Erin's First Time On The Motorway | Driving Up To 70MPH

Today's driving lesson is all about motorways, the importance of speed and when to change gears. Anticipating early and overtaking traffic in good time.
Erin's first time driving up to 70mph, dealing with hazards and reading road signs.
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[@kirstyvincent74]

Anyone else a fully licenced driver but still loves watching these videos

[@issigonis975]

You had to learn yourself motorways so it was interesting to see how I learnt myself being taught properly. You have to like how she was showing be far more attentive to what is behind and look further ahead because you are going to reach a problem a lot quicker than you think. I like motorway driving except for two things, when it comes to a halt you are stuck and dealing with poorly marked spiral roundabouts I don't know getting on and off.

[@Lavin.]

I honestly dont know what it its haha. I used to watch aman's videos before my test and it was a habit so now im just continuing I guess haha

[@Blasian-Couple]

me too

[@nerkfumgogi798]

i never learned on highways... fastest i drove was maybe 80 kph on a connecting road outside city limits, it was scary at first when i was by myself, but you get used to it and it requires a lot less attention than in the city with pedestrians and narrow roads with parked cars, on the other hand a mistake on the highway can be fatal.

[@byronchavarria4954]

Licensed

[@angelinageorge5129]

OMG! Aman was my driving instructor several years ago! Thanks to her I passed with ease! No idea she made videos, such a pleasant surprise. Hope you're well! :)

[@RobertGMII]

I did my test in her area not knowing she was even there then ran into familiar roundabouts during videos and was like "damn Aman could've been my instructor; it would've been amazing to have her!" nice to hear you passed, I did about a month ago and I'm excited to get on the roads!

[@kaamilahk8653]

i really love how you take small breaks during the driving lessons to reassure your students. It's a thoughtful approach that creates a positive learning experience. love your videos 🥹🫶🏼

[@lacie.w]

This is really nice to chill when students are overwhelmed

[@Mike_5]

It's easy to criticise Learner Drivers but we all had to start somewhere and the Motorway is a fun place and Erin definitely has her own special style of driving on them

[@_Jem_]

I always hang back if a learner is in front of me just because I can still remember how awful it felt when I was learning. 28 years ago but I can still remember 😂

[@falconvelocity]

Defo! Everyone started from zero experience. I still think all drivers should have lessons every so many years. Stamp out bad habbits. Prime examples we can all learn from here. Videos like this are great. Well done driver and instructor.

[@TheTradge]

It's so annoying when people honk their horns at learners, as if they've never been learners themselves! 🤬 just give them extra time, they will be nowhere near as experienced as you!

[@Mike_5]

@@TheTradge For sure !!

[@GT380man]

@@_Jem_Ditto, for me, it was riding underpowered small motorcycles.

[@rowdogspeaks5900]

I passed my test two years ago but am still nervous driving on motorways! I think it's the variety of speed, momentum and having to always be thinking about everything happening around you. It's taking me a lot of time to get confident with it, videos like this really help! Thanks.

[@SrdjanRosic]

Plan a 5-6-8 hour driving road trip with a second driver, so you can swap at some points, I promise it'll be interesting. You'll probably see some idiots going 90-100mph, you'll get to see trucks moving huge amounts of air causing cross winds for you, you'll get to feel tired and unaware of it, when you're done and near your destination you'll feel drained you'll start noticing subtle inability to gauge incline/decline rate, eventually you'll be on local roads, tons of signage but your brain will still be focusing on motorway driving and not mode switching. Do it, it'll be fun, there's fun stuff far away that you can just pick up and go and get to. Stretch your brain you'll be good.

[@Kayrenice_Naturals]

@@SrdjanRosicthis is definitely something I need to do aswel!!

[@pinroshan020]

You’ll get used to it eventually

[@byronchavarria4954]

@@SrdjanRosic That Happens Alot On US Motorways Like The Grand Central Parkway Cross Island Parkway Wantagh Parkway Madowbrook State Parkway Northern State Parkway Belt Parkway And Southern State Parkway Where A Bunch Of Jackasses Going 90-100 MPH (150-160 km/h) In Front Of Me However The New York State Troopers Pulled Over A Bunch Of Idiots For Doing That Stupid Stunt In Front Of Me When I Pass By Them While The State Trooper Gives Every Idiot A Ticket.

[@SrdjanRosic]

@@byronchavarria4954 I have a copy of a ticket for doing 115mph in CA from 15y ago. Apparently, CHP spotted me from patrolling the opposite direction, double backed over the median ditch and it took them nearly 15 minutes to catch up in their crown vic (was doing 150 at times). I was almost in NV. CHP, was surprisingly super nice. But, most people doing 100mph+, however, have very little experience with their car at high speeds, and are doing one off pulls, in traffic, weaving lanes, undertaking, etc.. not good.

[@jessicariley1259]

I just got back from my driving test and I passed first time with ZERO minors! I'm so happy, these videos were so incredibly helpful honestly don't think I would've done so well without watching this channel!!!

[@LOVEASMR89]

Could you pls tell me a little about your test. I'm practising driving too .

[@ClearviewDriving]

Brilliant!! That’s honestly amazing!! 🤩 glad the videos have been helpful 🥰🥰

[@jessicariley1259]

@@LOVEASMR89 of course! I learnt in an automatic as I hated driving manual which made me stop learning to drive originally. My test was predominantly on a country road with a 60 speed limit, I was asked to park up on the left 4 times and my manoeuvre was reverse bay park at the end of the test in the test centre. I was crazy nervous before the test in the waiting room but as soon as I got in the car I really calmed down telling myself “I’m ready, I can do this, I can drive” the examiner didn’t talk to me apart from giving me directions but the 40 minutes went by really fast

[@LOVEASMR89]

@jessicariley1259 OK. Yes, I'm learning in automatic too. Thanks a lot for sharing.

[@yuenkentsang9446]

U must be quite young lol I passed mine driving test in 2006. Driving test was a bit different.

[@elelegidosf9707]

"I don't even know how to get out of here", said Erin. Don't worry about that - it's exactly the same for me on many of my drives in London, and I've been driving for more than 30 years! Remember that there will always be places that you do not know / that you've never been to before - never be disheartened by not knowing where a way out is; it doesn't matter if it's the way out of a town or out of a car park. This is one of the great things about driving - the discovering of new places, and the skills you learn will help you deal with any situation that you come across. Granted, most places that you discover will be more fulfilling and enriching experiences than the car park of Beaconsfield Services. Finally, I think that your level of driving ability is high already, and you'd be more than justified in having a lot more confidence in your abilities! 👍

[@bencook1663]

Passed my test Monday - 2 minors! With 15 hours of lessons Been watching your videos religiously as my instructor wasn't *that great*, you really helped build my confidence! - Bought my first car yesterday it's ready Saturday will be watching to increase my confidence daily as a solo driver now! Thank you Clearview!

[@lyricaljaffacakes2946]

Gawan lad, what car is it

[@AlanNguyen-bj8gk]

Keep driving daily and you will improve from your minors. Practice make perfect is the right advice after getting your DL.

[@shalom3276]

Amazing congrats :)

[@recall2880]

Very dangerous to pass your test with two minors in the car

[@recall2880]

Very dangerous to pass your test with two minors in the car

[@barsorrro]

That was fun to watch! Nice to see how quickly Erin adapted to the higher speeds -- it's a really good sign she even managed to go slightly over the limit momentarily.

[@dipakrawal1509]

Nothing nice about the high speeds, they make it a trivial video, but have you witnessed an aftermath of a fatal motorway collision, speed kills!!

[@barsorrro]

@@dipakrawal1509 Not really sure what you mean. The speed limits set by the legislator are always very conservative -- i.e. low. The legislator knows they are establishing the limits for drivers of various skill-levels and natural predispositions to drive cars. Also, the limits hardly evolve while the cars are getting safer all the time (both in terms of structural strength, as well as active driving-assist systems and additional safety equipment). There is an unavoidable, inherent risk at using any type of vehicle, but -- same as with, let's say, germs in your surroundings -- there's a balance between prudence and phobia. Speed doesn't kill. What kills is the lack of attention, the lack of skill/training, bravado, etc. You're certainly more at risk riding your bike at 20 mph in a city than driving a car at 70 mph on a motorway. Having said that, you obviously need to build up to that speed, so that both your reflexes and your awerness of what your imputs will do to the car at a given speed become adequate.

[@chinapig71]

@@dipakrawal1509 No speed absolutely does not kill, it is the inappropriate use of speed tthat kills. Big difference.

[@jasonking1284]

@dipakrawal1509 Wrong. Speed does not kill. The wrong Speed given the conditions kills. End of story.

[@florianmeier3186]

​@@dipakrawal1509What kind of speed? That is really slow for motorways in most European countries the limit is 130km/h and the motorway was also almost empty. That is good to begin with, but nothing challenging.

[@superlasse2468]

Aman's compassion is so beautiful. I wish every instructor was like this 🥲

[@perryboots3017]

Erin is doing so well with her lessons and this lesson first time on the motorway she handled it really well

[@isaackent2355]

25:24 The clouds in the sky, things I can't help but notice. It's incredible the art one finds in the sky. I am the shadow, I am the light Sometimes I'm grey, sometimes I'm white I am the thunder, and I am the rain I am the water, and I am the flame I am a rainbow just waiting to form I wander the world, and yet… I'm no one at all.

[@SongBillong]

Brilliantly calm teaching. No wonder Erin did so well!

[@kirstylouuise]

i want to say a massive thank you for this video. i passed a year ago and yesterday i did my first proper motorway drive alone & watching this video beforehand calmed my nerves & helped me understand things a lot more (such as joining, looking out for signs, roadmarkings etc) so thank you so much😄

[@HaydnG266]

The thumbnail implies it will also be Erin's last 😂

[@user-rv8xv8pw2b]

😂😂😂

[@ClearviewDriving]

Haha naa 🤣

[@road_runner3k]

​@@ClearviewDrivingErin never wants to leave, she will stay there for yrs if she wants to, she should be your best friend!!! 🤣🤣😜😜👊👊

[@kevohkimxhar254]

🤗🤗🤗

[@yungthug2403]

@@ClearviewDrivingjust hear me out, has it ever occurred to you or Erin that she may have ADHD? I’ve watched a few videos of her and it seems like she ticks some boxes, I know because I have it

[@JDizzle1491]

I drove on the motorway today for the first time since passing my test. This video was a massive help with my confidence! Thank you Aman and Erin! All the best

[@byronchavarria4954]

I Drove On The Motorway Called The Cross Island Parkway

[@gilliancullen1409]

This is so cool. Learners werent allowed on motrorways when i learned to drive and even now i have friends who are nervous on them because they were never shown how to do it! Great job Erin and Aman!

[@Brevard1986]

I didn't realise there was a change for 2018 for learner drivers. This is fantastic! Good job, Erin and I hope your confidence builds. I took a separate motorway lesson after I passed my driving test and remarked to my teacher that all new drivers should have a lesson on safely entering and exiting motorways etc. I hope more and more drivers get trained as well as this for motorways.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

Pretty sure you're only allowed on the motorway with an ADI though, not just practicing with your dad. It wasn't allowed in my day anyway. I think it's a good change to let learners on because in my day you had the absurd situation of newly passed drivers with ZERO motorway experience, often going out unaccompanied or needing to take Pass Plus i.e. more lessons. However large parts of the UK aren't served by motorways. My nearest is an hour away.

[@shadycharacters1934]

@@halfbakedproductions7887A trained instructor and I think dual controls are required too

[@James_Doyle83]

In Nottingham there is a instructor that has a separate lesson for motorway she does other lessons too as motorway as that's the person I'm going with for normal lessons and motorway so I'm safe on the motorway once I pass on my normal lessons as I feel we all should do motorway lessons once passing your normal lessons for safety good luck on all of people here taking lessons and pass your tests

[@nerradus]

Yeah I didn't think you were allowed on the motorway as a learner , extra lessons after passed test would be good for motorways though

[@justinefleming7756]

Wow such a lovely driving instructor, she's just lovely and chilled.

[@lukaswilliam97]

They way you teach your students is so great! Also I love to see how the roads and basically everything is so different in the UK than from mainland Europe. Keep on the good work!

[@daviemac9925]

Erin that was impressive! You should be proud of yourself. Keep up the good work I'm looking forward to seeing your next video.

[@AlexHunter-hj1pd]

Just passed my test first time an hour ago! Zero minors….. up until I pulled into the test centre and parked up forgetting it was in gear😅😂 Your videos really helped as I didn’t do any lessons with an instructor so thanks for the videos!

[@ClearviewDriving]

Brilliant well done!! 🤩🤩 I’m glad the videos have been helpful 🥰

[@cnsmooth]

Wicked, well done mate!!

[@kylereese4822]

@@ClearviewDriving Yes or No.... Tesla Model S Plaid achieves record 216 mph top speed kzbin.info/www/bejne/Zn-cZppupbJpe8k&pp=ygURdGVzbGEgbW9kZWwgcyAyMTY%3D

[@picklestheswift]

Well done 👍

[@louiseh6054]

I passed today with 3 minors I’m so happy 3rd time really is a charm

[@barryclements62]

Wonderful lesson. I'm a retired instructor of thirty year's experience and I never stopped learning from other teachers. You had a good mix of instructions and allowing student to plan her actions. This driver will think and plan for herself in her future driving. Great job ..

[@SteveMcIlhennie]

What did you learn from this video?

[@jefferytinull9933]

Don’t know why these videos are so addicting, I’ll be taking my test in September but I’m in Australia, at least we drive on the same side

[@LB-rj7fj]

Also Australian, our test is easy as. As long as you take it easy and safely you'll do just fine.

[@HaydnG266]

But you do drive upside down

[@ClearviewDriving]

😆 glad the videos have helped 🥰 good luck

[@byronchavarria4954]

@@ClearviewDriving And It Helped Even Though Live In The US NYS Your Videos Are Inspiring About Driving On The Motorways (Parkways) Most Motorways Also Known As Parkways In The United States Most Particularly In The East Coast Of New York State The Speed Limit Is 55 MPH (90 km/h) Particularly On The Northern State Parkway Meadowbrook State Parkway Wantagh Parkway Ocean Parkway Sunken Meadow And Satigkos Parkway William Floyd Parkway And Southern State Parkway And In NYC 50 MPH (80 km/h) Most Particularly The Grand Central Parkway Cross Island Parkway Belt Parkway Jackie Robinson Parkway Other Restrictions Include On The Motorway Is You Will Find Saying Passenger Cars Only (NYC) Queens Brooklyn Bronx Staten Island Manhattan Boroughs Or No Commercial Vehicles (LI) Suffolk/Nassau Counties This Means No Trucks (Lorries) Buses Large Vans School Buses Or Any Commercial Vehicles Are Permitted To Enter Unless Going South To Jones Beach From Sunrise Highway During Summertime. The Reason Why Big Commercial Vehicles Don't Enter The Motorway Is Because Of Height Clearance And Low Bridges Developed By Robert Moses In The Last Century. Striking The Motorway Stone Bridges Causing Damage Can Result In Penalties For Commercial Vehicle Drivers. ALSO Note That Speed Is Enforced By The New York State Police Or Local Police/Sheriffs Patrol Units On All Motorways Except The Cross Island Parkway And Grand Central Parkway This Means Anyone Going 65 70 75 80 85 Or 90 MPH (105 110 120 130 140 150 km/h) Is Considered Speeding And They Don't Hesitate To Pull Any Driver Over And Hand Them A Hefty Speeding Ticket Increased Insurance Premiums And License Dermerit Points. Again For Your Information Motorways Are Called PARKWAYS In The East Cast Of The United States And I Suggest You Drive I The United States East Coast Parkways In NYC Or Long Island Which Recommend It To You Very Respectfully For Example The Meadowbrook State PArkway Northern State Parkway Cross Island or Grand Central Parkway So You Experience It Yourself And Have An Idea How Our State Parkways Are Handled Similarly Like UK Motorways. And Always Keep Right Unless Overtaking (Passing) Because We Drive On The Right Side Of The Road) And Speed Limits Are In MPH Miles Per Hour But Kilometers Per Hour km/h For Conversion Purposes. Heres A Video What A US Motorway (Parkway) Looks Like. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rInRl5mJaLFki7ssi=PWy43MCuizsWD1q1

[@jamiecanon8940]

What a great instructor, explaining everything and using the correct lanes!! Brilliant 👌🏼

[@jenniferstevens9178]

Can't wait to see this! I've had to put my driving lessons on pause for a little while so these videos have been great to watch as I feel like I can learn new stuff and when I can drive again I will be able to (hopefully) put what I've learnt into practice.

[@pawelenczewski7900]

I don't know why so many learners are scared when driving On motorway. I am not scared at all. Maybe a little when overtaking big lorries

[@jenniferstevens9178]

@@pawelenczewski7900 I personally am not really scared of it, I think it's just because it's at higher speeds compared to most roads we are used to driving on

[@Lilyrev]

I’m taking a break at the moment too, but I love these videos

[@Francesco-M]

5:12 "Can you see his mirrors, Erin?" As an Italian trucker, I can't simply thank you enough for teaching THIS to your learner. People (especially Italians here) can't really understand it and rather prefer to follow you as close as possible for unknown reasons.

[@Little_Sidhe]

If you see their mirrors does that mean you're too close?

[@benjamin-jp93]

​@@Little_Sidheif you can't see their mirrors they can't see you.

[@matthewtoes6433]

What a fantastic instructor so calm with a very nervous driver at the wheel the instructor is excellent at building her confidence

[@1960JB]

I have driven for over 45 yrs for work and business and must say " What an Excellent demonstration of Instructing " Calm, Precise and Reassuring 🌝

[@hannahbarrick2547]

Nice video! The first time I went on the Motorway was just after I passed my test (this was before learner drivers were allowed to go on the motorway). I was nervous and so I did the Pass Plus course with the same instructor who taught me. I remember at first I had a similar issue in that I was going too slow for like the first couple of minutes. My instructor just said "So what's the national speed limit?" I answered and he just looked at me, smiled, and said "well, go on then! speed up a little." It was definitely not as scary as I first thought though, but can totally relate to Erin's initial concern about going on the motorway. She did an amazing job!

[@AlanMacdonald-on6nd]

You girls are so full of the giggles, love viewing your videos

[@Lilian040210]

It's so strange seeing Aman having to tell Erin to speed up, usually everyone gets excited when you go out of city and have to be reminded there is still a speed limit there :P

[@sadiqalam2815]

With experience this will happen

[@tsaba2319]

Yes

[@jayess9677]

Passed my test 7 weeks ago. Will be doing my first slip road on to a motorway tomorrow. Your videos are always so helpful! 🫡🙌🏽

[@patcmx]

The instructor was very good, clear and considered instruction in a calming encouraging way, very impressive

[@theturk7837]

One of the nicest instructors.

[@MrCejw]

My first drive on a motorway was the week after I'd passed my test and I drove myself and my mate to university, 150 miles away. Admittedly that was a long time ago in 1982, but it was still a baptism of fire.

[@RoxusRemo]

Best way to do it!

[@50kevind]

Similar to me., also 1982. Five days after passing test drove 250 miles on motorways up to Glasgow in a Ford Escort van for work. Did about another 300 while up there on every kind of road you can think of in 4 days and then another 250 back down to home on Friday. My employer definitely had his money’s worth out of me by agreeing to pay for my lessons.

[@byronchavarria4954]

240 Kilometers

[@isaackent2355]

Erin done really well for her first time on the motorway, I can understand her comment of feeling like she's not in control of the car, as on the motorway one can become a passenger due to the lack of needed input. It's an adjustment , as she's so used to driving around build up areas where input is needed constantly. It can also be very deceptive, she looks comfortable at that speed, when road is clear, but you can see her inexperience when the road gets busy, and large vehicle get close, but this is the case with everyone learning, she's on the right path though 🙏🙏

[@peteiswriteingnow]

What a good driving instructor Aman is patient explains everything sensibly doesn't overdo any mistakes, if anyone can get you through the test its her, credit to her job.

[@imcarmelamae]

I passed a week ago and this came at a right time as I’m picking up my car tomorrow and driving on a motorway for the first time by myself 😅

[@ClearviewDriving]

Well done!! Well I hope the video was useful, motorways are easier than busy roads but you have to be confident to speed up and plan really well ahead Hope it goes well :)

[@byronchavarria4954]

@@ClearviewDrivingMotorways Are Called Parkways In The USA 🇺🇸 East Coast Motorways Are 55 MPH Not 70 MPH And It’s Enforced By The New York State Police No Commercial Vehicles On The Motorways Like Buses Trucks (Lorries) Or Any Commercial Vehicles Signs Indicate Either PASSENGER CARS ONLY Or NO COMMERCIAL VEHICLES With A Height Clearance But No Body Manages Their Speeds And Everyone Is Speeding But Be Careful With Troopers One If The Motorways I’ve Driven Is The Meadowbrook State Parkway Cross Island Parkway Grand Central Parkway Southern State Parkway Sunken Meadow Parkway And Northern State Parkway.

[@CozyBunni]

@@byronchavarria4954 no one cares

[@chantalmulasi5663]

I really love this instructor she's always smiling 😃

[@jamesm875]

Never forget a sign on a Instructors Learner Driver Car. " Back off, remember where I sit you once sat " . More people need to pay attention to that.

[@eivom1]

Learners are lucky these days to get motorway lessons! Great lesson to have. I had to wait to do pass plus with my instructor to do some motor way driving

[@amberlippiett2716]

Passed my test today!! Your videos helped me a lot to pass, was my third test and I had 3 minors

[@hogwild5844]

Good lesson however i would say the most important lesson my dad taught me about gears is to change all the way up and all the way down like a step programme. I appreciate this was her first time on the motorway and it takes time to get used to changing gears while doing everything else.

[@danielharmer6072]

I passed my test 18 months ago tbs ago, i never covered motorways as part of my learning and did very little dual carriageway work either due to the roads round my way! It can be very intimidating as you’re doing things at 70 that you have much more time to do when you’re going at 30, I drove the whole of the M27 from Chichester to Burley and after 15 minutes I felt pretty comfortable and was confident in judging distance and changing lanes/overtaking. Glad I’ve done it now as I’ve been avoiding them since I passed.

[@A_R1107]

this channel is really helping me with driving lessons and mock tests thank you! ❤

[@aprilsummers6447]

Erin is progressing which is good ofc but at this level she should be able to know when to gear up without prompt.

[@RoverNathan]

i think she is also a little afraid to put her foot down as well which i understand for her first time on the motorway but makes it easier for everyone if she does 70

[@wrightwoodwork]

@@RoverNathan it's just confidence it will come

[@SC-hi6tp]

didnt realise you were her driving instructor

[@kirmetthe96]

First timw on a motorway can be hella scary especially when u have passed ur test and been driving a whole different car and got used to the sounds of that car then to go into a different car on a busy motorways is daunting. She did amazing especially for her first time. Just think dule carriages are like "mini" motorway ( the 70 mph ones) the ones by me have up to 5 lane's! Its no different on the motorway... expect everyone to pull out in front of you, cut you up and that no one else has indicators. Be ready to safly stop if necessary, slow down or move lane's just the same as dule carriages, only difference is you can go from one end of country to other on one road without really having to go on different speed roads 😊

[@carthstar]

Hey Aman I drive 44 tonne hgv for a living would be great to see you do some hgv lessons keep up the good work

[@AbiNephilim]

I'm so glad you made this video Aman! I've had my license since October last year, however I passed in Guernsey where there are no motorways so I need to learn about what the rules are before I go visit my hometown in the UK so thank you!

[@Isleofskye]

A very important tip is when needing to get into the middle lane from the outside(overtaking) labe and you see another driver from the inside lane wanting to do the same thing ensure you are AHEAD of them so they can,clearly ,see you,also ,want to get into that labe.

[@pizzamania3415]

Erin looks so innocent, quit confident than before. ❤

[@rawanali8106]

I can’t wait for this! Much love aman ❤️

[@katebts89]

I passed on Friday with 2 minors! honestly i watched alot of driving videos, yours are the best, thankyou 🥰 im really scared about going on the motorway! 😬

[@recall2880]

Don’t do it. The motorway is dangerous and you’ll instantly meet the grim reaper 😂

[@ClearviewDriving]

Well done!! 👏🏽👏🏽🥰

[@thomasfy4]

I passed my test 13 years ago and I’m so obsessed with these videos

[@ClearviewDriving]

🥰🥰

[@Magnate1992]

Aman. You are such a great instructor ❤. Well done Erin btw 👏🏼

[@hogwild5844]

Also pleased to see you teaching her to look ahead. Absolutely bash that message over and over and over. Its the biggest problem with motorists in this country. They rarely look beyond the end of their own bonnet.

[@50kevind]

Absolutely. I was lucky because in addition to having lessons with a driving school, my boss (who was paying for my lessons) had a friend who worked for the ambulance service teaching new recruits to drive the ambulances who also gave me some extra lessons. He taught me so much about reading the road as far as you could see ahead including what pedestrians were doing at the same time because if you’re like me, you’ll know they are also unpredictable and regularly step out into the road without looking

[@tsc5232]

I passed my second driving test 2 weeks ago thanks to your videos, I only got 1 minor!!!!

[@billienomates1606]

No money on earth could make me do this job. It must give you nightmares and your stress levels must be of the scale, Respect.

[@skcoll3086]

Congratulation! To be the first time, Erin drives very well on the highway even with a manual vehicle.

[@sammah-lammah527]

4:04 Erin screaming and aman jumping out of her skin was hilarious 😂😂😂

[@sstevensuperbike9964]

Just a little tip for newbies to the motorway, hgv lorries are limited to 56mph. As soon as your above that be mindful you will be catching them up etc

[@evehosgood]

I have had almost 30 hours, got my test in September and I have not been in the motorway 😂 my instructor said if I want after I pass I can take ‘ motorway lessons ‘ 🤷‍♀️

[@ClearviewDriving]

Ahaha well motorways is more miles and more fuel. Plus instructors should only take learners on the motorway when they are capable. (Not saying that you’re not capable) some instructors don’t take leaners on motorways unless they do pass plus once they’ve passed their test

[@evehosgood]

@@ClearviewDriving Yes totally get you, to get to the M4 from my house it’s about a 20 min drive anyhow so not directly accessible. I have got up to 60 on National speed limit roads

[@bruceyu118]

​@ClearviewDriving I thought learners are not allowed to go onto motorways, only the dual carriagewaies are allowed. This is what my last instructor told me before I pass my test. please correct me if I got the wrong concept! anyways thanks a lot for the contents! much love ❤❤

[@nearlyretired7005]

​@@ClearviewDriving Some learners are safer,and more capable than a lot of qualified drivers!

[@wrightwoodwork]

@@bruceyu118 dual control car with a qualified instructor. Just not allowed with friends and family to drive

[@cx6894]

I've passed my driving years ago but this is oddly relaxing

[@DriveWithG]

passed but still watching. your videos are always helpful. thank you Aman💖

[@ClearviewDriving]

Well done and thank you for watching 🥰

[@simiimran2598]

Lovely driving instructor puts you at ease

[@zackaplowitz]

I think she’d really benefit from a lesson focused on when to commit at traffic lights… Whether I’m driving or cycling (yes I stop at red lights when cycling, crazy concept isn’t it) I either verbally or mentally say the word “through” when I’m no longer going to stop if the lights change to amber. Then if they change there’s no decision to make - if I haven’t said it then I stop, if I have then I continue.

[@idkwhatever7947]

Erin is so funny love to see her progress!

[@kareemlawson878]

Took my dad to Heathrow for the first time using the m4 I forced myself to take him for a change so I can just get on with the anxiety with the motorway and I bloody loved it😂. I practically drive like I’m on the motorway already though when I have space on normal road lol, only difference is that I have more space and time to switch lanes. I feel good about them now

[@Hoschie-ww7io]

Putting your foot down (U.K. version): 70 mph Putting your foot down (German version): 200 km/h +

[@yessir1076]

I have my lincese for over a year now but I’ve never been on motorway since then. I’m just scared to go there on my own 😂 I need a instructor like you for couple motorway lessonss to be honest, so I get past that damn fear 😂

[@RoxusRemo]

Just go for it. Go on later in the day on a weekday (after 8pm) it will be quiet. Sat nav takes care of it all. It's honestly so much calmer and less stressful than driving around a city centre where you have to brake all the time, deal with lots of parked cars and pedestrians. You just sit in a big lane at 70 and chill out. You'd be suprised once you get on how easy it is. Just pay attention to your speed and others around and in front of you.

[@DS-um9hi]

If you really are fearful contact who taught you to drive, I am sure they will gladly give you a couple of motorway lessons. Also, not sure if pass plus is still a thing but I did that after my test (many years ago) not only was it good experience I got lower insurance premiums too.

[@JReiid]

It’s not that bad, I was on the M25 not too long ago and that wasn’t even as bad as it’s made out to be. Just try it and take your time, just stay to the left lane til you build your confidence up, don’t feel the need to overtake if you don’t have to or keep up with the maniacs

[@Isleofskye]

Very sensible to get an older car,after you pass as you are far more likely to get knocks in your first year, and that decreases with every subsequent year. The problem in the first year is lack of experience and, thus, anticipation and, often, you hear new drivers say "It wasn't my fault" after a knock but then, with greater experience they, THEN, realise it, probably,was their mistake in that first year.

[@bryonyvincent2998]

I did a motorway driving lesson with my instructor before I passed and I definitely feel that it helped with my confidence with lessons after!

[@SirCodezyy]

Your not even allowed to drive on a motorway as a learner so your instructor was super nice!

[@ox4920]

​@@SirCodezyy you can go on the motorway now in the UK with an instructor

[@hogwild5844]

Oh also catch 22 but might be worth teaching her about the tap to indicate as most modern cars will flash 3 or 4 times only if you tap the stalk rather than click it which means you dont need to think about resetting.

[@wrightwoodwork]

For your first time on the motorway you're doing good. The more forward you can look and also the further back you can look. If you can watch the cars from behind and watch the gap you want to take it will help . Also think of where the other cars cam go so ife you want to go into the middle lane and a car is in the middle lane with no one in the 3rd they will most likely use the 3rd lane if they are paying attention which then helps you out. So think I want to do that and I want them to do that

[@pawelenczewski7900]

I don't know why so many learners are scared when driving On motorway. I am not scared at all. Maybe a little when overtaking big lorries

[@wrightwoodwork]

@pawelenczewski7900 probably the speeds and overwhelmed by it all. As long as you're looking as far ahead as you can see and also as far back as you can see . Generally you are fine. The hardest part is probably the entry onto the motorway. The secret is to match the speed of the traffic already on. Its no use doing 70 when the traffic is traveling at 40 as you will crash and the same if you are doing 40 you are going to struggle to get on with people doing 70 and even more.

[@leeholden8658]

I had to learn the motorways fast. After passing my test in November 2021 (in a A class auto) I Bought my first car from a dealer in Burnley in March last year and had to drive all the way back to South Manchester with no real motorway lessons apart from a small stretch at 50mph. That said, in the fifteen months of owning the car I’ve now covered over 12,000 miles (social miles only)

[@oscars4107]

I've been cut up so many times on that flaming approach to those services in and out by maniacs, so we'll done Erin 👌

[@MsFunnybones67]

Well done Erin ! 👏👏👏

[@CLT_Chaotic]

Passed my test yesterday with 3 minors, thanks for the tips.

[@kkingthemotivationalspeake1576]

Love the video Aman you are amazing

[@Tadiwanashe_atc]

This was such a good video, it really helped me focus on the signs better 👍🏾

[@OliverTrist]

8:16…. Thank you, thank you, thank you; you uttered the single most important rule of driving on modern motorways!

[@byronchavarria4954]

Parkways

[@ElDragow]

Erin is so fit man, wow!

[@katiebrownlee1975]

"🎵Think about the left side of your car🎵" 🤣 It's the "don't even think about it" for me. Meaning, let me completely overthink every move I'm making, and panic obsessively. 🤣

[@cosmicdebris2223]

amazing that it wasn't until as late as 2018 before learner drivers also participated on motorway driving (learning), even if it's only 10 mph more than on country roads.

[@simongreenidge6454]

Lack of Blind Spot checks? Good use of side mirrors, but Erin did not seem to be checking her "blind spot" before changing lanes (particularly over her right shoulder).

[@georgescuclaudiu9257]

In Romania instructor have clutch and brake too. To brake when is necessary. It is some modifications to car.

[@UnbeatenPlayzMinecraftandmore]

Same in UK cars

[@PatrickBijvoet]

Missed the live. But I think Erin is going to be a Formula 1 driver in a few years. Just to be serious, nice observation with the first round about. Well done Erin! Did you take the coffee i gave you last week together with her Aman? Finaly, beautiful trailer at 16:14.

[@aziznejati7655]

Got to admit I was a chauvinist, 50-year-old driver. But this instructor is probably the best I have ever seen . M or F!

[@sztrapesz]

I surprised that Erin was so calm on the motorway! This is a main thing to drive anywhere, to be relaxed. I had just 1 main thing what was strange for me, but it not just at Erin, actually a lot of drivers do this thing: wrong (or not the best) seating position. She lift up her heads a lot of time to see better, instead of lift up the seat to higher position. I see this a lot of times on the road and it is not safe at all. In the insight camera showed me as well, her chin was too close to the steering wheel. The 2nd problem was just a minor thing, but connecting with the seat position as well. The legs have to be totally stretched when you push the pedals to the end. Her legs were too close to 90 degrees position. It means for a longer journey they can be painful. So my suggestion, lift up the seat and push back a little bit! It will change a lot for the future. If I can be with Erin, I teach her more for the gear shifting procedure, because she was uncertain and slow a lot of times. I am a taxi driver now (with 36 years old driving licence), but I wasn't better, when I was in her position. So, respect for her!

[@ForTheForsaken]

Good girl Erin, you did great on the motorway love!

[@LeanderMathias]

Much love Erin ❤

[@propanbutan4634]

Erin has everything

[@thecustomizednation1111]

What you mean

[@portman8909]

Simp. She’s got a bf like every other girl over 18.

[@byronchavarria4954]

Except Driving On The Meadowbrook Parkway Which Is The Toughest Motorway

[@matty7758]

The state of these roads is a metaphor for the overall country. Appalling!

[@elvira9961]

Okay matty.

[@TemporalBarrage]

​@@elvira9961Matty is a real one for this

[@BaoTieuActor]

Erin did really well! Great video. Even nearly rear ending the blue Honda was quite cute!😂

[@carlb2429]

Well done to the driver and to the instructor, I love the video!

[@gsrcannell3769]

Gis had me howling Aman with the seatbelt and moments later Erin with i guess was a low flying bird 😂 keep the great work qnd help for everyone Aman

[@ClearviewDriving]

Hahah yes it was a pigeon 🤣

[@nathelmx3941]

Didn't know Aman had vocals 😂❤ 2:15

[@ClearviewDriving]

🤣🤣

[@dospalmascb]

Amazing to see the london orbital car park with spaces lol. great video, thanks for sharing. where I live, the nearest motorway is 1.5 hours away and is only 2 lanes.

[@JurivonStolzenberg14]

I drive every day on motorway and main challenge are driver who so not keep eye on other drivers , eye only on little screens , don't integrate into the general flow of vehicles. Swimming wirh the flow and switching lanes safely with some different.tial speed , leaving distance and looking ahead , seems a challenge no for computer screen fixed generation. No idea of 4D movements. Probably the lack of sports in primary school😅

[@C.h.l.o.e]

its our girrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrl erin! go on sweetie!