American Twins Cause CHAOS On UK Roads

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American twin sisters take a driving test in the UK and make many serious driving faults.
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[@ArcityX2]

they are my cousins, they are so funny lol.

[@CatChannelWithEntertainment]

Lol they are ….

[@Iblameyouu]

They called the fire truck cute lmao

[@Nerino]

@@Iblameyouu Well it is cute as hell, I don't blame them lol

[@aliaafzal7815]

Show they are your cousain

[@scarymary461]

Fabulous 🤣🤣🤣

[@elenaspano5067]

And the best part about this is they’re not even driving a manual car! Get them to drive manual next time. That would be hilarious!

[@veronicasilva3636]

Most people frol the usa dont drive manual lol i dont think they even know how to

[@elenaspano5067]

@@veronicasilva3636 Yeah I know they don’t that’s why I was saying he should get them to learn and it’d be funny

[@panenik2102]

As a fellow American you are correct when I first saw this channel and I saw three petals I soon knew my brain will be mush

[@billyoneill7381]

@@veronicasilva3636 careful, in the video with the yank driving manual, I made a remark about the rarity of that and pissed off many Americans 🤣

[@xxshadow-_-gamerxx1932]

@@panenik2102 so does this say us uk get it a lot harder than you lol

[@kezzab7961]

Sounds like it’s so much easier to drive and pass in the US 🥲😂

[@GaryBeary]

It unfortunately is since most driving tests in the U.S. only averaged about 15 mins long. 15 MINUTES!

[@zach9320]

Ive driven in Europe but live in the US. I took my test in a parking lot and never had any show me or tell me questions.

[@Itsalekss]

@@GaryBeary mine in Italy was about 15/20 mins

[@TheArchaeus11]

I took my drivers test before I was even old enough to get my license, and I passed the first time I took the exam. I can confirm that the driving standards in America are quite low.

[@toastedpecan4986]

@@GaryBeary I live in the US, in my state I had to take drivers Ed for 2 weeks and once we pass the written dmv test, we can take the actual road skills test which is about 4-8 hours on the road

[@michael43567]

Lol this explains why 16 year olds in the US already have cars & pass first time. The practical tests clearly aren't as stringent as the UK ones (plus they pretty much all use automatic cars).

[@stephenjames227]

Its 2022. Wtf would you still use manual cars. Unless you actually have a fascination for it. I mean if your just looking to get from one place to another wtf would you use a manual car

[@michael43567]

@@stephenjames227 damn, chill out steve. To get a full driving licence you need to pass on manual.

[@grekii]

@@stephenjames227 Im british and I agree tbh, but im learning manual so im not restricted by what car i have to drive

[@user-pd9xj1bt4e]

@@stephenjames227 cheaper and most people into cars prefer manuals because you have more control over the car

[@sana-if7rb]

@@stephenjames227 because its cheaper to fix.

[@itslemonx847]

This has to be one of the funniest mock tests I’ve ever seen lmao 😂 We need a part 2 of this

[@jessamaevillarubin1630]

True ahaha

[@jstrngs]

Passed my test last week but I’m still here for the entertainment and to keep learning, mostly the entertainment though 😂

[@joromsimpson718]

Bro thought it was just me lool

[@preciouspayne3188]

Congratulations

[@absolving]

When are we gonna get to see Pin take a US driving test?😆

[@Jonfroy]

that would be too easy ;)

[@Drknnja]

Just plop Pin in Miami and NYC and film his reactions to the drivers there.

[@ousamalusasa8943]

He would pass that easily they are like 5 minutes 🤣

[@absolving]

@@ousamalusasa8943 different road rules, different side of the road etc. It would be very unfamiliar to him as a UK driver. I remember I went to US with my parents and my dad found it super stressful to just drive there.

[@my2cents366]

That will be taking candy from a kid. US/Canada driving is soo much easy.

[@mahfuzurchowdhury2765]

I think a lot of the reason for these mistakes are due to them driving on the opposite side in the USA

[@michaeljones1686]

*wrong side

[@lydiadavid2272]

And also the roads being narrower in the UK too. One of the sisters said that they don't often drive on 'uncontrolled intersections' in the US, and the traffic lights are usually lower down, closer to the driver

[@ginasta7575]

@@michaeljones1686 not true if most countries drive on the "wrong" side

[@aok9153]

@@ginasta7575 Most? Maybe youre not so good at math and failed preschool But 35% isnt most countries.

[@kevinmartin2516]

@@Villy245 What manual, it was an automatic car they were driving.

[@soscipherr]

This is a great "what-not-to-do" for me, as an American, who's had a license for over 20 years, and is now looking at taking my UK driving test. There really is MUCH less head room in cars over here, and it makes doing head checks feel really challenging.

[@Warentester]

Have you tried lowering your seat all to the bottom? My bro is 6'7" and doesn't have issues even in a small car like a VW Golf.

[@soscipherr]

@@Warentesterwith head checks, the issue is actually not having the space to turn and look over one's right shoulder, at least in the household car. Also, I'm only 5'10" and it's not a terribly small car we have, but no, the idea of sitting literally with the seat on the floor doesn't sound more comfortable for driving on what feels like the wrong side of the car.

[@dfpguitar]

You can easily get a roomy car as big as youd have in the US. Just the running costs would be unbearable.

[@soscipherr]

@@dfpguitar I do find it crazy that they sell gasoline by the liter here, but that aside, it's the way a lot cars seem to be made; without the headroom, or over shoulder clearance that I find odd and a bit frustrating. I drove a smaller car than the our current family car Stateside, but there was still space to turn and do an actual head check without bumping into the side pillar or window.

[@hassankhan384]

This wasn't just driving test this was driving comedy test, some times we need this specilly the ones who's test are coming up just to cheer them up and make less nervous, this is good for all. 🤣

[@JimiCanRead]

Yes my test is next week and I’m so anxious, this made me feel a bit better 🤣

[@hassankhan384]

@@JimiCanRead nice, hope you pass, and don't be anxious, just feel like you know it very well, I had my test I June 2018 and I didn't feel anything other then exited and I passed first time both theory and practical test in months time.

[@JimiCanRead]

@@hassankhan384 thanks mate!

[@code6499]

I don’t blame them for mounting a kerb/almost hitting a wall… driving in a right hand car when you’re used to driving left hand you’re gonna subconsciously drift closer to left/right depending on where you’re steering. They’ll get used to it after proper lessons and I’m sure learning manual will be a treat 🤣

[@fatbroccoli8]

But you should expect that and adjust your driving

[@gameguild1555]

It takes some getting used to, but something that has to be done quickly and especially if you already have your driver's license. Looking and driving is no different than with a steering wheel that is on the left, only you have to quickly see what you can and cannot do with your car in terms of size and space that you have to drive. Do wonder, if I had a steering wheel on the left, how I would drive in countries that drive on the left. How scary will I find that and will I succeed?

[@Emma_anne]

@@fatbroccoli8Easier said then done mate. You can just adjust to driving on a different side over night

[@fatbroccoli8]

@@Emma_anne you can, I did it lol

[@Emma_anne]

@@fatbroccoli8 Good for you. Not everyone is you, some people have more difficulty doing it

[@leemason360]

I passed my driving test on Thursday and a huge thankyou to this channel! Pin's videos have definitely made me more aware and my knowledge much greater when driving! I had to wait 18 months as I initially went to book in March 2020.. So thankyou again!

[@Isleofskye]

How has the first year been that is the year most drivers are likely to have incidents or accidents(and, often,not realize until later years that it WAS their fault although they may not think so at the time.) lol

[@jamieh.5423]

Just passed about an hour ago! if anyone has a test within a couple days just dont let your arse fall out and you'll be fine! :) Good luck everyone!

[@rk99688]

I can relate to these guys. After watching many of the videos from this channel I have realized how difficult it is to drive in UK.

[@flighted2513]

Which makes for safer roasd. Americans need their driving tests to be easy because of car dependency.

[@rtxgamer9282]

"do you have deferent lights in the US?" 😂😂😂😂that made me laugh men

[@catalintimofti1117]

bro the have stop go fast and go in the US

[@jaycee330]

In fact, since US lights don't have a red-amber phase, they DO have different lights.

[@aag314]

I haven’t laughed this much in a long time 🤣🤣🤣🤣 they made my day today, especially with jazz laugh showing her green gum it was hilarious 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@ariamaze9081]

These girls are so much fun to watch, they mess up eachother and have a great relationship. My intructor was an old lady who couldn´t even wink during my test, she was quite serious about it, I wish I had him as my instructor :s

[@John_DaMan]

AS an american in new york. my driving test was super easy. 15mins, make some left and right turns around the block, then parallel park. No highways, no complicated roads with crazy intersections. i felt so inadequate after getting my license. it's too easy to to pass in the USA, it seems so hard in UK. and most of us here use automatics.

[@n1c0ogfn10]

In the UK they teach you how to drive for real. No pity no mercy until you pass

[@shyryTsr2k]

Lol of course you're in New York 😂 drivers are also so crap in LA as well and the traffic is even more terrible!! I'm from SD but when I take trips to LA it's the scariest experience of my life no doubt

[@gonk9204]

Yeah, US tests seem really easy, actually- too easy. I think its becuase of how you guys have so many young drivers due to the lack of public transport, thats why the standard has dropped so low and why you see most US drivers in automatics (theres other reasons for the automatic being the norm but thats one of them). In the UK, youve gotta know how to drive by the time you take your test, infact, anyone will tell you, the standard is higher during the test then it will be for driving after you pass. As annoying as that is for first time drivers, its a pretty good way to ensure a certain level of ability before you put people on the roads.

[@devilchomps3295]

Same in Texas! And I didn't even parallel park on the ROAD. I did it AT THE CENTER. I was underwhelmed how easily I passed with a 98.

[@erwaldox]

Americans can't drive for shit, they don't even know how to use the lanes on the highway properly

[@KhabibizGOAT]

There hand positioning on that steering wheel is terrible 😭

[@theknightsgamingchannel7739]

This driving test was whole on an another level. Couldn't control my laughter😂 . You will never see such an entertaining test ever.

[@jamesohearne8998]

Just want to say a massive Thankyou to pin, passed my test first time on Friday in pontefract. Whenever I was stuck I always used to come to your videos for help. The ultimate driving course made me understand so much more about driving and taught me so much and helped me develop skills for driving. Just want to say Thankyou, and keep up with the great videos, thanks pin👊👍

[@adityagauba630]

When i used to learm driving when i was 18, my instructor used to call me "Heavy Driver" 🤣🤣

[@2brothers107]

I'm impressed, u didn't have a heart attack when she was nearly hitting that wall 😂😂

[@michaela5912]

This is the funniest mock test I’ve seen yet, need a part 2 😅😂

[@CheckDisOutpeeps]

The first twin laughing through the second’s test 😆😆😆

[@Bedfordshireman]

19:35 Isn't that the same road that the other American guy you had on your channel turned onto the wrong side as well?

[@wumpty93]

yes it is

[@DGNDriving]

Yep…good observations

[@incremental_failure]

In Estonia it's opposite. You signal first, check mirrors, make the maneuver. Signaling implies intent, not the action itself.

[@indiresh4179]

0:13 The transition from "If I start crying midway, I am sorry" to "Hurraaayyy!" was priceless! 🤣🤣

[@michael43567]

I'm just happy Pin made it home alive to do the voice-overs for us.

[@steelpanther9568]

At 24:30, You should of just given Khush an Advisory for this Pin, “You might want to practice not banging your head when checking your blind spot, before moving off”, 🇬🇧🤣👍🏼

[@Redwarrior96]

I always assumed that using one hand on the wheel and using a palming technique would both count as minor faults on an exam

[@beanybeanbean]

when they say the fire truck is cute 💀😂

[@Coregame3]

because its small

[@noahschackmller3383]

Smiled all the way through lol but are you telling me these girls have a driving license? oh god...

[@kevinmartin2516]

Agreed, they were a menace on the roads and it wasn't just due to driving on the left. The pair of them thought the whole thing was a joke. Perhaps Pins mistake was having them in the car together? Would have liked to have seen a double episode, which each one having a mock test of normal length individually and see if they improved as they went on.

[@demitrioxford1819]

@@kevinmartin2516 bro the rules of the road are entirely different anybody from the us would of did abysmal I don’t blame them.

[@jaycee330]

@@kevinmartin2516 I'd like to see UK drivers handle German priority-to-right rules (or not) and cruise though an intersection when a car is pulling out from the right.

[@Emma_anne]

a provisional license, they aren't fully licsensed yet... US roads are way easier to drive than UK

[@Nabeel1977]

You are a brave instructor to take a risk with serious faults on major roads with inexperienced learners

[@royalwave15]

Jazz has probably crashed few cars with steering like that

[@CindyPaul]

Before I took my written test and a couple of mock tests this was literally me. As an American getting a driving instructor was the best decision I have ever made even though I've been driving since I was 16.

[@jcgamer1650]

If you couldnt pass your test in the us, then there is no way you're passing it in the uk.

[@Abz1n0]

This was the FUNNIEST video yet!!🤣🤣

[@S.K.lightuponlight]

I just couldn't stop laughing. It was amazing clip so far . I really appreciate your hard work Pin and as update us by uploading your new videos does help a person like trying to pass driving test. I got my driving test on the 22nd December let's see what happens inshaallah. Thanks Pin

[@TheSunIsMyDestroyer]

im actually about to take my test too next month but im in the usa, i hope to god they don't make me drive on the highway. i'm practicing your push pull method every night i find it more natural than flailing my arms and getting tangled doing the hand over hand

[@fazpro3204]

These videos are hilarious, the 2 are so funny throughout the driving. Also are we going to ignore the fact that Jazz driving with one hand was allowed and not a fault of any kind lol Keep up the videos anyway Pin. love them :)

[@jslfcs6655]

Nothing funny about this. Dangerous yes.

[@keiralouisebowtell9232]

@@jslfcs6655 they have dual pedals for the instructor, if it was anything dangerous, he would have took control

[@victoriahowe3190]

it’s fine to drive with one hand as long as you have control of the steering wheel

[@fazpro3204]

@@victoriahowe3190 Not on a test I don't think it's allowed.

[@victoriahowe3190]

@@fazpro3204 my bad you’re right i just checked

[@LDTjbph]

Passed today 0 minors! Your videos were a big help dude! Thank ya!

[@mariia1613]

0??!! How?🙂

[@Isleofskye]

How has the first year been that is the year most drivers are likely to have incidents or accidents(and, often,not realize until later years that it WAS their fault although they may not think so at the time.) lol

[@maymay105]

Driving test tomorrow I’ll come back tomorrow with the verdict.. but looks like it’s going to be cancelled because of this weather🤦🏽‍♀️

[@DGNDriving]

Good luck

[@aisha4651]

Mines on Wednesday 😫 praying this snow melts

[@maymay105]

@@DGNDriving thank you, it was cancelled😭 now moved to January

[@CoryJT]

Get these folks a bus pass 😭😭

[@arianopoien]

"Move off" "What does that even mean?" 😂

[@jaycee330]

Because we would usually say "move out" instead.

[@ed9902]

aha passed my driving test 2 days ago first time, after 17 lessons - now I can watch for fun :)

[@joshua476]

Surprising how the instructor stayed so calm and didn’t laugh

[@catalintimofti1117]

hard to laugh when these 2 are menaces to society

[@OfficialRoses]

he did laugh???

[@francescamartin]

it’s a relief seeing these girls from the US driving in UK roads for me, i really don’t think i will ever be leaving the US, those roads look scary

[@kmkii769]

0:16 that random women scared the shit out of

[@maxravnaas1719]

“Push the button and down. It’s not all the way down” I couldn’t do it😂😂😂😂

[@NetITGeeks]

In Canada and the USA, motorcycles cannot get in-between vehicles. If you are on a motorized vehicle, or in some areas even a bicycle, you must occupy the lane just like another car would. You are not allowed to go in-between vehicles so, there is really no need to check mirrors after a quick stop in traffic.

[@jaycee330]

I think only one or two states allow filtering in the US. You are right, motos have to follow the rules just like cars.

[@GGMattt]

"Your life is in good hands, don't worry" - As she drives single handed the ENTIRE time with the lightest possible touch on the wheel and nearly hits a tunnel -_-

[@Isleofskye]

I agree in her case but I have only had 2 incidents in 43 years of London driving(mainly) and nearly 500,000 and apart from strong winds or a turn or passing a large vehicle on the motorway,I have always driven one handed.

[@Isleofskye]

"500,000" miles ,that is..

[@saauvikdas7346]

They don't seem to have driven in USA. THE RULES ARE ALMOST SAME, WE DO INDICATOR MIRROR SHOULDER THEN TURN.

[@1024sofia]

PLEASE BRING THEM BACK ON WHENEVER U ALL GET THE CHANCE! this was funny

[@steffik.5904]

The first one is sitting way too far away from the steering wheel. How can she actually drive like this???

[@danielleforder]

Love jaz's laugh 🤣

[@RE4PER]

A lot of these faults are definitely because things are different in the US. For example, in the US, the righthand lane is the slow lane and the left lane is used for passing. In the UK it's the opposite.

[@itsmrdante6274]

Man driving on the left side must've been trippy as hell

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

The manual handbrake is dying. Now under 20% of new cars have manual handbrakes.

[@hybridangel3403]

In the states 😂

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

@@hybridangel3403 In the UK this is the case. The percentage for cars that still have manual handbrakes in the US and A must be far lower.

[@lorddarlo6194]

@@DaveDVideoMaker Bit like Manual Gearbox The UK still has lots of Manual cars US has Auto a lot more

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

@@lorddarlo6194 I know. If you go to the US and A, 90% of the time the car is an automatic, but in Europe it’ll mostly be a manual.

[@petermostyneccleston2884]

For first time driving on the correct side of the road, and having a different set of traffic laws, both of these girls did very well. I think that they need a few lessons, but as a first lesson, they were very good.

[@beckyjane1806]

The way she turns the wheel stresses me out

[@FaithFusion101]

As an American who binge watches your channel…. This was great! 😂

[@joehartley06]

As someone from England this was the most frustrating video I've seen will they ever stop talking 😂

[@awilhammer]

UK driver tests look alot harder, roads are alot smaller. I don’t understand how it’s legal to to park in the road to the point you have to drive on the opposite side. They also have different turn signal laws.

[@wychelmbrew]

Last Tuesday, after many years of struggling and one failed test i finally passed with only one minor!! Thank you so much for the videos. I honestly don’t think i would have passed without all of your useful tips. By far the best learning channel on here! Also…………..WOLVES AY WE

[@RamblingsofGeo]

Scares me to think they are legal to drive a car in the US 🤣

[@Emma_anne]

the US roads are completely different to the UK.

[@RamblingsofGeo]

@@Emma_anne a roads a road. US is wider in some places, and no roundabouts. Safety applies in all countries and these two would scare the crap out of me if i was in their car haha

[@Emma_anne]

Yeah but that's the thing. Their roads are wider, they aren't used to narrow roads, they've never been on a roundabout and they're used to driving on the opposite side of the road

[@amethystjean1744]

Canadian here. We are not taught to mirror before signalling (except to check if it is a good time to change lanes for example, but it is not a fault). I see your insistence on it but people not checking before they turn. To me it would be more important to check before you move off at your turn.

[@katenl8976]

In the us there isn't a regular driving lane and a lane to overtake. You can drive anywhere and overtake left and right. You have to pay so much attention when driving in the us because of that. Also, you can just go right, even when the traffic light is red. I have seen a lot of accidents because of this on my 3 week holiday in Florida.

[@purpleether5405]

They do have passing lanes like us just no one cares. That's the problem.

[@Carolina-hk6ru]

You’re not supposed to overtake on the right unless under specific circumstances. Other wise, you’re supposed to stay on the right lane (or as close to the right as possible) which is the driving lane. But people don’t care to follow the rules and just do whatever they want.

[@turtletrading4207]

Good thing the car was automatic 😂

[@itsjustchris3306]

Does anyone notice how Jazz grabs the steering wheel? (5:32)

[@itznotgizmo1261]

First thing I noticed

[@SyedaTasnia]

yeah I noticed it too

[@fatbroccoli8]

Probably why she had no control and nearly crashed, I've seen others (probably Americans) blaming it on being used to driving on the other side of the road lol

[@boahneelassmal]

there is a reason why several US States' driver's licenses are not recognized over here....

[@skinnyder1989]

another great video, love them. your cousins seem really happy, people you can spend all day with laughing and both very pretty. keep up the good work Pin ☺

[@TG-pd3ft]

Jazz needs to keep both hands on the wheel at all times! I would have stopped that and corrected her. That said, absolutely loved the video, so nice to see the humour between you guys and fair play to the girls for having a go.

[@damionlee7658]

Whilst there is an element of it may seem safer to drive with both hands on the wheel (especially as it is drilled into learner drivers to do so), there is no requirement to do so, even during the test. You can drive your entire test steering with one hand, and the other off the wheel (on your lap, or the gear stick for example), and providing your steering is smooth and safe, it is not a driving fault. (The above comment presumes we are talking about drivers with two fully able arms and hands).

[@TG-pd3ft]

@@damionlee7658 Thank you for that info Damion - Every day is a school day! I'm surprised by that but it's good to know.

[@fatbroccoli8]

@@damionlee7658 are you sure about that? I know in the past that wouldn't be allowed when taking the UK test

[@damionlee7658]

@@fatbroccoli8 absolutely positive. Driving examiners are guided by a formal document, commonly known as DT1. You can look up copies of the document online, but be mindful of the date of any document you download as DT1 is a "Controlled" document, which means that it can be changed and updated regularly, and any change is made to the official controlled version, and supercedes all previous copies. With that said, many things remain the same across updates. Technical Update 1.56 went in many years ago, and gives the following guidance on steering: "Steering: To ensure uniformity, when conducting car or vocational tests and ADI qualifying examinations, only assess the candidate's ability to control the vehicle and do not consider it as a fault if, for example, they do not hold the steering wheel at ten to two or quarter to three or if they cross their hands when turning the steering wheel. The assessment should be based on whether the steering is smooth, safe and under control." That last sentence is the most important to my point above. Examiners are instructed to mark on whether the steering is "Smooth, safe and under control" (whomever wrote that update needs to be introduced to the Oxford comma). If you can drive with one hand in a manner that is smooth, safe, and under control, you have met that requirement. "Control" has a definition given early in DT1, under section 1.07 Definitions of markings on forms DL25. (DL25 is the sheet the examiner records driving faults on). That definition is: "Steering: erratic steering, overshooting the correct turning point when turning right or left, both hands off steering wheel or hitting the kerb." Now, I am going to say, this isn't a suggestion that people should try to drive with one hand in their lap on their driving test (nobody should be trying to make the test harder to pass for themselves). This was all just to combat the misinformation that continues to be spread, because it is "Common Knowledge". Much like the "You mustn't cross your hands" myth, driving one handed is not itself a fault; it is all about the quality of the steering, not the method used.

[@paulqueripel3493]

It may not be a test fault but rule 160 of the Highway Code says should. If it said "must" it's illegal to do the opposite, should means it can be used against you for an accident or going to court for something else.

[@komikop]

imagine they drove a manual

[@godfreyphiri1539]

I’d have been scared for my life while test as an instructor 😱😂 You’re so calm sir and it helps the learner to relax a bit.

[@takatoekoe]

That's why there are so many accidents in the NA

[@Akotski-ys9rr]

Honestly the first time I tried to operate an electronic parking brake I also struggled so I don’t blame her

[@daljotsingh4918]

Khush chanting "waheguru waheguru waheguru" was cheery on top 😂😂

[@saturnandraindrops]

these two are hilarious i couldn’t stop laughing

[@MrJennifer02]

Next time I would have separate driving lessons for each sister

[@mistermoptser]

I have been to the USA many times. Driving on the freeways around Los Angeles is mad. You have to have eyes in the back of your head, so seeing the way the twins drive explains a lot. There is no such thing as braking distance in LA, if you leave a gap it is taken right away. If you want to change lanes you just do it. Turning right on red ( in most cases) is a brilliant idea. Some manouvers you see in the US made maybe normal to them, over here there would be road rage at every turn. Suffice to say I prefer the roads in the USA.

[@agricolaurbanus6209]

The handbrake thing happened to me in my real test. Made my blood boil, when the tester asked me about it a couple hundred yards in because we accelerated poorly. It made me so awake that luckily I made no other faults. Of course the tester had to joke on me afterwards. Btw. you must be their favorite cousin, because of your British accent!😂

[@rachelellis8497]

8:58 underrated moment

[@shabanakhan-iy8ms]

Aaaaaawh the girls are both so adorable and funny. I couldn't stop laughing. Pin you really did try to not laugh and keep a serious face but that head bump. 😂😂😂😂

[@ichigomgx]

They have different coloured lights in the US lol

[@CallumAtwal]

The wahegurus when risking something 😂

[@TakeMoneyMami]

I thought it was a manual car 😅😂😂😂

[@alextatan8966]

I have my driving test in a few hours. I’ve been watching you videos since before quarantine, I’ll update the comment with the result

[@hafizahb1315]

I wanna know how Americans take the driving test or exam..like do they have instructors and do they to fully prepare for their driving tests

[@Meme-fj2ex]

It's very easy no one fell the test

[@reagan7220]

I had an instructor, but those can be expensive so a lot of us get taught by our parents, for instance, or anyone who is a qualified, licensed driver and is willing to teach. And the driving test here doesn’t look nearly as hard as it is there in the UK, so the whole preparation process isn’t as long or difficult from what it seems.

[@jaycee330]

Instead of giving a sarcastic answer like some, I'll will say yes and yes. Most drivers start when they are 16 and often take a 2 month course in school (their high school, which often offers a driving course--something that wouldn't be found in the UK). We do spend quite a long time learning for the test, so those who tease that our tests last 5 minutes (in reality, they are 20-30 min depending on the locality) I'd say, you can pretty much tell how well a driver is within in the first 10 minutes.

[@marckenyu]

24.26 starting point. This is the part I was waiting for . Good stuff. 👍

[@HANSMKAMP]

6:46-7:12 I have seen some US driving test videos. In that situation, you would "creep" forward and then look if there is crossing traffic. And when that traffic is gone, move further on, going to the right. In the Netherlands I do the same. If the light is green, I go a bit forward (NOT moving the steering wheel) and wait until there is no more traffic. Then I can go to the left (in the Netherlands you drive at the right side, just like in the US).

[@rdu239]

Most American drivers are crazy, a lot dont follow traffic rules and signs. They see vehicles are nothing more than a metal box that moves, they have very little regard and care for it, maybe due to the US system in which anybody can easily purchase a vehicle via loans.

[@bencodykirk]

They were right to be nervous IMO - driving in the UK looks confusing! I Actually passed my driving test in London (33 years ago in a manual), but haven't driven in the UK since 1995. I have driven in the US also, but always in an automatic. From this video it seems the UK has no road markings at intersections and roundabouts - two lanes just look like one big one! Also, having lived in Australia now for 25 years, the whole thing about parking on the wrong side of the road is just crazy! I also can't believe so many people still drive manual transmission there! So well done Jazz and Khushi, at least you didn't hit anything!

[@fatbroccoli8]

Manual transmission makes more sense on hills and bendy roads, which there are a lot of in the UK

[@bencodykirk]

@@fatbroccoli8 If there are hills, the LAST thing I'd want is manual transmission! 😂😂

[@fatbroccoli8]

@@bencodykirk why?

[@bencodykirk]

@@fatbroccoli8 Hill starts. I'd probably keep rolling back hitting people and stalling like a n00b. I've driven manual like twice in the last 25 years. Not interested in manual.

[@fatbroccoli8]

@@bencodykirk you just have to get used to it and they're have hill assist now so it's not as hard as it used to be. (I meant they're better for driving on hills though, not really parking on them... even though autos have troubles on really steep hills also)

[@michael43567]

The one-handed steering gives me anxiety

[@jaycee330]

So how do you shift your gears then? With your feet?

[@michael43567]

@@jaycee330 shifting gears takes 2 seconds. I'm talking about solely using one hand all the time

[@X-GamerPro-HD]

She called the fire truck cute 😂😂 I mean she is right they are pretty small compared to the USA fire trucks 😂

[@piatoh5034]

it feels like watching a comedy, i can't stop laughing. they are very cute :D

[@HANAUK2807]

She only used 1 hand on stealing wheel 😱

[@michael43567]

Aren't roundabouts bigger in the US? I guess maybe looking the opposite way put them off?

[@gchicago9]

roundabouts are nonexistent in most of the US

[@flyingphobiahelp]

Much smaller in 🇺🇸

[@jaycee330]

They are smaller and better designed than UK roundabouts, which go from barely a painted circle (for minis) to huge high speed multilane behemoths.

[@DC3Refom]

​@@jaycee330 well here in UK , your supposed to use your initiative and common sense , alot of Americans do not have that that's why they have so many signs over there and Thier roundabout are relatively foolproof

[@jaycee330]

@@DC3Refom I've watched enough UK dash cam vids to show that common sense and the British driver - ne'er the two shall meet. Especially at roundabouts.

[@linusbirgersson]

It feels disgusting to change gear with my left hand, not to mention driving in the passenger’s seat

[@flighted2513]

Now you know why car dependency makes for crap drivers and dangerous roads

[@doypascual4598]

"move off". "what does that mean?" 💀

[@davidrobins1021]

Making the roundabouts as hard as possible by getting them to turn right at both of them 🤣