Started off really well.. and then there were a few SCARY BITS!

[@jackgaffney3564]

Forever impressed by all the details Aman notices while shes with a learner. Remembering all the cars, the faults, the turns, the looks. Unbelievable!

[@LessiGiannotti2179]

Aww her confidence looks shattered after that 😢 the silence makes your anxiety go into overdrive. Glad it was only a mock and hopefully she’s took everything on board and passes with flying colours. Good luck 🤞🏻🤞🏻

[@AM-dk5ym]

That's why mocks are so important, gets your anxiety over with and you used to the pressure and silence. My last instructor didn't bother with them, classic sign you're being milked lol

[@Lilian040210]

When I had my first test I almost yeeted the car into a fence, because I was trained on old van trucks and the amount of acceleration you have to put in is drastically different. Had an instuctor swear-yell at me but I survived the embarrassment somehow (with like a 100 people watching)😅

[@Fahimisthebestyoutuber]

Your*

[@Bob17690]

@@AM-dk5ymI’ve never done a mock test with both my instructors but I got on alright even though I think it’s best to do at least one mock test before the real one. I guess it’s down to personal preference.

[@AM-dk5ym]

Clearview driving is one instructor who thinks they're absolutely necessary. I agree with her. Driving relying on the instructor doesn't help you. A mock test is only driving without instruction its not hard lol@@Bob17690

[@bikotheanimator6169]

14:38 Evil voice: "Don't know why I stopped, actually." Aman looks over at her thinking, "What did she say? She's crazy." hahaha

[@rap1dapple]

Despite the serious faults she drives the car really well. Just practice your awareness, I had trouble making decisions before I passed but the quicker you learn to adapt and plan early, the better and calmer you will feel! You got this

[@posiub]

20:56 love the subtle hint to her moving off without a signal 🤣🤣

[@GreatGamer28]

12:30 reminds me of something i read online. A good driver will occasionally miss their turn. A bad driver? Never.

[@MrAnthWard]

Ooo love this analogy

[@officialrhysus]

I recently passed my practical and I can only say thank you for the content you produced over the years. One of the best on this platform, if not the best with your amazingly calm and reassuring demeanour. Students under your tuition and other viewers are so lucky to have you. Nothing but the best wishes

[@PatrickBijvoet]

Congratulations! Many happy Miles!

[@officialrhysus]

@@PatrickBijvoet thank you so much man, it was a very long time coming. But really appreciate the message

[@victor2055]

Good job! Passed last thursday with few minor fails. One I think I didn’t notice the speed limit but luckily I sped up before he had to intervene. Nevertheless there were no cars so I dont think it’d matter, and the other fail was that I could spray the front more 😂😂

[@hayden12321]

Passed today with 1 minor🎉 the best feeling ever, now I’m gunna binge these videos 😂

[@nellieorourke-stopka1072]

Passed my test today with 2 minors! It was my fourth attempt, the difference this time was watching all these videos and trying to get in the right headspace. Thank you Aman!!

[@Air_Macaroon]

That’s really wholesome, I hope the driving is still going well 🫰

[@samaL677]

Congratulations!❤

[@AdamMoore86]

I feel for her. Thats what mock tests are for to show your instructor what u need help with. I hope she over comes her anxiety and get better in her lane disapline and speed of going 60. U got this girl

[@xxxFrostBitexx]

She does exactly what I still do, even 4 years after passing my licence - she tends to explain or even question what she did every so often. Be a little more confident in yourself, you can do all of that. Just like with that roundabout, the one in front was making a mistake, don't let him throw you off, you were right before. Also with the zebra crossing - of course you stopped, there was a person, don't question it afterwards.

[@adeelahhussain4513]

Aman, awesome advice through this video as always. There's always so much to learn and implement into driving, even having passed a year ago. Always want to be safe on the road ❤

[@vanessabanting4764]

Camille keep practicing you will get there . I learned in an SUV and then went onto a small car and did the same thing as you. I ended up buying an SUV when I passed my test . Definitely practice on roundabouts and you will get there. Aman is great for advice and I am sure by the time you take your test you will pass. All the best x

[@paulgirling9927]

Camille I have to say done pretty well. I thought her route was quite tuff with those major roundabouts and numerous lanes which certainly can be stressful for anybody on such busy roads. Well done Camille a great attempt 😊

[@geoffbuckley8637]

"Follow the signs for Heathrow" - every driver's nightmare, never mind a learner!😊

[@susancrapier]

Goodness! This was one TRICKY route!

[@LB-rj7fj]

One of those that turns into a lesson

[@posiub]

she's a good driver i just think she was very nervous

[@reecemesser]

​@@posiubgood driver? Made huge mistakes on the road. If Aman weren't there she could of had an accident

[@erinadam3024]

@@reecemesserthink that’s a bit unfair - she’s a learner, of course she’s going to make mistakes. everyone makes mistakes driving, regardless of how huge they are, you can drive perfectly in lessons, and then as soon as an exam comes and it’s dead silent it’s very nerve wracking, cut her a bit of slack, and don’t be so judgmental

[@Ripcraze]

@@erinadam3024 Exactly, mistakes are what you learn the most from, which is why you should make them while you're with a instructor, so you'll learn from them and not do them again hopefully after you've passed.

[@hqund7816]

I'm not saying I don't mistakes (because I make a shit-ton) but a driver of her competence even though she is a learner should of just put the gas pedal to the floor to get up to speed. Its a dual carriageway, not a high street, you cannot join safely without a good speed build-up. Regardless she can become a good driver very easily if she irons a few things :) Happy driving!@@erinadam3024

[@Phillipbateman2285]

I don't think this girl is ready for this level of skills.

[@bikotheanimator6169]

26:05 I was literally just looking this up on the internet approximately 30 minutes ago. Where I live, people frequently turn into the right lane as they are preparing to turn left at an intersection. They don't even do it to make a U-turn. They simply do it. It's so annoying and dangerous. They turn toward incoming cars that are passing by.

[@Jack.F1]

Great video!! What I usually do for keep my car in the centre of the lane is by using the left knee method. She’s a decent driver, but has a bit to improve before the test. This video will be helpful for her to pick up the mistakes.

[@queensworld1814]

Please can you explain what you meant by the left knee method to position in the centre of the road?

[@charlzoid]

i think he means positioning the car so your left knee feels as central on your lane as you can@@queensworld1814

[@1mgvideo]

@@queensworld1814 The meaning of the left knee in the middle of your lane is your position is slightly to the right in the car. Therefore your left leg or knee is in the middle of the lane. Eventually this becomes second nature and you no longer have to visualise it.

[@kungfutuber]

Great content and instructing, thanks for sharing! At 13:53 I think that was a tough one as there was no signage for the road, it was obscured by trees and the bus and I think she signalled about as early as she could have done but yeh slowed down a litte more as there was enough space behind to. She did well though! Yeh work on the roundabouts a bit, moving off (I would have reminded her of the white van and the BMW which pulled out to scare her a bit), reversing and some more duel carriageways (not all at the same time of course haha) and I reckon she'll be set 😁👍

[@chxxrsss]

I passed my practical last week first try thanks to your videos (and my instructor ofc)

[@ForTheForsaken]

17:31 why is Camille gently tapping the empty-path curb a failing point? What danger does it pose, and, in this scenario, to who?

[@simongoodwin5253]

Oh! I remember my wing mirror being smashed during a lesson. My instructor told me it wasn't my fault, but it scared me shitless!

[@simongoodwin5253]

Being driving for 40 years now, safely.

[@pepperedpickles418]

Camille I totally get your anxiety, I have my test next Wednesday and I have moments of “it is what it is” and I have moments of “omg I’m not gonna do it” I bought some calms hoping they will help in the day and just going to try my best. You are a good driver and I suppose it really depends on the day and also the car you are used to. I hope you pass. Good luck.

[@kungfutuber]

I would wish you luck on your test but only luck for what kind of other drivers on the road you may encounter on it like this video - I think they're you're biggest concern to be honest! Not everyone passes on their first attempt and it's only a test, you get to have another go another day if not so it just means you have a little more work to do on some stuff. Like you say, just do your best and just drive. Maybe try and drive to impress? Show how much you know, how much of an example you can be compared to other road users out there and make the examiner pleased that she can finally pass someone this week... their previous students on the tests may have been absolutely terrible! 😅

[@pepperedpickles418]

@@kungfutuber update, I passed!! 😄

[@kungfutuber]

@@pepperedpickles418 That's awesome, well done! 😁👍

[@aknforall]

Thank you clear view Today I passed my test by watching your videos Thanks a lot 🎉

[@colinjava8447]

I've found it's good to make mistakes, so you are more careful the next time, they are painful at the time, but that helps them stick in your memory. Of course try and reduce the number of mistakes as you progress.

[@keith6400]

7:00 If she had chosen the easier lane at the lights and been in the left hand lane here she would have had an additional 1,000 yards to merge with a lot more opportunity to observe and time joining the main road safely.

[@jaehyunyaa127]

omg that’s exactly the same reason I failed my first test down to the truck aswell 😭 the examiner marked it as a serious instead of a dangerous that’s the only difference

[@ryoonuma]

i love watching this channel, because of which is from several reasons. one is i've lived in london in my childhood era.secondly i'm driving car which is small truck for my daily work. and thirdly? yeah my interest in the trees living at the road side.

[@halfbakedproductions7887]

I was always taught to start signalling at the 300yds sign and still do to this day. Sometimes it does feel a little early though.

[@keith6400]

If you are talking about the countdown markers on main roads I am thinking generally it depends on what we are doing next. Approaching a roundabout it is different from exiting onto a slip road. The markers count down to where the slip road starts which if you can see a good clear length of slip road ideally going uphill being at 70 mph will be fine at the 0 yards point. Conversely being at 70 mph at the roundabout at the 0 yards point is catastrophic. In each case the MSM will fit in radically differently.

[@daviemac9925]

There was some nice driving there Camille, but some scary bits as well that you'll need help sorting out. Good Luck in your driving!

[@S_Paoli]

Oh wow! she had the same facial expression as my parents had when I was 15 and learning to drive! (15 was the age for getting a learner's permit in my state)

[@NKT15601]

Pulling out in front of the lorry very scary 😮

[@reecemesser]

Lol yea

[@Holliethedog]

I'm turning right. Good luck, everybody!

[@anthonychurch1567]

Hi Aman. Hope you see this as wanted to put my experience of being similar to Camille with slip roads. It's great to watch your videos and Richard at Conquer driving as someone who has been driving for over 10 years. However, I still have until recently struggled with speed confidence on slip roads. A tip in Richard's video on slip roads was to always accelerate hard and slow down if needed. I never understood the match your speed to the traffic line when I was learning. Your explanation to Camille was good in terms of the speed limit. One thing I used to worry about was running out of slip road, particularly when it's busy. Not long after I passed my test in 2010/11 I remember I reached the end of the slip road and had to stop. Back then I was very preoccupied with trying to find a gap in the traffic and not knowing how fast a given car was traveling. Another thing that causes confusion is that a slip road is a give way line but what I don't think I ever got was the etiquette for helping someone join by moving over which can be difficult if busy. Equally, I wonder what the safest practise is when multiple cars are joining at a busy time. If one or more cars are ahead of you when going up a slip road is it better to hang back at a safe distance until the car in front has left the slip road/ you can see a gap and then accelerate or match the speed expected and trust the car in front won't need to brake due to traffic actually going a bit slower? I would guess that it depends on the conditions (e.g. too many cars joining in a traffic jam) and better to follow slower if there are a couple of cars ahead of you (or traffic on the motorway/ dual carriageway is obviously moving slower than expected). I tend to go more cautiously in case something unusual happens with a car in front.

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

If I join a sliproad with vehicles in front but the main road is free-flowing, especially if I'm behind slower vehicles, I drop back (off gas) immediately as I enter the sliproad so I can build up plenty of space in front. Try not to catch up to them until near the end. If you do it this way, you'll have plenty of "run-up" space to put your foot down a bit to merge in.

[@avizzzy]

I think she is one of the most decent drivers I've seen on here. Good car control, honestly, I was impressed. Just some silly mistakes, that's all.

[@starlouise397]

Some of these give me anxiety. I watched one with lots of mistakes before a lesson ( what not to do) but i did bad. So then i watched a pass mock test and i did good 🎉

[@XandriaRavenheart]

After watching this, I will never complain about Aussie roundabouts. 😅

[@RB-H]

I passed my test 2 weeks ago, but i'm still watching these.

[@DaSpecialZak]

thats good, my test will be in february 2025

[@RB-H]

@@DaSpecialZak Good luck, one tip from me. In your test or one of your lessons, try to verbalise everything “mirror, mirror, signal” , “new road, new mirrors”, “I see this person, are they crossing the road?” “I have right of way here” etc. It might help, plus also let the examiner know you’re doing it

[@DaSpecialZak]

@@RB-H thanks for the tip, but I do say stuff verbally while I do my driving lessons

[@keith6400]

14:34 Zig-zags marked across the end of a Give Way junction should alert you to extreme caution to a pedestrian crossing very close on the new road. If you are turning right at this one the pedestrians might help you emerge but turning left they might cause you to fail a test..

[@kkingthemotivationalspeake1576]

Love the video her confidence was so great

[@ben.x]

“I don’t know why I stopped there actually” Aman: 🤨

[@barsorrro]

An interesting and very pleasant to watch video -- as always! Speaking from the perspective of the road regulations in my country, I always feel it slightly strange that the use of indicators is so optional or conditional in many situations in the UK. Yes, I get the reasons behind it, like, for example, there's little point in indicating when there's clearly no one around, and then, more importantly, that the indicator should mark a significant change of direction, so that to indicate an expected return to your lane is made somewhat undesirable if there's a turn in the same direction which you aren't taking, but somebody might think you are, because of the indicator. However, all those potential misunderstandings can be avoided by indicating only briefly or for a longer time, depending on the situation, and besides, even if you're just changing a lane and not taking an adjacent turn, the path of your car still changes direction and it's very useful, IMO, to confirm to other road users that you're vehicle is not veering of the course without the driver's awareness. I think it's just sensible to indicate always. And especially with fresh drivers: it creates a good habit. It's just like with the blindspot checks: are they always necessary? Well, probably not, because if you're on a very quiet road, you would have probably seen and/or heard an approaching vehicle before it came alongside you. But in many more busy streets cars will be passing you often, so you have to make sure the coast is clear there and then. That's why it's way better to make the blindspot check an obligation and a habit. In my opinion, it's the same thing with the indicators. Sorry for the rant :).

[@treshateo]

Great way to spend a Sunday night and officially one of my Sunday night routines 😂🔥 Also popped in the premiere to say hi as I’ll be missing it 🥲

[@tailsmad8155]

"Omg! They're driving in... no wait that's not that place" - me, someone who lives in the greater London area

[@np4511]

shes very good with the clutch and pedals overall

[@PatrickBijvoet]

I'm getting a little scared. That look of Aman to Camille in the Thumbnail! I look forward to the Video. Thank you Aman for another Sunday video to look forward to!

[@m341ehw]

I don't think I could ever get used to that Merc handbrake!!!

[@TinyPigy282]

I believe you have the competency you need for driving just keep practicing. Thanks for allowing this to be filmed for education and being vulnerable by having a mock test ❤

[@Doaje]

Just passed with 4 minors your videos have been a great help :) Thank you 🙏

[@dynamicdylan8926]

Gg

[@eiraj8161]

Camille don't feel crushed after this, you're still a good driver but nervous I think! I understand, I also get really nervous. Good luck on ur practical, you've got time and you've got this!!

[@moonpie21012]

Camille seems to have the reverse positioning issue to Erin, maybe they could help each other!😂

[@SuperDeadFlyReapZ]

nice vid, fun watching these, if this was DAS motorcycle test this would of been stopped time ago lol

[@timbarnes2259]

Fortunately, she was not entering onto a motorway.. Lorry Driver was more patient than some could have not been..

[@gbolahanosinubi7863]

Hi, been watching Yr video and I passed my test 1st try, thanks and keep it up.

[@KUDZAICHAGWIZA]

Hi Camille i had the same problem where i occasionally move towards other lanes. What helps is trying to not hold the steering too tight.

[@The666tyson666]

Those beeen reeealy scary bits 😮 I kept thinking why she drive so on the right side, the 4x4 could be the answer but if she drives now small cars then I still don’t get it. Great vid tho, thanks Aman ❤

[@lionely3485]

What are those roundabouts man 😂😂

[@mawangshallhang]

Saying things like "Don't know why I stopped actually" when there was literally a woman and her dog on a pelican crossing right in front of your eyes on your left, 3 feet from the junction...You prob don't wanna be saying that lol. Also needs to stop swinging out just for a regular left turn almost blocking traffic behind her on the other lane. She isn't driving a bus.

[@phillipcornibert4372]

Camille, good smoothed drive, on the motorway, relax good concentrations, lovely smile about her, enjoying it. Good parallel parking. Well done

[@susansullivan9255]

When i did my class 2 and class 1 HGV licenses ...you had to do a pre trip inspection of your vehicle before going out on the road on your lesson and have a good knowledge of heavy goods vehicle's....really should be the same for cars in my opinion.....just a thought...

[@MissXeniaChan]

Can I ask a question about how far should I sit when driving? Me and my husband have very different view. He thinks we shouldn't have our leg straight when pressing the clutch. My instructor said my leg should be straighten up when pressing the clutch. Which one is correct?

[@MsAubrey]

The closer to the wheel you are, the more painful the airbag when it hits you. 😉 If your leg is bent when clutching, you may not have the room to move freely. Personally, I don’t understand how anyone can be so close that their leg is bent to clutch. Then again, I’m short and don’t like being so close anyway. As long as you can reach the accelerator, brake, and can press the clutch to the floor, that’s as close as you want to be.

[@Poetry4Peace]

That thumbnail 🥰

[@lewis7515]

It's _bombastic!..._

[@tesssidley3799]

I'm a learner driver and these videos are always so helpful but I'm still confused about the roundabout she did when she started in the right lane and then apparently moved into the wrong one. I understand how it was wrong the second time she moved into yet another wrong lane but I thought she stayed in the right lane when she was first entering the roundabout? The road markings said that lane was going in the same direction as the lane she was in before the roundabout. Can someone explain?

[@Bob17690]

Pleased to say I’ve joined the passed club! Feels good tbh

[@dynamicdylan8926]

I can’t wait til I pass bc I wanna do a delivery driving job and plus i have more opportunity for work

[@RaveNheart249]

legit can't see the lane into that roundabout - I would've went into the right most lane too

[@xdkitty]

Wow 😮

[@FrOstiEPal]

Love Watching Her Videos ...

[@Memento_Kuzeh]

My first test is coming up in 2 weeks and the panic is starting

[@AnaamSings]

Passed still watching crew - hit a like here ...lets boost her awesome YT even further. :)

[@BALHAM69]

So, Camille will Learn from this. ❤ She did well considering this is a new car for her 😊 She would need more practice in some areas :) 14:35 you had to stop silly, give way and a solid white Line. She definitely was nervous because of being on camera. Hopefully she takes her time more when driving. 21:26 or use your left knee in being centre of the road 23:17 that car should have signalled and use blinker

[@candacerain1]

Make me wonder how I would do on your test. Course not only would I be learning opposite road direction but also manual drive lol

[@jalalhaider83]

At 10:02 can someone explain the roundabout board on the left, we can see the right shows with longer line, the left shows with also a longer line but the second exit shows with slight small parallel horns why is that so why two small horns? If it means one exit and one in then why left and right don't have one OR the second small horn means the 3rd exit??? Please can someone explain it in details?

[@keith6400]

To reach this sign we have just turned off on a slip road , gone up a slope off a major dual carriageway the A40.. The first exit shown on the sign with a thinner line is (not such a major route) A4180 to Ruislip (a low bridge warning is given), The two vertical lines at the top represent the dual carriageway we were previously on, the A40, the left one is the second exit which we could use to return to our original A40 road (no directional information is given as if we wanted to back on the A40 we would not have left the road earlier). The second vertical line confirms it is a dual carriageway with joining area (not an exit for us). We are entering an elevated roundabout with bridges over the A40 and the exit shown at 3 o'clock, third exit is for the A4180 to Heathrow (aircraft icon) and a series of other locations. This exit is shown thicker as it is the main primary route for the bulk of traffic from where we are.

[@chrissyandjanaable]

Such a brilliant idea...We need someone like you to do this in new zealand!!!!!Omg Some drivers here are ahhhhhhh!!!!!❤

[@EwLifeGross]

Same with Australia

[@Paggen]

Ngl, when I visited Melbourne for the first time, I was fearing for my life in the passenger seat 😂😂😭

[@kungfutuber]

I think it's a problem worldwide... 😅

[@wolverinescratch]

Awareness is key here

[@Emaleighjane]

Failed my test for the 2nd time Saturday, got flustered over messing up my parallel park about half way through then just my anxiety just made me crumble 😢 just can’t seem to get a handle on my nerves

[@dynamicdylan8926]

Dw tho it takes time I’m sure ull pass u can do it sis bc I struggle the most at parking that’s the hardest thing I did 3 point turn first try doe

[@Emaleighjane]

@@dynamicdylan8926 thank you for the boost! Hopefully I’ll get it next time 🥰

[@Emaleighjane]

@@dynamicdylan8926 I just wanted to come back to tell you that I passed today!!! 🎉🎉

[@muhammaddanyal8977]

Hi ma'am my driving test was on this 3rd Oct and the examiner refused to conduct because I looked a bit different from the picture in provisional license. And it was my 3 test at the same sidcup test center. even I showed him my other ID pictures but he just didn't conduct it. I paid almost 300 pounds for that early test. Is there anything I can do

[@zaftra]

12:52 - 'my instructor said so', so she's not her driving instructor.

[@BL4K_B4BIES]

14:31 😅 the facial expression

[@alicegibson4089]

In the book I have off my trainer it says to open the bonnet etc it also says if they get it wrong it would result in a driving fault?

[@davidrobins1021]

Thinking about the slip road: I'm assuming only the clutch and brake have dual controls. Would it be beneficial for there to be a dual accelerator as well? Just say "my car" and take over control in that situation?

[@zen_meditation217]

Have you done a video on roundabouts as i have failed twice already. But I have to take my theory again. I can drive but get nervous easily. I dislike Roundabouts as we have big one where I live

[@AndyH2023.]

I was the same with roundabouts but my instructor told me just worry about the traffic coming from the right and not about what everyone else is gonna do from like the left if you get what I mean ? Also if you struggle to pull out look at what the cars are doing at the next junction on the left if he is indicating right you know in a couple of second that car will come round so when you see that car come round the roundabout u should have plenty of time to pull out safely because that car will stop other cars coming around. If that makes sense hope it helps

[@zen_meditation217]

@@AndyH2023. thank you, I will try I think I just get nervous quicker and worry if I am in the right lane as be times where I have gone in the wrong lane or got to close to a car on a roundabout

[@AndyH2023.]

@@zen_meditation217 if your not sure u are in the right lane it does not matter just go where ever that lane goes as long as you do it safely the instructor will tell you how to get back on track but you WONT fail as long as you do it safely. Before you know it you will do it pretty easily:)

[@zen_meditation217]

@@AndyH2023. thank you I used to have an Intructor and having an Intructor for the past two years but it was too much so I got my own car and my partner with me when I take my car out. I am fine with everything else it’s just roundabouts

[@AndyH2023.]

@@zen_meditation217 sorry I meant examiner in your test

[@abigray8585]

I don’t think I’ll learn to drive but I could one day.

[@Popularzzz]

When you stop on the red light why she cant put to neutral and just step on brake instead of clutch and brake

[@middler5]

Terminators from the future masquerading as driving instructors.

[@Ninja-gt3zi]

??

[@Suebee29]

What?

[@chuipingchu1636]

@16:48 Aman looked seriously 😮

[@dynamicdylan8926]

Do yk what camille said at 14:38

[@dynamicdylan8926]

Bc whatever she said I don’t think aman liked it

[@Drew-Dastardly]

@@dynamicdylan8926 I can only make out something like "Why'd I stopped at chin?" LOL

[@dynamicdylan8926]

@@Drew-Dastardly omg I hope that wasn’t it bc I thought I heard why did I stop for her

[@dynamicdylan8926]

I also hope that wasn’t it

[@kkingthemotivationalspeake1576]

cant wait

[@veerendrakumarhr]

Is it possible that we can use Google maps as visualizations while driving. It might give the driver more confidence and all can be safe

[@isaackent2355]

I love that pattern on you, it's very eye-catching, you always bring creativity and uniqueness to your dress sense, a blend of casual and elegance. Camillie forgets the minors, and goes straight for the serious and dangerous, this lesson was like watching Mad Max .😆

[@Lilian040210]

Who was she training with that she doesn't know to use blinker when moving off after 40 hours? 🤔

[@garfs5208]

Has she been driving round car parks for 40 hours ??

[@Little_Sidhe]

My proprioception must have left my body completely because lining up my left knee or shoulder with the center of the lane doesn't work for me.

[@jacksonbritton4436]

Bit dangerous coming out on a lorry like that they could have gone into you and then you would have lost a big accident

[@insoft_uk]

Switching lanes in front of an Aldi is perfectly fine it’s an Aldi that’s there style of driving

[@darenbayliss7173]

Obviously needs more work on roundabouts and dual carriageways. Her driving on ordinary roads is fine.

[@hamidalvee]

@clearview driving how to book for a mock test?

[@mythicaldragon2260]

Her driving is not bad at all just silly mistakes. If she keeps practicing her lane discipline during roundabouts and dual carriageways she’ll pass

[@lovablesnowman]

She nearly caused several accidents???? That bit with the truck coming up behind her was genuinely a bit hairy. Aman looked worried

[@mythicaldragon2260]

@@lovablesnowman Yeah all she has to do is speed up next time… yeah it’s not good at the moment. But it’s mistakes that are easy to fix, just speeding up to 60.

[@wrightwoodwork]

If the drivers that Aman got where perfect, none of learner's watching wouldn't learn anything.

[@ruheekhan6456]

Thank you so much your videos helped I passed today with 4th minors 3rd attempt ❤

[@dynamicdylan8926]

Well done

[@BALHAM69]

Well done 😊

[@Hybridroodragon]

She needs a few more times to try to work out the anxiety for sure 😂😢. Nobody is perfect and if they get more of a chance to pass and more time to practice. It will be good for them with a professional with them

[@Hybridroodragon]

I got frustrated while trying to reverse parallel park at one point and that kinda ruined my entire day. Drive safe everyone and BREATH. Its ok. Just dojt forget to breath.

[@wrightwoodwork]

Take a deep breath and relax

[@robgould2234]

I love you 😍💗xx