mirrors. 4. If I personally invented the parking brake I would never call it the emergency brake, never pull on it while driving. Except you want to slide your car purposely or in the life or death emergency. 3. This etiquette is actually very cool but no one uses it. 2. If you're bound to run out, you will run out, be very gentle on your pedals, try to coast as much as possible, break with the engine rather than the brakes. 1. This is mostly good advice, except for fwd, never do what is shown, your car could gain much more traction and spin you into the other lane or in a ditch. Just let your throttle down and shift it into a higher gear, the momentum will do the rest.

[@joostverkade3814]

Back to the Roots it’s true that you should only adjust your mirror on ‘night mode’ when blinded from behind and never use the parking brake while driving! The video is giving wrong information

[@mlee6050]

2. should be jerry can as it easier than having people push car to petrol station

[@mlee6050]

@Fabian van Lenthe I am sure if you know your electric car for at least a month you know range and if not have nissan (they take nearly double to charge from wall plug vs tesla) you can probably get like 8-10 miles from 10-15 minutes charge if find someone that let's you use their power, I seen a courier ask for 10 minutes charging from his last drop as just needed range to get to dock as charger other side, he had to drive 85 miles without heating on at night to make it though I do look at getting a nissan env200 for a courier job in future but wish could get body then put tesla motors and battery on it for faster charging and better range, also in time get model 3 performance though hope before the speed assist is made law here

[@mlee6050]

@Fabian van Lenthe a tesla van be nice of similar cost to the env200 lol navigate on auto pilot between courier jobs lol

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

TIMESTAMPS: Be aware of blind spots 0:26 Save the tech music for walking, not driving 1:54 Adjust your rearview mirror at night 3:06 Don’t neglect your emergency brake 3:47 Respect car horn etiquette 4:36 Make the most of your almost-empty gas tank 6:15 Gain control of your car 7:10

[@fredrikderiko2322]

8. Leave your mirror adjuster on the "right" side. In modern cars the right mirror automatically goes down a little when you put your car in reverse to better see the curve on the right bottom side :)

[@IKnoImTrash]

Go to an empty parking lot in winter and practice skid control. It can save your life when the time comes. I played around so much in my old car that when I start sliding now i know exactly how to regain control of my car. Starting to fish tail in heavy snow on a highway at 50mph/80kmh can be scary, but if you know what to do you can stay calm and save your car, and your life.

[@mg-lb3tm]

helpful

[@stephencurry305]

That’s if only you have a rear wheel drive vehicle

[@putinvladimirutin1397]

No, your FWD car can still slide with your back first just because of inertia when turning, @@stephencurry305

[@IKnoImTrash]

@@stephencurry305 works for both. Skid control is skid control.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Basically how i learned. I also drifted in the rain around corners. Fun if you have enough HP. Also learn the limits to your vehicle. Ive drived a full sized pickup within 3 inches of a wall in he middleof traffic, quite fun but wouldnt requiment.

[@techgames9796]

3:00 😂 he said turn the volume down but the video turned it up 😂😂

[@TopdogPlayz]

Shane_games 12 you only turn the radio up if you hear a ringing, banging, or clanking sound in the car!

[@mariasilveragt1903]

TopdogPlayz no she means the volume of the actual video went up smh

[@kierantodd9271]

r/wooosh

[@bobineskoski]

The video turned it up but there is a red crossed circle trying to tell you that you shouldnt do that

[@darrellcole6311]

Learned all this back in 1956 when i took drivers ed, but nice to have a refresher course as I may have forgotten a few things in the interim. One thing i have always remembered was "not to drive faster than your guardian angel can fly"

[@gromit3315]

Darrell Cole, guardian angels can fly pretty fast these day’s. 😄

[@darrellcole6311]

@@gromit3315 I've seen a few drivers that were trying to give Guardian Angles a run for their money

[@gromit3315]

Darrell Cole 🤔

[@arnaldosandoval453]

I will add these three tips: #8: If your are parking up-hill or down hill turn your front wheels to the curb, and apply the hand-brake. #9: You should plan your trip in advance, calculate the trip's time to destination and depart 10 minutes earlier; this way any delay en-route will not stress you up. #10. Do not use your mobile phone

[@varali]

Regards to #8 back pointing downhill put it in first gear and front reverse. in case parking break fails wont go rolling too with the wheel pointing to curb.

[@jasoncromer9000]

Parking brake? Nope. It's a CAM. Corner Assist Module!

[@Starlitwarrior]

Probably the bit about the emergency break. I didn’t know it could rust over from non-use. I’ll definite be using it more.

[@bwghall1]

Fact!

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Depends where you are. Ive only ever used mine when loading a trailer. Any other time the parking paul in an auto trans does its job just fine.

[@nathanbrown5099]

If it’s going to rust, it’s going to rust using something doesn’t prevent rust. But you should always use your emergency break to relieve the strain from the transmission when parked. Another thing you shouldn’t use the emergency brake while driving unless it is an emergency.

[@sean9517]

A parking brakes primary function is parking. It should be used whenever a vehicle is parked. It's secondary function is as a emergency measure in case of brake failure. Calling it a 'emergency' brake is common, but completely miss represents it's intended function. Proper use of the parking brake can extend the life of an automatic transmission.

[@veteranheavyequipmechanic4990]

A lot of newer cars don't have the "emergency brake" set up in a way that they would or could do much to stop a vehicle. A lot now are set up with separate parking brake shoes that run on the inside of the rear rotor hat and usually just use a spring clip to hold them to the backing plate. The 1999 Silverados were the first vehicles I remember being like that, and if you tried applying braking force through them they just rip the the shoes off the backing plate. Now if you have rear drum brakes or if the parking brake is set up through the rear caliper then no problem.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Dont really need to worry about then"emergency brake" in an automatic. Parking paul does the job. Only time you really need to set it is when youre loading a trailer or somthing that could snapnthat lottle pin with great force. it isdesigned to handlenthe cars weight on a hill. Manuals are not setup that way though. You need too setnthe brake on them and put itnin reverse when facing down a hill and 2nd when facing up a hill with the wheels turned acordingly..

[@sean9517]

@@brandoncaldwell95 Not using the parking brake can prematurely wear out the prawl! So yeah, the parking brake should always be used regardless of transmission type (even automatics). As I already said. :-)

[@brandoncaldwell95]

@@sean9517 No it cant bud. I have 165,000 miles on a 15 year old truck not once using the parking brake but to load a trailer. Zero issues at all. I know of many many people who have 300,000 or more miles on vehicles that have never used the parking brake without issue. The parking paul does exactly what it was designed to do without issue. Many of those people load trailers with heavy tractors not using the emergency brake without any damage being done to it. Takes more force than youre thing to snap that little pin.

[@veteranheavyequipmechanic4990]

@@brandoncaldwell95 the parking pawl isn't really designed to take the kind of force applied by being on a steep grade, so if you drop the car onto it to hard it could break or bind, which could actually break it if you can apply enough force to even get it out of park, I'm speaking from experience on that one. As long as you chose to correct gear in a manual, 1st or reverse there really should be little concern of it rolling away even on a grade, however I bought a car a while back, it was a timing belt car and they parked the car facing downhill and left it in reverse, at some point the force of the crank pushing in the opposite direction compressed the belt tensioner and let the crank spin free while the car rolled down the hill.

[@davekirk100]

No 4. In the UK its called the handbrake, almost always used when the car is stationary for more than a few seconds. It's not used for 'emergencies' but in regular circumstances like when you park on a hill or stuck in traffic where you may be stopped for some time. It's also used in addition to the footbrake if theres a chance of you getting rerar-ended, it will more likely keep your car from hitting the one in front

[@kjagradio9995]

Always make sure to listen to good music while driving!!

[@Discoveringbandsbymichaelnagy]

Totally agree!!

[@arandomman9779]

Haha

[@rowdyairplane92]

*Moderator Note: Listen To Mrs. Puff*

[@burntpancakes3967]

rebeca mosqueda lol 😂 why does this have just 4 likes?! Let’s add 1 more!

[@ChristianCarLover]

If you start to drift in a car with manual gearbox you should not only release the gas pedal but push in the clutch. This makes all 4 wheels to spin equally!

[@johnclift1967]

When teaching driving in the UK we advocate seeing a small portion of the car in the side mirrors, in order that reversing is done safely, and sideways glances/leaning forward to clear the blind spots when overtaking or moving round an obstruction in the road As for your referring to the Parking brake for use in emergencies, this procedure would be dangerous as in most cars the hand brake only operates the rear wheels, which could induce an inadvertent slide.

[@brendaleverick3655]

Thanks for the tips!🚗🚐🚘🚥🚦🛤️🛣️⛽️

[@navneetdungdung6682]

my favorite driving tip is to be aware of the blind spot created by the "A pillar" of the car because it creates a lot of obstruction while driving in a windy section of a road or while turning a car in a tight spot

[@stigmsr1]

Rather than telling people to turn into the drift, you should tell them to look as far down the road as they can and steer towards where they want to go. If they do that they'll still actually be turning into the drift but they'll be less likely to overcorrect the first drift resulting in the car snapping back the other way.

[@luismorales4617]

Like Unhollyshade said , we must 'practice skid control' ...( in a controlled environment ).

[@evoevannismo8141]

I honestly don't know what to say about this. I have my driver's license, I had it ever since November of 2018 and I'm now authorized to drive a car. I'm only 18 years old and some of these tips brings me lots of ????'s Jeez that was a hard experience I had to go through let alone being honked at other drivers. I sure had to learn the hard way but hopefully I can conquer the road safely.

[@roberth.5363]

Also when a the gas light comes on, most cars have about between 30 - 50 more miles before they run out of gas. So don't panic.

[@kennedymulinda1025]

l have learnt the tip on adjusting the right side mirror so that I can't see my own car then I can avoid collisions with cars coming or overtaking from the back ...

[@Carrot_artz]

I really needed this sence I'm getting my driver's license this year lol😄🚗

[@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL]

Are u nervous?

[@thebeastofbelfast2967]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL nope

[@harshitkaushik5994]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL just got mine a month back

[@Carrot_artz]

@@BRIGHTSIDEOFFICIAL Heck yeah I'm nervous lol😅

[@milkshakeflake]

You know the results?

[@o_o8476]

if you use the emergency brake for parking, it will stretch the cable and when you need it for emergencies, it won't work

[@warrenookland8169]

Indicating. If you do not have enough time to indicate correctly, you are about to make a rushed & unsafe decision. In other words, an example: If driving along a road and I say (suddenly you realize) turn here now, DON'T do it. go up the road and come back. Before we change lanes or turn we need to have had enough time to indicate and check next to us and then be able to turn (change lanes). In fact this looking around us should be a constant thing. We should always be aware of whats happening around us. Also when driving, keep an eye on the road as far ahead as the eye can see. If you see say a vehicle parked or some other obstruction don't wait until you arrive at it to see it and then have to make a rushed decision to change lanes.

[@Bobodeman]

Emergency Brake is also called a hand brake

[@Bobodeman]

@pmailkeey here in Australia it is called the hand brake. I supposed different places call it differently names. I park without using it

[@edkauf3748]

@pmailkeey I hate the term emergency brake, it's only meant for parking. I've never seen it referred to as anything except a parking brake in any owners manual.

[@edkauf3748]

@pmailkeey Most vehicles I've driven have a hand lever for the parking brake although my wife's Captiva does have a foot pedal for the parking brake.

[@gooddypm]

pmailkeey in your country of residence maybe, but there are 208 other countries in the world and a lot call it the hand brake!

[@jimhalpert2791]

My ute has a handbrake under the dashboard instead of the normal lever

[@veselkan9292]

When the cops are following you, just stop the car dont drive away from them, they will always will catch you

[@dwhit7451]

Veselka not true at all

[@jims9406]

I have ditched them a couple of times. But that was my young days.

[@michellegoede2258]

When they are following you don't stop, that's just annoying.

[@_empty_4945]

Also, they will charge you if you don’t pull over when they want you to

[@davidebacchi9030]

If you're running out of fuel: with the reserve you could probably pass at least a dozen of fuel stations so don't bother and stop a the cheapest one. I've never driven over 10 minutes without encountering a filling station.

[@emmaatuks6809]

Wow! Very very important and educating tips while on the wheels.

[@MegasXLR]

I got my licence on 5th December 2018 & a friend started courses recently so this video is perfect for us :P

[@Davids_Hobbies]

6:00 There is so much bad driving in this clip of the highway, especially the off-ramp on the bottom of the screen.

[@arkansasmountainman]

On #2, you should NEVER drive with less than 1/4 tank of gas. The fuel pump, a very expressive replacement part, is located in the gas tank in most vehicles nowadays. The pump is an electric pump which creates heat while it's running. The heat is dissipated through the gas in the tank. Overheating of the pump causes premature failure of the pump. Being located in the pump requires (with a few exceptions) the tank to be drained and dropped out from under the vehicle to access it. Many of the newer vehicles have plastic covers under the vehicle to eliminate the turbulence of air and increase mileage, and is more stuff that has to be removed and replaced which increases the cost of labor in replacing the fuel pump. The last time I had one replaced, over 3 yrs ago, it was on a truck, so it was very easy to drop the tank and that cost me $700 ($350 in labor and $350 for the part). It's NEVER cheap to replace a fuel pump but keeping a few dollars worth of fuel in your tank is a cheap precaution. You can run it a little low for a short time with little damage, but try keeping it at 1/4 tank

[@kapilshow5685]

My favorite is.. Side mirror adjustment

[@anthonyo9044]

Are Americans not taught this when learning to drive.. I was taught all these by my driving instructor in the UK

[@foxii5573]

Same here in Germany... -.-

[@aprilky2007]

When learning to drive in America your parents are the ones teaching you to drive (to get your learners permit you must past a written test theres no driving test). Unless they pay over (most cases) $110 for a hour long driving lesson. I dont really know how you do it in the UK but, that's how it is in America.

[@aprilky2007]

@@theresajoyce2312 what?

[@Lynnromesa]

You've to learn in your country bcoz you're driving on the left side while American drives on right side.. I'll be in car wreck in your country.. Seriously!

[@kpkp74]

Anthony O thank you this is the comment i was looking for

[@vincesk8er971]

At 8:36 did u guys notice the cover of the air intake fall off?

[@kennedymulinda1025]

l have learnt the tip on adjusting the right side mirror so that I can't see my own car then I can avoid collisions with cars coming or overtaking from the back

[@itsmike9032]

Thx for all that tips , i watch many driving tips because next year im going to driving school :)

[@robchissy]

listen to your instructor, these are bad tips for your test

[@steevem4990]

In canada you dont even get your licences if you dont check your blind spot over your shoulder (if im mistaking then its only in quebec but im pretty sure all canada get the same driving licence test)

[@hareeshchandransaravanakum8323]

All your videos are very helpful

[@khaled0al0zoabi]

The most important tip you hear when you're a new driver in lebanon 🇱🇧 is *imagine that all other drivers are maniacs and you are the only sane one*

[@Numb_]

Number 6 is 💯 me. It just gets me pumping.

[@toml.8210]

That's not an "emergency brake." It's a parking brake! It was dresigned when cars had manual transmissions, so the car doesn't start rolling when parked. Cars with automatic transmissions have a built-in parking brake, but cars with front-wheel drive don't lock the rear wheels, so the car could still slip on ice/snow or wet pavement, so using the parking brake locks all 4 wheels. BTDT! You can stiil use the parking brake in an emergency (like a brake system failure) so that's how it got that name.

[@deepakbhabad4516]

Any suggestions about wearing black shades / sunglasses while driving a car.

[@AngelMubanga]

This channel is awesome.

[@Dr.BenjiBuddy]

Don't know what driving school this guy went to, but this is all pretty standard driving school material.

[@christinalandry9653]

thanks for the update I enjoyed it drive safe out there

[@Athrun000]

When your car lose control and start to swerve, release your pedal & engage lower gear. The car will quickly comes easier to control

[@Max-cg5fp]

And turn on the ESC next time lol

[@ProJC]

No... Don't use your Emergency break often... It'll stretch out the steel cable and when you need it, it won't work as efficiently as you would want.

[@1stjohn478]

6. Always play Eurobeat music while driving

[@jossuekasindula5790]

No matter how you adjust your mirrors, the will be always a blind spot, the only solution is shoulder check, double check. By mr rick from smart test drive, and Richard fenders from conquer driving school. Anywhere thanks.

[@theherdsmansjourney831]

Number 3 happened to me. I was on the front of the stoplight and waiting for the green signal sign. A car behind me was Horning badly and i was drive forcefully which is against the traffic law. So nxt time everyone should be aware of using horns properly

[@biopower5160]

Podcast for life

[@wardengamer471]

I still remember the day I was listening Danza Kuduro and tbh, out of nowhere, I learned drifting that day.. 🤣

[@SKANK_HUNT49]

Practice your texting and driving skills on Back Country Roads with one of your buddies riding in front of you periodically breaking

[@Vics251]

First tip...always watch where you’re going ! 🚙

[@djnum56]

Number 6 is definitely true but eurobeat makes you a better driver

[@tunturimies84]

That Bugeye is cool

[@RomnysGonzalez]

I love to heard Eurobeat when im driving

[@mkviis]

I knew how to drive at the age of 14 and a manual transmission and kept driving till 19 then got the driving license, some rules in the driving school are nonsense.. I hate when he tells me to use the indicator when the entire road is empty; no cars behind me whatsoever smh

[@jimikivilompolo6266]

8:33 nice one piece of the subaru comes off i mean just i nice coincidense :)

[@hescaiar]

Always assume other people are idiots and therefore act with caution

[@OrangPasien]

You're right, many people are idiots but they rarely act with caution. That's why they're idiots.

[@Dxd-A]

With Freedom comes Responsibility"

[@mobilemastersbg7969]

*8:34**-this poor Subaru had lost his bottom left grill :(*

[@jimikivilompolo6266]

nice i saw the same :D

[@eltony98]

Lol that last one i would put tokyo drift on 😂

[@luismorales4617]

Believe it or not , make you LOL or not , it's called ( into the underground speeders world ) DIT maneuver [Drift in Tokio] like you said .

[@rabbit73au]

Most car these days have a automatic dimming rear view mirror for night driving my car has it I nearly always forget to flick a manual one when I drive a car without a automatic dimming rear view mirror

[@bayefallnjiezdollasign4821]

thank you

[@Discopi8]

Very Good, i AM from Colombia

[@sonjicraig6033]

7 GREAT TIP'S!!🚗🚐🚘

[@davinp]

Some newer cars have blind spot warning safety technology

[@MKD331BC]

People that are listening music with more than 120 beats per minute are driving faster and not paying atention to anything while driving. LoL when i am listening to some slow music i usually go with 40-50kmh but when i play the song with 180 bpm then the speed goes up to 90kmh in city where its zone 50kmh :D The song makes me put my foot on the gas

[@josephainikkal7828]

extra tip is make a comfort seating

[@AdamGbl95]

In regards to the blind spot thing, doesnt work so well in most SUVs with limited visibility through the rear. Also....isnt the guy driving in number 7 sitting improperly?

[@ultrakool]

I installed a wide golf cart 5 panel rear view mirror in my car and I can see six lanes of traffic behind me with zero blind spots and I never have to turn my head

[@robertbennett2796]

People still cant drive. The emergancy brake isnt used what you think it's used for. There was lawsuit over this it's called a parking brake because you're suppose to use it during when you park.

[@Nxrth6666]

2:32 eurobeat kicks in

[@i0am0random]

my night time mode literally stops me from seeing anything behind me at all as when i flick the tab all i can see is the back seats

[@lmallanao]

The last one doesn’t make complete sense. Whether you add more throttle input or less depends on front wheel drive, rear wheel drive, or all wheel drive, not whether your car is automatic or manual.

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Simple rule of thumb is just takeyour foot off the gas and turn away from which way your sliding by how much your sliding. Basically like making a turn. You already lost traction, so any input throttle or brake will cause more damage. Just let the cars wheel roll till they regain traction. For manuals, just put the clutch in. Auto, takeyou foot off the throttle.

[@lmallanao]

Brandon Caldwell what does pushing the clutch in do when you’re already in a slide? You still need to correct with steering and (sometimes) throttle

[@brandoncaldwell95]

@@lmallanao In a manual, your wheels always spin, push the clutch in to simply remove power. You already lost traction, you want to regain not keep it lost. Take the power away till the wheels hook then ease back into it so you dont spin again. Autos dont have that issue as youre simply dealing with fluid flow through the torque converter. Just ease off the throttle and the fuild stops the preassure allowing a free spin. Throttle isthe last thing you want in a spin/slide.

[@davinp]

Don't you hate when the car next to you has music blaring? It's not necessary to have the music up so loud and besides it could damage your hearing

[@jenniferutasy8641]

🍒Thank you so much for these very helpful tip.

[@ericjohnson7919]

Listening to trance music helps me concentrate on driving

[@jimikivilompolo6266]

8:34 a part from the car falls of under the drivers headlight

[@jazzyfizzal9004]

I still havent passed my road test...ive tried 3 TIMES!!!!!!!! im going for number 4 this summer if i dont pass, i guess its not meant to be.

[@notstupid4755]

Number one should be pay attention

[@muhammad5978]

I used these tips in GTA V and I’m getting better ty

[@Tibbls]

Examples of hand positioning on the steering wheel that pass without comment on this video, say it all.

[@ethangilbert1939]

"turn the volume down" meanwhile you can hear my bass from much farther away than you should and I've never gotten a ticket or wrecked

[@mariamoore5676]

I learned not to think about what the instructor is writing about you. Also, just think of the instructor, as a friend that that you are driving around looking for an unknown location of a party. Talk to the person, as a friend and things will go a lot smoother, than if u let the person intimidate u.

[@astronau7_lone574]

Good tip

[@brandoncaldwell95]

Just ignore they are there and treat them as that annoying GPS ou cant turn off. Also, always look around being aware to whats going on.

[@InvestingHustler]

I don’t understand why they don’t teach you how to drink and drive 🤔 everyone does it might as well be taught how to Ps I’m joking 🙃

[@rayanaltowayan9558]

Investing Hustler bad joke

[@danstafford5977]

Does New York have an excesses horn honking law?

[@crumble7598]

The number one way to save gas when almost on empty is to drive really slow. It's that simple

[@nielsb.rasmussen2346]

Nr. 6 is wrong, while listening to eurobeat you will additionally add 50% more driving skills and reduce the risk of accidents

[@ProJC]

as of what study

[@ThabaniTBowseHadebe0909]

Rear View Mirror Mode is the only thing I learnt here

[@tryingtogetsubscribers-ve6mi]

Thanks

[@doncoleman4938]

After watching a few of your videos, I think you should change your name from BRIGHT SIDE to CAPTAIN OBVIOUS. How about some driving tips that AREN'T commonly known instead of this 'driving 101" stuff.

[@benny98ize]

Rare thing in american driving test, they do auto and not stick shift, its a important life skill

[@oliverw.6150]

1. Blind spots: adjust mirror as noted, but more importantly, stay out of other people's blind spots. Never change lanes without looking - ever. Don't change lanes until you KNOW that the lane is empty. Best practice is to find a empty spot in front of you and pull into it (That is, don't try to "back into a spot" behind you.) 2. Music is entertainment. You're driving a car and that should be entertainment enough. If it's not, stay home and listen to your music. You and everyone else will be happier. Music appreciation will not be on the test. 3. Adjust rear view mirror for night: can't believe they included this. When's the last time you heard of a night time driving test? 4. "Emergency" brake (what fool came up with this one?). Automobiles have "Parking Brakes" not emergency brakes, used when "parking" on hills/inclines. I've used it hundreds of times for this exact purpose. I've NEVER used it "in an emergency", whatever that is. If it's on the test, they're going to ask you to park on a hill, not make an emergency stop. 5. Car horn should remain silent. "If you've got time to honk, you've got time to avoid me". By the time you decide to honk, find the horn and honk, I hear it, realize it's for me and what you're honking about, and then react, the situation is long since over and done. So why should I worry about your honking? Honk away, it makes no diff to me. Honking during the test will not improve your score. 6. Almost empty gas tank. Don't worry about this. One day you'll run out of gas and the experience will be so unpleasant that you'll never let it happen again. Fill your tank the night before and it won't be on the test. 7. Regain control. The real problem here is that you lost control in the first place. That was because you were driving too fast for circumstances. As with #6, this'll only happen once and it will be so unpleasant you'll never let it happen again. Using the correct speed for circumstances will be on the test, regaining control won't be.

[@flyingsaucerz9gaming]

I’m on my way to Glasgow right now

[@tenderlointacostakoyakitra6898]

Car horn ettiquete is ILLEGAL in some country

[@ayoph2048]

driving school didnt say you could use your winshield wiper