Experienced driver test was going well but then he got impatient

[@jessamaevillarubin1630]

I really love Aman's patience and composure. She 's always calm in every kind of situation on the road.

[@Charlie-qk5dp]

I passed yesterday with just three minors 😊 shocked myself if I’m honest 😂 thanks so much for all the videos. Genuinely enjoyed watching along the way! You’re clearly doing something right 😆 helping so many more people than just the people you teach!

[@ClearviewDriving]

Amazing well done!

[@kirstyblake22]

Passed my test first time on Friday and I think watching your videos have definitely helped! Thank you and I will definitely continue to watch! 😊

[@ClearviewDriving]

Amazing well done! 🥹👏🏽 thank you for watching 😊

[@aiden-cz3ss]

had my first lesson back after 5 months off from surgery. your videos are a literal godsend. my instructor was convinced ive been practicing. 😂💙

[@rdu239]

A lot learners fears lane changing, Kishan craves for it!

[@Undisputed_King]

It's the Indian driving mentally

[@Samantha-lu6ht]

It's because he's an experienced driver, having driven in India for a long time so he's got the confidence that a lot of learners won't have.

[@Salma-sy7ux]

I just want to say a huge thanks to the videos you make. I was able to pass my test this week for the first time and a lot of skills were learnt from your videos:)

[@faith3955]

These videos have helped me so much. It taught me ways of dealing with unique situations that haven't happened to me yet, now I feel prepared when something does. It also taught me show me tell me questions without realising. And taught me what would get you a minor/major fault. I had my practical test today and I passed first time with only 1 minor. These videos definitely helped towards that. Thank you cleverview!!

[@ClearviewDriving]

Brilliant well done! 🥰

[@pjg7472]

enjoy watching these. What would be pretty cool is to have a camera position showing the outside/wheels of the vehicle so we can get a real feel for their ability to correctly judge the distance from the curb and other parked vehicles.

[@Keiko_Kitsune]

I dont know if the rear camera was recently added, but i like it! Definitely gives a good idea of how important mirror checks and awareness are. Found myself checking it when it was up.

[@ClearviewDriving]

Hey yes it’s a new addition on some mock tests :)

[@Samantha-lu6ht]

I love the rear camera too. Great addition Aman. 🙌

[@alexanderjones459]

Passed my test (4th time 😂) last week but still gonna keep watching, especially knowing i never have to put myself through the test again!

[@sonnymontana1618]

🥳

[@Undisputed_King]

Don't speak too soon

[@whatdidijustsee9338]

I finally passed on the 2nd November, 4th attempt, 4 minors, hard work pays off!!

[@uroojiqbal3194]

Many congratulations 👏

[@BDTTK9]

He’s a good driver, his mirror checks were mostly on point 👏🏽

[@jeria985]

The look on you when he cut up the white van at the roundabout 😅I wish I had 1 percent of his confidence when changing lanes.

[@freyasr]

passed my test first time today with 4 minors! thanks for all of the videos Aman, they helped a lot :)

[@kishank9978]

what a test😅🤣, will remember the rookie mistakes now. 🙌🙌

[@bilkisakhtar6640]

Lol….no you didn’t!! 😊

[@pinkbettas587]

He’s probably gonna be those bmw drivers that always overtake without looking 😂

[@thedragonbrawler9311]

You know I can't actually see that happening. Sure Kishan may overtake more than average after getting his license but I can't see him tailgating or not checking mirrors. He has demonstrated he can drive safely from this mock test. This is a far cry from the plethora of other mock tests I've seen of possible future reckless drivers.

[@keith6400]

17:00 Kishan demonstrates the art of brake dancing.

[@djamesc]

that emergency stopped shocked the guy getting out of his car 😆

[@rennes27]

8:18 NSX on the right 👀

[@richardclarke9966]

The facial expressions are killer 🤣

[@James_Doyle83]

Nice to see a person from Nottingham here where I'm from

[@outlaw6421]

Definitely got his shoes on the wrong feet. It was like watching the charge of the light brigade.

[@bilkisakhtar6640]

Well done Kishan!!

[@daniellej850]

Whilst in this case he could move over fairly easily out of the way of the emergency vehicle I often find dealing with emergency vehicles difficult. Yes their sirens are going and you should let them past (but only when safe to do so!) if you are in a traffic jam nose to tail and can’t move then you can’t do anything. I had this happen in a tunnel 2 lanes. Only thing any of us could do was manoeuvre ourselves so we were staggered as the traffic inched forward so the ambulance could hop one car length at a time between lanes. The ambulance was in the tunnel with sirens going for nearly 10 minutes. Nothing more we could do.

[@gayaneavetisyan6644]

I was in a similar tunnel situation a few times as well. In my case the tunnel was quite wide, as were the lanes, so everyone moved to the edge of their lane (right to the right, and left to the left), and the ambulances squeezed in between the lanes very nicely.

[@CerebralRiches]

16:20 Dry steering is not a fault in the UK?

[@akj2387]

17:18... Guy didn't even see the wave back.

[@rdu239]

Its an innate gesture, I do it by reflex, even if I dont expect a response back

[@ClearviewDriving]

I was trying to focus on the mock and hot caught off guard 😓 but it’s okay

[@663]

Now that's a serious fault

[@barsorrro]

Lovely video, as always, Aman! I only thought that that severe fault regarding the situation which involved the emergency vehicle was a bit harsh. I think a lot depends on how clearly audible was that siren in the distance when the police car could not yet be seen. If Kishan just failed to hear it or pay attention to it, then fair play. But overall I didn't think he'd done anything massively reproachable by going into the overtaking lane when the middle lane was being held-up pretty badly by a lorry and when none of the cars in that lane was showing any intention to start overtaking it. And as for dealing with the emergency vehicle itself, I think that Kishan did fairly all right considering the circumstances; given sole responsibility, he might have even got off the lane more quickly. It's just a stressful and relatively uncommon situation, which many drivers with much more experience than him often botch up much more badly.

[@ClearviewDriving]

Hey I know It was just a really stressful situation I reviewed the footage back and a lot if the top lane was clearly very early for the undercover car so that’s why the middle lane was slower It was just an unfortunate scenario 😓

[@ClearviewDriving]

I forgot to mention That when he switched into the middle lane It was a fairly sudden change and as soon Kishan was in the middle lane he had a quick look on the right and switched over again. The big class one lorry in the middle lane does obstruct the view of the road and the side mirrors being convex does make vehicles appear further away. Had the green lorry not been there, Kishan would have been able to judge the distance and speed of the vehicle on the right a lot better. Therefore he would have been able to recognise it’s an emergency vehicle approaching at speed. From the perspective of the police vehicle; they approaching from far at speed and everyone was clearing the top lane. Then suddenly a learner car appears and doesn’t move out the way( he approaches behind us within seconds) Having to heavily brake and having to blare the horn. It would have been a lot more dangerous if this had been vulnerable road user, for example a motorbike approaching at speed. That’s why it was a high risk situation. Had the police car been closer, the situation would have devolved much quicker, so overall Kishan needed to check his mirrors thoroughly.

[@keith6400]

Distant Sirens were heard at 12:03 and we decide to moveout into lane 3 at 12:07. We are out the way by 12:22. As soon as sirens were heard most prudent idea, find out from where the noise is coming from and stay in lane. Normally on dual-carriageways the vehicle will come from behind fast if it is travelling the same way as you. If it is oncoming it does not hurt to still follow the same protocol.

[@barsorrro]

@@ClearviewDriving Thank you, Aman, for the thorough explanation! I'm sure you have a better insight into the situation as you probably have more raw footage available to you and, more importantly, you've experienced the whole thing through your own eyes and ears. I didn't want my remark to sound critical or anything. I just thought that -- judging by the footage available to us all here watching -- Kishan's mistake didn't look quite so glaring. I'm wondering if the police car was using its siren all the time. If it were using the siren, then I guess you should have been both been able to hear it from the distance of about 4 - 5 car lengths that it appears to emerge from in the video. And again, I'm not in a position to argue, nor do I want to, but I believe that the way the situation developed here is quite typical of these normal traffic vs emergency vehicle encounters. Unless you can hear (or, more rarely, see) the car well in advance, there's very little chance to get out of its way "in time" (i.e. without making the emergency vehicle slow down). This is natural and something that those emergency vehicle drivers are trained to expect. Honestly, I didn't see any real danger there -- Kishan completed the lane-change manouvre (including tapping off his indicator) while the police car was still blocked by another car on the overtaking lane (and not visible yet). The driver of the emergency vehicle had no reason to expect that the lane ahead was clear and I'm sure they wouldn't be accelerating to the full at that point. I watch a lot of emergency car onboard videos, and based on that experience, I also wouldn't read too much into the blaring of the horn, since it seems to be something of a knee-jerk reaction with many emergency vehicle drivers: they do want to get through fast, so if there's a way to additionally motivate traffic to get out of the way, they will use it :). Again, please don't read what I wrote as a criticism! I only thought that it was more the untypical situation itself than Kishan's bad decisions that lead to it all turning a bit stressful. I also think that the driver of the police car could have shown a little bit more patience -- I have no doubt that they had reasons to be in a hurry, but one is probably risking losing time rather than winning it when putting a learner driver under pressure.

[@barsorrro]

@@keith6400 Well, that's the whole point. In the recording, I cannot hear the sirens (can you?). I can see the caption, but I'm not sure if it appears at the first sound of the sirens or if it simply informs us of one of important factors of the situation occuring _roughly_ at the time. I know Aman is seen making a grimace soon after, but it's unclear if that's a reaction to Kishan's changing lanes and potentially cutting in in front of approaching emergency vehicle, or if she's simply questioning his choice to switch lanes again so quickly. I would venture the guess that the latter is true, because, while I know it's a mock test and not a lesson, I still don't think Aman would let him go into the overtaking lane if she herself had heard the sirens at the point he was starting the manouvre.

[@gabrieleriva_bboykappside]

Since I discovered you have lights turning yellow before getting back to green I always wished we had this thing too. Because of how sudden it is, I stalled a lot of times during my practice lessons with my father and sometimes with the instructor. Then I learned to rise the clutch just that much so that it's almost at the biting point, to be ready to move off. I usually don't use the handbrake at traffic lights as I find it being unpractical especially when you don't know the light are gonna turn green in the blink of an eye, if there's possibility of rolling back I just keep a foot on the brake

[@unsafevelocities5687]

I too live in a country without the red-yellow traffic light state and I agree it would be nice to have. However, I usually pull the handbrake and select neutral (it's better for the clutch and less tiring on your leg) unless I have arrived at a red light late in the cycle and I'm first in the queue. Now I'm not trying to be mean, but the green light appears only sudden because you are staring at the light and nothing else. The trick is to observe the junction to predict whose turn it will be next. If you can see the colour of the traffic light for the other direction(s), this becomes easy -- when the last other direction gets a yellow or red light treat that like the UK's red-yellow for yourself. If you can't see the other colours (some places even use special lenses to stop this), then use the flow of traffic -- keep track of whose turn it is and watch for a break in the traffic or the traffic to slow/stop on the last side to get a turn. Be careful of red light runners making it look like their light is still green! I don't want to sound picky, but it also sounds like you were (are?) launching the clutch a bit too. Stalling is virtually impossible if you provide throttle first (enough to hear the engine note get louder than idle or

[@HaydnG266]

My man loves to overtake

[@rdu239]

The thrill of danger, a lot of learners fears lane changing, Kishan smile at it

[@jamesroughton-smith2377]

I passed my test 1st time 7 years ago I'd love to do one of these too see how I'd get on with 🤣

[@Fahadc]

Is he wearing his shoes the wrong way round??😂😂😂

[@leomoustafacoly9277]

Swear to go I thought the same thing. I thought he was driving while crossing his legs💀🤣

[@beejay6284]

I can't stop laughing 🤣🤣🤣

[@natashashaw2546]

OMG, came to the comments to say exactly this 🤣🤣. Couldn't take my eyes off them

[@nausheenakhtar6700]

I had to look twice 😂😂

[@rosameijering5161]

Ha ha ha

[@ER-ec4uq]

Seems like a nice guy :)

[@bellers01]

Don't rush don't rush.... COME ON GET OUT OF LANE! Fucking instructors like..

[@takenotice5677]

He’s certainly not the worst driver I’ve seen but a few mistakes easily fixable p.s the instructor is gorgeous such a nice smile too 😍

[@isaacsproductions1674]

17:02 out of all of the spaces to reverse into, he chose the worst one. Made it harder for himself.

[@dandk_]

I found it to be easier if anything because the parked cars act as a more obvious guide than the markings on the floor. Doesn't give you much room for error though so I get where you're coming from.

[@windroid_user]

It's like 3D version of the line(s) if that makes sense (think of reversing into width restrictors, in theory lol), I like it as well.

[@betht7414]

wonder if you can do a video on steering, i am currently doing my lessons and have an issue judging how much i need to turn the wheel and also how quick to get the wheel back really hindering my confidence

[@jessamaevillarubin1630]

If you learn how to turn the wheels straight ahead, you 'll be able to gain a lot of confidence in turning dear.

[@jessamaevillarubin1630]

As a beginner, you can practice turning your steering wheel in a full right/left turn. Once you are facing your way, you can bring the wheels back straight by moving in back 2x in your steering wheel.

[@gLORYtOtHEfREEwORLD]

Looks like this drivers got his shoes on wrong feet. But love these videos there Great I’m a driver for 10yrs but habits are goi g now wat hung these thansk

[@xRidu]

8:17 Acura NSX-R

[@BitcoinKal]

Every credit. I wouldn’t have the patience to be a driving instructor 😆

[@keithdearing2847]

He is wearing his shoes on the wrong feet. How did he manage to do that?

[@sidharths6789]

8:17 👀

[@wolverinescratch]

My Lane changing was pretty good because it's so important always indicate

[@heyimprovokie1282]

any one else see that nsx? correct me if im wrong but i believe thats an nsx 8:15

[@lordomargaming6206]

Yeah i saw that too And searching for someone to notice

[@samsilversmile]

he is gonna pass

[@djvdufubcd5932]

If i have to think so much have observation that much not to mention keep changing gears then i am quitting driving before starting to learn

[@ReelFilmProductions]

Think he got you panicking there, he was calm, but got you worried

[@Qurann21]

Hey Aman I've got a question since my test is next week. If I'm at a traffic light waiting to turn left but theres a cyclist next to me or a little behind me, how would I go about that safely? Do I drive off slowly letting the cyclist go or do I wait for them to pass at the light?

[@els_belss]

I know I’m not aman, but you should let the bike go first, I’m pretty sure most traffic lights now have markings that makes sure bikes stop at the front of traffic

[@Qurann21]

@@els_belss thank you so so much ive never been this grateful for a reply. I just really feel like I'll be caught out in that scenario😭

[@els_belss]

@@Qurann21 no problem ! Good luck with your test !!

[@Qurann21]

@@els_belss thank youu its on the 18th. Absolutely bricking it

[@els_belss]

@@Qurann21 honestly I feel that, I was so anxious I failed 3 times because of overthinking. I passed the fourth time last month and I think the only reason I could pass is because I thought I failed in the first 5 mins, so my anxiety kind of just went away because what’s the point in being anxious if I’ve already failed 😭 but real tip, deep breathing is a life saver, do it for 10 mins before your test and during your test when you need to tell your brain to slow down. Lifesaver I tell you

[@preciouspayne723]

Did he passed

[@codychapman8138]

No

[@ClearviewDriving]

His test is tomorrow I think

[@preciouspayne723]

@@ClearviewDriving ok

[@EffeBarker]

Please update us if he passed. My test is at the end of this month

[@lowkisamm2]

20:10 no one gonna say how he moved off in 2nd gear with no problems?

[@summerheathcote2952]

Amen- “you wana get out this lane. Come on get out this lane!!!” Him- gets out the lane Her- “no don’t rush don’t rush! Get out this lane!! How does this make sense? U rushed him

[@milesbashford2891]

Love video

[@maddog6302]

Bro is riding the clutch like a horse 💀

[@Bobby99777]

Didn’t knew you were Punjabi 😅 😂.. nice to know now

[@isaackent2355]

Aman is a strong beautiful eloquent woman, poetic verses sleep contently within her flowing hair, for she's the girl made of Shakespearean sonnets. A red rose of beauty who's forever in bloom, her thorns so sharp, her leaves so fragile, sword in one hand, shield in the other, she stands over her beliefs ready to die. Aman has earned her respect, and deserves ours, too often people throw around sexist remarks in the chat, and then pass them off as casual jokes, but it's never OK to demean women, sexism and objectification all feed into a culture of misogyny, and yes Aman will brush it aside, as she's so chill, so down to earth, so gentle in spirit, but it's disrespectful to her brilliance nonetheless. 🙏🙏

[@gavinalexander3409]

she dont know you lil bro

[@HaydnG266]

Bruh

[@tumbili5375]

These man need to chill out

[@Isabellawithsnsd9]

what the fuck

[@rdu239]

Sorry man, but I think you comment went overboard

[@sanferat00]

26:09

[@safiavlogsuk9521]

👍👍

[@ciarankelly5095]

NSX is watching you 👀

[@ifxrdi5267]

can i book with you im 16

[@els_belss]

You have to be 17…

[@syed5469]

You are looking sooooper dooper beautiful

[@rabiasaha0723]

I love this woman 👠 really beautiful women calmed end 🤩

[@Shxdom]

His biggest mistake was wearing his sisters shoes

[@itsmetwinkerbill]

There is nothing wrong with his shoes.

[@Shxdom]

@@itsmetwinkerbill Bet you’re fun at party’s mate

[@itsmetwinkerbill]

@@Shxdom If your way of being fun at parties is by dissing people for what they wear, then yeah, I definitely wouldn't say I am fun at parties.

[@Shxdom]

@@itsmetwinkerbill called a joke x

[@itsmetwinkerbill]

@@Shxdom how juvenile do you need to be to come to a channel that teaches driving and make fun of someone's shoes. Your "joke" is missing the funny part.

[@Undisputed_King]

He covers the clutch with his foot. Bad habit

[@RohitKumar-gd8vu]

💓

[@sufianahamed7982]

Beautiful Instoctor I like you

[@poriamostafai8560]

When the police car was behind her, she was driving well, but you ruined it and freaked her out.

[@sonyhyd5655]

First comment

[@preciouspayne723]

Second comment

[@ufohood1320]

when i see someone doing blind spot check that guy pull up in my mind

[@tehcod6157]

come out the lane slowly, dont rush, >proceeds to rush him in moving lane.

[@AvatarRedbull]

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