This is why its important to do a mock test before your actual tests!

[@AlioH89]

Agree, mock tests are soo important!! I did 3 with my instructor and I improved with each one. It really makes you realise the areas you're weakest on when the instructor isn't prompting you. And gets those silly nervous mistakes out of your system! Passed my test first time with 5 minors which I honestly don't think I would have without doing the mock tests.

[@rdu239]

Others may think mocks tests are so extra, but its actually very important for learners, as a way to humble them and keeps them away from being overconfident and lax drive style

[@MrMajsterixx]

for me it actually doesnt seem that valuable but i can understand it helps some people, because its basicaly the same as clasic lesson driving, its just that now someone counts your mistakes and measures time, but the goal stays the same not to do any mistake and my instructors never hesitated to tell me right away what i efd up

[@BaldMancTwat]

I did one, and I made a mistake that my instructor didn't even realise.

[@aphextwin5712]

When I got my license in Germany quite a while back, I didn’t do a mock test and neither did any of my peers as far as I know. I don’t doubt that they can be useful for many people but that doesn’t mean everybody needs them. For once, as lessons progress and the learner makes fewer and fewer mistakes, the style may naturally evolve to resemble a mock test more and more. Moreover, not everybody gets nervous during exams, particularly if they feel confident enough about their abilities.

[@chriswenger7180]

@@MrMajsterixx yeah my driving lessons were pretty much me driving around without him helping and if i did something wrong he tells me didnt do like an actual mock

[@icearma8061]

Bless her, best to get all the serious faults out in the mock test, I didn't pass one mock test but passed my test. Good luck to her.

[@serenababe]

I love your calmness and your fantastic driver instructor techniques. You’re great!

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

Driving with parents is just terrible. They think they know it all, when in reality they learned to drive sometimes decades beforehand to a different standard and have hypocritical bad habits that you would never get away with now. But of course they know best, you end up taking those bad habits into your real lesson and your instructor be like wtf don't do that. Happened to me more than once. Even years later, long after you've passed your test, giving them a lift anywhere and they treat it like your first lesson. So I just don't bother anymore - their cars are nicer than mine and buses are available.

[@humzahrahman7654]

She did okay. She was really nervous I could tell by her face. If she relaxes She will be fine and will be able to avoid those mistakes.

[@isaackent2355]

I see that guy has just posted a response on TikTok to that incident with you, I didn't watch it, but I did see your vid, there really is no excuse for what he did, chin up soldier, I believe in you🙏

[@QuinlanLJ]

If he wasn't at fault, he would've enabled the comments on that video, but he didn't because he knows he's in the wrong. Just a coward.

[@Grace-lx6re]

Disgusting behaviour running to the car with a phone in hand harassing them. Hope he’s been reported to the police.

[@Keira18x]

What time is this at?

[@cattt.x8886]

@@Keira18x it’s a separate video on tiktok

[@cattt.x8886]

@@AEF6P2 the man is called 2daypass and her video is on clearviewdriving or her personal account but I’m not sure what it’s called x

[@ellapayne2394]

I would honestly say it depends on the individual. I struggled with anxiety personally as well as driving anxiety for months and months, so my instructor did not think it would be helpful to give me mock tests. He only gave them to students who believed themselves to be at a higher level than they were. I ca honestly say him doing this was so beneficial to me- I passed first time and I really do think taking mock tests would have done the opposite of reassuring me. Just a thought though, and I am aware for most people it would be helpful!

[@Scottx125Productions]

I disagree with you. Anxiety isn't going to get better with people coddling you. My instructor pushed me every lesson to do things I wasn't comfortable with. Sure I was absolutely bricking it. But I learnt and got better, I got more comfortable as time went on. Did a bunch of mocks and a battery of lessons before my test and passed first time in one of the lowest pass rate areas in the UK. The number one thing when driving is confidence. If you're a confident driver you'll make far fewer mistakes compared to a nervous driver.

[@Lilyrev]

as someone with very severe anxiety i would say completely the opposite. you can only reduce your anxiety by doing things that make you anxious

[@markbolam1383]

if you anxious doing mocks how will you cope with a real test. the best way to deal with anxiety is to do the mocks keep doing them

[@Lilyrev]

@@markbolam1383 i suppose it could prove to you that your fears are real.. that it will be scary and awful. sometimes having so much pressure is also helpful, i can’t turn up to college most days because of my anxiety, but i have turned up to any exam i’ve ever had, for example. but i do agree that mock tests should be done & will (in most cases) reduce the anxiety surrounding the real test

[@markbolam1383]

@@Lilyrev i suffer from anxiety too but i faced them done mocks then passed my real test

[@artlover5060]

I know this might sound weird, but driving in the dark, icy winter made me better at driving. I'm a lot like Violet and worry so much about what I'm supposed to do or if I was too slow and what drivers behind me will think about me being slow. But as it's winter and it's pitch black making spotting pedestrians almost a game of death, the road is very slippery and the white snow makes looking out for signs almost impossible, not to mention days where it's raining cats and dogs on top of all if this. Another thing is timing the high beams while thinking about what I mentioned before. This forced me to take time and forget about what drivers behind would think about my driving, made me improve at spotting hazards and adjusting speed and steering. I have the test in 4 days and this video reminded me of all these things which made me more nervous, but at the same time thankful so I can be mindful while preparing.

[@Metis1337]

She has a pretty poor attitude for a leaner imo, the at 16:20 she tries too hard to cut down the space, real poor mentality. Why not help him? You see his indication for a fair amount of time before the move.

[@rjj00]

agreed, and 16:55 she should have held back. She will be a typical BMW driver when she passes and gains confidence

[@literallybad7909]

@@rjj00 Yea that was interesting...

[@keith6400]

Violet says "He just cut in front of me". I think this would reveal she had no idea that because lane 2 was closing cars from that lane would be needing to change into the lane she was in. This would be "Awareness and planning" as the fault is not attitude more a competence issue due to inexperience particularly in observing and realising what is likely to happen next. It was a barn door situation to 99% of drivers who would not try and force up the inside.. At 16:40 we see a sign, four lanes with lanes 3 & 4 closing. Her decision was to move out right to where the closed lanes were.

[@cristinapeto2426]

Hope after she pass I will never meet her in the traffic, is your fault but you still being silly and telling that he cut in front of you.By the way Aman is a great instructor, after so many scary moments she is still calm

[@rdu239]

@@rjj00 Yeah, this I dont know of the driving culture in the UK but if you drive premium brand vehicle, there is a bizarre sense of entitlement and overconfident that can blind your driving senses and can make you more of an offensive driver instead of a defensive one; "hah! move away make space for me, dont you cut in front of me! I drive a Ferrari and Lamborghini, you are just a Toyota and Nissan!"

[@Samantha-lu6ht]

Oh bless her! She seemed so nervous and flustered. I remember back when I did my test (over a decade ago - back in the three point turn and reverse around a corner days! 🙈), when my instructor used to tell me to pull up on the left I used to panic and think I had to do it there and then which I think is what Violet was doing! 🙈 Mock tests are so, so important! They get you used to driving independently and getting used to having to deal with things on your own as your instructor isn't always going to be there to lend a hand. I really hated mock tests but when it came to my test I was so glad my instructor made me do so many of them! Another fantastic video Aman. 🥰 X

[@joshnicholson5457]

I failed my test on Friday unfortunately, for one serious fault. It was my first attempt and I had very few minors too. The serious fault was for road position on a country lane around a bend. I was really sad, I've rebooked the test though and somehow got another one before Christmas.

[@feyist3274]

Hi Josh, I wish you well in your coming test. How did you manage to quickly book for another test? Can you link me up or connect me to book my test early as well please. I had my test on Wednesday and I failed because of one serous fault at the roundabout for not steering well to the left while a van was on my right.

[@ellewaldron]

@@feyist3274 Hi i know you didn’t ask me but there’s an app you can pay for called driving test now which lets you see any cancellations and auto book them as soon as they’re available :)

[@feyist3274]

@@ellewaldron thank you, I will download the app.

[@levigray9548]

@@ellewaldron i got tha the other day how long did it take for you to get a cancellation

[@ellewaldron]

@@levigray9548 sorry i didn’t see you replied and it took a couple of days

[@rvenkataraman464]

Violet Hitting kerb at 4:42 is serious driving fault and not minor. I failed at my first attempt for the same , my car wheel just touched the kerb at slower speed when stopping and did not even get over the kerb ( even when there is no one / car around)

[@HaydnG266]

It's not necessarily a fail.

[@clonline884]

I didn't tap the curb when pulling over but I did on my parallel park lightly. I fixed it straight away and he only marked it as a minor.

[@irrelevance3859]

Generous examiners will consider it a minor sometimes, especially if its only a light tap and not jamming into the curb

[@HaydnG266]

@@irrelevance3859indeed, in a lot of cases, the mistake isn't what fails you, it's how you deal with it after; which should safely and relatively quickly.

[@akshuization]

They can't fail U for minor faults!! It's not dangerous unless someones life at risk or somones car at risk .

[@isobelvince8183]

Thank You so much for all the effort put into your videos. Whilst taking lessons and using these videos, I passed first time today with 1 minor fault. Good luck to everyone taking a test soon!

[@yougotthis371]

I just wanted to say thank you!! I passed my test today. It was the second time for me and I got six minors but I’m happy because I was really nervous doing it. I have watching your videos constantly for ages and they have been a huge help! ❤🎉

[@sandym7952]

Congratulations 🎊 👏 💐

[@Ljosi]

The smoothest transition for a new driver is 1st year only driving an automatic and then moving to a full manual. This way in the beginning the cognitive load is only focusing on traffic and the surroundings, and then when that becomes second nature you transition to learning clutch and you can have all the focus on that while driving

[@markbolam1383]

driven both prefer automatics anything is better that automates a task

[@TaxingIsThieving]

Or just have the instructor do it

[@ChrisAndCats]

I dont agree. Manual teaches you to understand the car properly, how things like engine braking works, how the gears, revs and speed fit together, to learn how to co-ordinate your feet rather than just pressing stop and go. Unless there's a disability, or a similar reason why not, everyone should learn in a manual then switch to auto after passing if you prefer one. It's safer.

[@Ljosi]

@@ChrisAndCats you go from easier to harder, not the other way. First you learn arithmetic, then algebra, then calculus. Use some common sense and logic

[@jerkopatrik]

@@Ljosisee, I get what you mean here, but I’ll have to kindly disagree with you. If you learn how the traffic works and flows with an AT when you switch over to MT you’ll get incredibly confused and your entire “flow” gets thrown out the window because you get too used to the comfort of not having to worry about shifting and clutching. During driving you learn the most during your first lessons, and if u get into a good rhythm while driving MT from the very beginning you’ll make your life a hell of a lot easier later during the learning procedure. At least in my opinion.

[@shivamdas9836]

I watch all your videos just to see your patience and calmness ...it is very refreshing to see someone so calm ...a big fan !

[@MIKEYPOOHBEARJACKSON]

I know right I wish I had someone like that as my teacher. 😂

[@daviemac9925]

Oh Violet! A few scary moments there, but it's your first mock test, and is this your first time on camera? That can make people nervous too. Good Luck for your next one, you'll get there.

[@laurenamber3709]

I just passed!!!!! 3 minors, thank you so much for your videos they helped me so much especially with handling nerves!!

[@sandym7952]

Congratulations 🎊 👍👍

[@judithharkink]

I’m Dutch and I’ve been in London for almost a week now and I can not understand how you guys drive here without crashing all the time 😂 it seems so hard 😂 and also people just walking through the red light, what’s up with that? We seem to be almost the only ones who just wait for the light to turn green 🙃

[@Undisputed_King]

That's how Londoners drive. Busy city, busy people

[@irrelevance3859]

You’ll see that all over the UK. No one really waits for the green man. People just cross when theres space less inconvenient for the drivers and usually gets you across the road quicker

[@leoniekoning1005]

Have you ever driven within or around Amsterdam? It is VERY similar! Trust this fellow Dutchie 😜

[@Sam-oo1uo]

Red light means people can cross.

[@YesIlikebananasSo]

@@Sam-oo1uored light on the crossing sign means people can’t cross

[@Mcbeaute]

Passed today on my 3rd attempt! Just wanted to say these videos are very helpful thank you!

[@Igiuviygjih]

The clearance faults just kept coming.. a lot of this is common sense and even in the most high pressure situations she should be aware of what she’s doing, especially when that black car was merging

[@Stallzyx]

the roadworks sign was really badly placed though tbh, was basically adjacent rather than being ahead of the bus shelter which sort of blocked the sign until you were right at it

[@ENZOxDV9]

@Stallzyx tbh it's really easy to notice these things once you have experience, new drivers are too focused on other things at times

[@michal000123]

I was surprised she kept going so fast with the black car. I was just waiting for the brake slam. :D But other than that, the clearence stuff mainly goes to experience - she doesn't know yet the dimensions of the car she is sitting in, and how far away are things. This will come.

[@ChrisAndCats]

@@ENZOxDV9 you couldn't exactly miss the huge great vehicle whose exhaust pipe you're trying to climb up, however.

[@royaltyfreesoundeffects283]

i didn’t get the chance to do any mock tests before mine and i passed first time! i didn’t even know the show me tell me questions😭😭

[@smudgeit]

That's a bad habit to get into . Not merging in turn and speeding up when he was indicating an infront of her, he indicated in good ime for her to see and reduced speed accordingly ... but she will learn I'm sure she will be great driver

[@rdu239]

The black vehicle signaled early, decent drivers should yield, slow down and make space

[@smudgeit]

@@rdu239 that's my point exactly...

[@Stallzyx]

that roadworks sign was really badly placed behind the bus shelter, not sure why the sign wasn't placed further forward

[@robertgrant5962]

Violet will smash her test, the serious and dangerous faults are easily avoidable once you calm yourself, I remember doing my test 3 weeks ago and getting silly minors, love the videos they helped a lot with passing

[@cristinapeto2426]

The things are , this are not minors or silly mistakes!This where quite dangerous

[@BenjieMoggs]

That roundabout was plain stupid tho

[@ChrisAndCats]

There was nearly actual smashing.....more than once.

[@rutube007]

I think she did fine, just had a tunnel vision and lack of judgement on space on left of the car. Rest comes with confidence and experience.

[@cristinapeto2426]

Lack of judgement,awareness , observations , lots of more practice before your real test.

[@Stallzyx]

I think I may have had a similar problem with tunnel vision after not driving for ages a few years ago, and watching this video makes me feel a bit more confident as I could see how to fix some of her faults without rewatching

[@deef3433]

Ive watched so many of these videos, they are a great help to me as a mum, since I am teaching both my kids, they have a great instructor and he works with me to make sure I am working on areas that need improvement. I've actually really enjoyed it! My daughter is ready for her test now and my son is just starting with me. What a rewarding job this is, I might consider a change of career 🤣🤣🤣😂😂😂

[@bartoszmilewski9788]

In Aman's voice: on this junction, Violet got a minor fault for not stopping to resurface the road ahead. It would have been a serious fault but the car was too cold and tarmac in her purse turned solid.

[@trashcantunes5753]

A moch test was the worst thing I could’ve done if you e done lessons your fine, it made me so anxious that I messed up so much, when I did my test I passed but was stressing so bad

[@alissaesagbona3352]

My sensory issues would be going through it hearing her say one things and sat nav saying something else she’s doing really well 19:05

[@colleenshaw549]

I never had an official mock test as such but my instructor does say that he’s going to try and keep his mouth shut😂 had my test on Friday 2 December.. I failed because I hit the kerb on the way out of the test centre😅 but other than that I would have passed😤😅

[@ryizzer]

Bit annoying I bet I had 1 serous on my test back in October. Just annoying could of been on the road now. :(

[@YesIlikebananasSo]

what! so you failed from the jump 😭😭 hope you passed on your second go!

[@cristinapeto2426]

I wouldn't call this silly mistakes! A few really scary moments.I would recommend , more practice or postpone your test.

[@irrelevance3859]

I think she calls them silly because she would normally not make these mistakes but did them due to internal pressure

[@rdu239]

The lane changing part is so scary, those kind of "silliness" she is taking about is asking for a road accident

[@eritrea8624]

I passed today my test with 3 fault and it was for the second time. I am so happy I couldn't believe I passed.

[@sandym7952]

Good for you 👍 👏

[@leoniekoning1005]

Okay, I will say with the roadworks and that car merging in, I do think the other driver was at fault. The obstruction is in their path so it would have been their responsibility to find a clearing to move over. They should've either sped up a bit more for an easier move or they should've merged in behind you guys as they did not have the right of way moving into your lane and they did not appear to have had the clearance to do so in the first place and so they did force their way into the gap. But this is just my humble opinion as a Dutch driver. 🤣

[@vanessabanting4764]

You will get there violet. I did terrible on my mock tests . But passed me real test first time xxx

[@Tom-ol6cu]

Well done 😊

[@beccadillonx]

ive got my first mock test next Monday and I feel that it will mirror this one! Definitely viewing it as an imporant learning experience though to get used to driving with no one to support your decision making (I have a habit of verbalising my decisions so that my instructor can confirm if its the right one or not mostly at roundabouts lol), thank you both for this video!!

[@clonline884]

Oh I verbalized everything. However, I told the examiner beforehand I talk out loud a lot and that I wasn't actually asking him in case I did 😂I tried not to though. I still do to myself when I am driving and I passed in September lol. Best of luck! Practice is key.

[@solarimperium1178]

What car do you use for your lesson I know it’s a merc but don’t know which class and variation it is ; looking to get my second car by January, is it reliable and fuel friendly? thank you for videos.

[@heroworld90]

Passed my first attempt driving test today . Thanks to all your videos that helped me learn to be good and safe driver.

[@sandym7952]

👍👍💕Well done 👏 ✔

[@v1pa]

Aman, do you not point out and try to change your students habit of crossing arms when turning the wheel? Would this be marked as a minor on a test?

[@nicolemcphee5726]

You don't get marked down for the control of the steering wheel anymore, you can hold the steering wheel however you like as long as you have control, that's what my driving instructor told me and that I passed my test with x

[@MohammadRezaBabaei-d4y]

So weird trafic, first of all we in sweden have the drivers sit on the left side.. The rules and roads are also completly different, you guys drive on left, we drive on right, so weird...

[@snipurryt4955]

Theres a brake, gas and a clutch in the passenger seat?!

[@aphextwin5712]

From what I can gather the vast majority of driving instructors in the UK use such cars (though it is not mandatory). At least in Germany, Austria, Switzerland, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands, the use of dual-control cars is mandatory but in Denmark it is not. These are the countries I’ve looked up, I expect a similar pattern in most of Europe, ie, often mandatory but if not mandatory still very common in practice.

[@kingkang3839]

Aman is sooo pretty😊❤

[@juliayang3879]

Violets needs more practice to avoid serious faults as she seems like having lack of experience on various road conditions...😅 Sufficient practice makes her to handle difficult situations better.

[@tomthecob8825]

I actually never done a mock test and luckily passed first time still! Xx

[@YesIlikebananasSo]

congratulations!

[@marcooze]

Anybody else notice the silver Peugot jumping a red light at 17:48? He/she was driving really aggresively aswell

[@Jkb193]

to be honest, right at the start, the examiner wouldn't have told her about the upcoming turn. They'd have let the satnav re-route. Telling her about the turn was the cause for approaching the corner too fast and caused her to panic.

[@martins_music187]

I cant remember if i did a mock test or not but i would love to do one see what i remember lol and it helps if you have a great instrctor too

[@aphextwin5712]

In the parking lot, are you allowed to ‘pull through’ to the parking spot in front of the one you initially drove into, such that you can leave the (second) parking spot at the end without having to reverse?

[@j.d.4697]

Well that's what practice is for. Practice, practice, practice. I think that's the only way to beat nervousness and anxiety, because it continues to build confidence.

[@rdu239]

16:23 oh boy! these kinds of scenarios makes lane changing so stressful to newbie drivers, especially when you signal early already -- when drivers behind the opposite lane doze off or simply being a prick and speed up instead of slowing down

[@maryteet2m813]

It’s your facial expressions for me 😂😂 love it !!

[@kristinajorgo6488]

Omg you are great ❤ I’m learning so much from your videos

[@emilyr5442]

I's interesting how they teach differently in each country, because if you told your instructor you can check whether the indicator works when you put the hazards on then you would not pass that question as the systems are completely different. You can definitely check whether the bulbs are working, but not if the indication system will turn the indicator lights on

[@k7450]

You’re overthinking it way too much

[@lucasirvine6259]

My instructor doesn’t believe in mock tests and my test is on Wednesday feeling more nervous now

[@ansukappa3921]

U got this brooski👍

[@lucasirvine6259]

@@ansukappa3921 cheers I doubt it but I won’t give up I don’t pass first try Few my of m8s took 3 try’s Just can’t be bothered waiting a few months for a new test that’s the biggest fear

[@jakobjas4212]

Mock tests can help a bit with the mindset, but they aren't essential. Just remember, you already know how to drive mate, not doing a mock test doesn't change that.

[@lucasirvine6259]

@@jakobjas4212 fair point the examiners are strict as fuck though I will probably end of doing stupid because my nerves but will try my best only 17 but cheers nevertheless

[@ansukappa3921]

@@lucasirvine6259 u have to defeat ur nerves (easier said than done) cuz u are the man in control, Good luck and remember that IF u fall down ten times, get up eleven times ( speaking from personal experience) 👍 Go Lucas

[@frankiewilde7791]

In the car parking manoeuvre would you be allowed drive into the space ahead if you weren't straight enough if the first box 🤔

[@keith6400]

As you travel further towards buildings in car parks the more cars are going to packed together. So an earlier space choice will have less dangers about it. Because we drive on the left in the UK swinging forwards into spaces on the right is a wider and therefore easier turn. You need to turn about ninety degrees into a space if you are not straight enough, have a good look around and when safe back up a little and move forwards to get straightened and within the original bay. You are not allowed to drive through a bay into the one beyond. You choose a bay and the examiner does not need to be told which one you are aiming for.

[@frankiewilde7791]

Cheers 👍

[@Bulelwakoko]

No you wouldn't be allowed to do that. Would be a fail unfortunately

[@aphextwin5712]

@@BulelwakokoYou of course have to watch that nothing else (car, opening door, or pedestrian) could move into that space, but that is a rule I happily ignore. It allows you to move out the parking spot without having to reverse.

[@Bulelwakoko]

@13:47 serious fault. No right blind spot check before turning

[@Stallzyx]

hmm sort of, but should have been done as a moving off routine anyway, not for the turn section so much. the bigger thing was the observations to the right behind sort of lacking when reversing back out. focused on the left / front of the car some reason

[@BALHAM69]

i understand some of the viewers are too invested in the tiktok incident Violet did well in junctions and stayed patient A bit more practice and she will hopefully pass her real test

[@TravellerPande]

At 8:50, why it was not considered a fault as she did put indicator first and then waited for DPD van to pass by?

[@IvanDBelmont]

10:07 I'm really surprised that it is legal to do that in the U.K.! Sounds dangerous, I personally would never do that.

[@Momofan69]

Sounds a bit but it's not dangerous and isn't linked to any accident increase. Now some numpties want to introduce being able to turn while the light is red if there's no-one coming, that manoeuvre is linked to accidents, can't believe people want that.

[@aphextwin5712]

It’s a busy road, on the narrow side, with parked cars, driveways, pedestrians, ie, cars on that street have to be careful to look out for hazards.

[@olgaradulovic7684]

I think she almost hit that black car (and got her first serious) because she was too focused on looking at the black car. Ironically, by trying to avoid it by looking at it, she unconsciously drifted toward it. It's almost like a metaphor.

[@joshuaannakie2333]

that was a shocking watch, to be honest, she is always looking through things instead of registering whats in front of her. Don't be indecisive.

[@aphextwin5712]

There could a number of different reasons for that: Difficulty in spacial awareness (judging distances, size of car), not looking frequently enough to your sides, a sort of tunnel vision (focussing on where you want to go, instead of what is right in front of you). Nervousness and not enough experience obviously affects these aspects.

[@Eliteboss2004]

I was soo stressed about speeding I went too slow and failed/ next test is February and I just had my test in august

[@harrislondon]

Never had a mock test. Given I passed 10 years ago so I guess it wasn't much of a thing back then. I would say these days... is it really a wise choice having sat navs on tests/ training? Doesn't this teach people to not use road signs and blindly follow the sat nav?

[@KingSadim]

After 30 years of driving in the UK, roundabouts are the biggest cause of errors from drivers. I’m guilty of it too, Sat Navs don;t help, be in the left lane then you realise the left lane is left turn only. Or roundabouts with 4/5 lanes which is always fun

[@Zacksleeps]

I love your expression at 12:53!! You're like 'Errmmm......she's coming in a bit hot here! Interesting choice!!'' lol

[@victoriawood1971]

My instructor never gave me a mock test and i faild ,any my daughter had 3 and past x

[@pepperedpickles418]

Aww bless her she was shaking at one point

[@samuelfawdry6411]

I’d rather fail all my mock practical tests and i Learn from them all and I actually pass my real practice test rather than the other way round pass all the mock tests and fail the actual test I passed my test a few weeks ago

[@angelomalan4279]

Cheeky how that giy cut in front clearly not her fault and sje got marked as serious its cheeky after i pass I’ll over take who i want these driver’s are cheeky man

[@angelomalan4279]

Regardless off construction ahead shes a new driverthey cut infront and done her dirty these driving instructor want more lessons more money cheecky they don’t care if u pass they get paid

[@gaminggirlahana6249]

One thing is out of my syllabus is that when all your students start driving they are all looking back rather than looking at a rare view mirror why?

[@colinjava8447]

The first dangerous didn't seem too bad, maybe her rate of speed was a contributing factor that made it dangerous as opposed to just a minor.

[@AW-kr9fl]

Wow that was a poor performance from Violet but you handled the potentially dangerous situations really well

[@masonsmainlineroblox]

16:30 to be honest I know I am not a driver I am way too young for driving but I think the BMW shouldn't have merged! They could clearly see the learner and could've slowed down more or stopped since the learner already is in the lane.

[@zaftra]

you have to be aware of other idiot drivers.

[@unkownr9230]

My instructor did mock tests with out telling me they were mock tests at one point every lesson was a mock test n I didn’t know 😂😂😂 I think it’s best for everyone to think of all their lessons as a mock test though if you can critic urself for without letting it get you down

[@Gandhi2241]

I passed my test on my first attempt yesterday with 7 minors. Now I can join the "Passed but still watching" gang

[@Icecoldgaming-vlogs]

Driving so different since I took my test I did it just before theory on the hazard perception came out. I managed to pass theory 2nd tine and driving odd now days

[@pinkusaikia8970]

I love you 💗😘

[@Stallzyx]

I failed my first test for going over a kerb like that (4:39) on the right turn into a small narrow road for the test centre right at the end, so not sure how I feel about that only being a minor fault. In the end it's trivial though for this test. Right at the start she seems to not really slow down for the speed bumps and approaches the t junction with quite a bit of speed, braking quite late, and then focuses more observations on the left than the right, which is the direction of traffic that could hit her first

[@actuallytasha1527]

Sometimes it depends on the tester as to what causes a fail and not. A lot pick up on tons of minors which become a major fault and some don't worry as much about the minor's. Its sadly not as standardised as it should be from my experience.

[@Sam-oo1uo]

My instructor said it depends on the situation whether it's a minor or serious fault. Also, they take into account the rest of your driving too.

[@keith6400]

12:23 The delay in choosing a bay causes them to continue to a busy more congested part of the car park. Turning right is the easier option with a wider swing in and the early bays are void of other parked vehicles to make parking simpler.

[@jacob1121]

Poor Violet looks flustered.

[@mpGreen03]

I had 3 school tests and can't pass... in each one my instructor pulled out for me to do something completely new that I wasn't taught before. Am I being scammed or is this considered normal?

[@actuallytasha1527]

I wish these kind of videos were about in 2014 when I passed, good job on them. Very clear and informative. :)

[@calmmist131]

My instructor is kicking me in my ass if I do anything wrong.but u are so kind and sweet

[@prodmaki]

i passed with 10 hours and no mock tests

[@chelseafansnews5763]

Auto or manual

[@prodmaki]

@@chelseafansnews5763 manual

[@kaala-paani]

Don't you have automatic cars in uk?

[@marantamil459]

Yh you can do Auto and Manual.

[@aphextwin5712]

According to Google, 70% of all cars in the the UK are (still) manual.

[@Stallzyx]

14:59 observation while reversing, looking the opposite way to where the back of the car is moving

[@Yuro_OKy]

Dangerous: I had to brake and then in 2 sec “good junction observation” 😄 6:25

[@hyperlovesyou]

i never took a mock and guess what.. i Failed. only one srs at the end but a mock test would have revealed this knowledge gap.

[@iinto]

idk about UK. But we don't need drivers like that here .:D

[@rabiasaha0723]

Aman hi your do beautiful ❤️. I like your videos 💞

[@ugochukwumartin288]

Booked my driving test on 05/06/2023 passed on 06/06/2023. Examiner in DVSA that was super .All goals met

[@annak9646]

How did you get a test booked the best day ? Everyone else has to book it months away …

[@cabaasibraahim4544]

Please talk. Slowly after you advises we all aren't native

[@ukaszjurys2475]

When did She gets angry , You dont want to be there...

[@tahiranaveed8108]

My comment is can I do a mock test with you please 😅

[@GeorgeWat]

i never did a marked driving test really where it was structured like the actual test, what we did was set up the sat nav, drove about 30 minutes away, parked in a bay at the asda there and then he gave me directions for the way back and we spoke about it after about what was done well and what wasnt.

[@sxVan-nm4bp]

good left foot position when not apply cultch pedal

[@HenryTurbo]

I agree! Mock tests are important!

[@thandontantiso3744]

Question, with you using a Mercedes A class as the learners car. Do you have learners booking with you cause of the Mercedes? Wait that's a mini Cooper as a learner's car. What's going on in England. What's next a bmw. (Chat what's the nicest car that you saw a learner practice driving on?) Mine was a late model Honda I10. Thing Shaked when you were at the biting point)

[@rdu239]

I dunno if Mercedes is a common thing in UK, but in Southeast Asia, if you drive a Mercedes, Porche or any European brands, motorists will be very weary of driving carelessly around you

[@ellk6009]

That was a tough test due to the roadworks and conditions. Nice try for only 23 hours experience

[@jayj6951]

Learners clogging up the road is the worst of the UK

[@zaftra]

you had to learn

[@tzuyuwu786]

Everyone has to learn…how do you expect people to drive?

[@jayj6951]

@@tzuyuwu786 The point is I don’t. Learners learn and then end up clogging up the road in their shitty little Toyota Aygos and Fiat 500s and idiots like that Juvenal or whatever his name is then get a license and start causing chaos. Some people shouldn’t be on the road. You should have to half bankrupt yourself on a car before you’re allowed to drive… maybe then people would be better and more careful

[@tzuyuwu786]

@@jayj6951 people take a test though…no one will drive unless they’re deemed safe, people can’t drive just bc u don’t like it