Fails For Driving Slow! | Driving At A Safe Speed For The Road

[@hannahjewell6013]

Anisha is a very careful driver, good luck for your test in a few weeks! I’m a new driver and this video just proves how much of a hazard I could be driving too slowly and being overly cautious - it was very useful! Thanks Anisha and Aman 😍

[@ClearviewDriving]

Yes she’s definitely a safe driver and will pass her test, just needs to get the speed up :)

[@sunitamasih9550]

@@ClearviewDriving hi where are u based I would like to do one video

[@inayatkara935]

I love to watch this video clearview driving I will also giving theory test as soon as possible. ( Thank you for sharing video)

[@tahirhussain6477]

​@sunitamasih9550 she's based in the punjab

[@becky6360]

@@tahirhussain6477no she’s not lol she’s based in London area

[@Adam.1.9.9.2]

I was always scared of going to fast, I think it was partly because I didn’t like going down gears when having to stop or prepare for a turn, after passing this had now changed and I get up to speed slot quicker, she’ll definitely pass as long as she keeps the speed up. You got this

[@jafethq]

Maybe the nerves? It affects some more than others

[@itsmetwinkerbill]

I would have no issue with speed if I was doing an automatic license, but with gears... it's so distracting having to think about changing gears while also trying to pay attention to the road and your surroundings.

[@abbiereynolds8016]

Same, even though I'm learning with manual I'm usually content to just stay on one gear, usually the third gear. My dad is always telling me "you should have changed that gear now", "the engine is straining, it's telling you to change gear", "you're fortunate this car has a change gear light, not all cars have that feature"😅 Like I know _when_ I'm supposed to change it, I just don't like having to do so many things at the same time, it makes me all nervous and sweaty. But I'll get there eventually, and you will too. There was a time I could barely even maneuver the car around an empty car park, now I'm on the roads no problem. Some of us just take a bit longer to learn than others, and it's perfectly ok.

[@mariebrm4184]

😱😫please all of you just buy yourself a automatic car if you are not able to shift gears and driving to slow this will destroy your car and you are getting on the nerves of everyone else on the road

[@Adam.1.9.9.2]

@@mariebrm4184 we’ll do what we like and you’ll have to live with it

[@neurohead4408]

Seeing these videos after passing 2 days ago is truly amazing. Keep up the content!

[@Siddiqashuborna]

That’s an issue for me as well 😰 I get nervous driving more than 30pmh and my instructor goes I’m progressing and have to believe in myself! Best of luck with your driving test Anisha. You are going to pass 😇

[@lavonnealexander6936]

It’s okay, I was ride my scooter up to 30 mph.

[@idklol318]

Correct but when she is going 35 in a 50. (55kmh in an 80) that is really poor and hazardous

[@emilyrees2319]

I passed first time with 1 minor on Wednesday. Your videos have helped me so much and I believe were a huge part in why I passed. Thank you so much!

[@jamilaakhtar2553]

Congratulations on passing!!:) I past first time too, and yes these videos have been soo helpful!Thank you Aman :)

[@dukkyftw11]

Well done I passed mine on Thursday 🎉🎉

[@LewisLivingLife]

Well done my test is in 5 days !

[@astro9782]

@@LewisLivingLife update?

[@jasminehall7361]

I’ve been watching your videos for a few months now and I have my driving test tomorrow morning. I feel so confident for it because of all of your videos! Thank you! ❤

[@ClearviewDriving]

Aww thank you for watching, good luck with your test hope it goes well! :)

[@jasminehall7361]

@@ClearviewDriving I PASSED WITH 0 FAULTS !!! 🥳🥳

[@aman25mar88]

She kept her foot always on the clutch pedal. Which is not good, we need to keep our feet on dead pedal or near the clutch when we are not engaging the gear.

[@Jeromez]

I did this my first couple hours driving aswell I remember it being a hard habit to shake sometimes I found myself resting it on the clutch pedal without me noticing

[@Zaphkiel123]

Always use the foot rest, it’s there for a reason, only use the clutch when changing gears. That’s what my instructor told me and it helped. Got use to it and passed my test first time

[@joeutm212]

Yeh it’ll burn the clutch out

[@Luis-cr1tw]

I think that was the worst fault...

[@L.K.P_]

She will burn up the clutch plate very soon

[@dalinus9572]

I watched lots of her videos with good driver-students and I passed!!!!! I passed 2 days ago with 2 minors! Thanks a lot!

[@PatrickBijvoet]

Even I am a teacher myself I would have to bite my lip not to say that Anischa had to speed up. You are so Patient Aman! "see" you at the next video I an going to watch.

[@PatrickBijvoet]

To add to my reaction, because if I read it again it does not reflect what I was trying to say, Anischa is doing her best and she is very critical over herself and a careful driver. I am convinced that if she works at the points here, she will become an amazing driver. I had to add this, because in my first reaction it seemed that I thought not. Sorry about that.

[@zuzannak1068]

As a person who failed badly on progress I know that its really important that you get up to the speed limit as my examiner was really strict on driving even 3km below the speed limit

[@animefan7424]

Geez that’s really strict, here it’s within 5km unless you need to drive slower

[@Squimple]

Interesting. I had a minor for slow driving in my test, but within weeks of passing I was up to speed and being held up by others! It was largely a confidence issue for me. I suspect it was exascerbated here by being unfamiliar with the car and the roads, so caution makes sense. It could also be that the gear ratios Aman's car may be quite different to what Anisha is used to. (My current car is comfortable in fifth at 30mph on a flat road, whilst my previous car would be in third, it takes time to adjust] London seems so confusing these days with 20, 30, 40, 50 , 60 and 70 mph zones, it must be so hard to keep track of and on this video I spotted some instances where it wasn't clear. I'm sure it'll come for Anisha, hopefully in time for the test!

[@intence1233]

Yh it becomes easier after you pass because you don't have to worry about failing cause you cant

[@jamilaakhtar2553]

I past my driving test first time a few days ago! Soo happy!! 😁

[@aj__014]

Good drive Anisha, always smiling !

[@clairem.7]

I passed two months ago and still love watching these videos!

[@TheNathanael315]

She should be encouraged if her only issue was speed, her clutch control and safety were good as well. As someone who drives in Birmingham it would be nice to have more drivers who prioritise saftey first. Hope she passes.

[@ch9na]

im a learner driver in birmingham and i can honestly say its one of the worst places to drive ever xD constant tailgating, inconsiderateness, bad manners, and constantly cutting me up even though if im driving speed limit, constantly blowing the horn. Im glad im a confident driver, but for anyone who isnt as confident and nervous its an absolute nightmare.

[@fetB]

they need to put learners like her on a safety area and let the car rip. Doing slaloms, fast cornering and heavy braking. Being comfortable with the car should be priority

[@glennquagmire3583]

In my opinion, I believe she drove well. She has good understanding of her mirror checks and knows how to keep herself, well, her safety around others, safe. Her speed was the only major issue, which is quite impressive when you think about it. She didn't move off unsafely, she observed junctions really well. She just needs the keep speeding up and practice on more roads with higher speeds.

[@furryy3564]

I'm not sure whether she noticed the speed sign, but it looks to me that she doesn't seem very comfortable with higher speeds than 30 MPH. Even though her test is in 3 weeks time, I would advise her to take a few more lessons in the week to get her much more confident in attempting to drive in higher speeds on specific roads.

[@mightvedroppedjury5324]

shes had fking year ffs

[@hanspz5505]

I’m the same I hate building speed 😂 used to forget a lot. when I hear that rev sound I’m like ‘sht’ my instructor must be like wtf lol

[@furryy3564]

@@mightvedroppedjury5324 I know, but not everyone is comfortable attempting to drive in high speeds

[@furryy3564]

@@hanspz5505 Before I passed, my instructor would complain I drive too fast. I was doing 29 in a 30 zone. Explain how that is going too fast please? 😂

[@hanspz5505]

@@furryy3564 hmm I have no idea, maybe it was the situation you were in like if on a narrow road because of parked cars or on a bend? My instructor is quite edgy too lol

[@BeckaBN]

Totally understandable for that first 40mph stretch - if I had missed the speed signs I could have easily assumed it was a 30 because of the traffic lights

[@RyxnPlayzz]

Yeah speed signs especially on roundabouts can be a nightmare to see. Should be further down the road not at the exit.

[@mxbx307]

IMO the signs should be a consistent and standard size. Some of those in town are much smaller than what you'd expect to see on a motorway etc. and they can be hard to spot.

[@emlish]

Every time you upload I learn a new way that I would fail with my current driving 😂 I'm a grandma driver, I like being about 10 below the limit

[@ajlifesolutions7072]

No good! You should drive at the speed limit else you will be a liability to yourself and other road users..

[@ClearviewDriving]

😂😂😂 always drive upto the speed of the road is clear and it’s safe to do so Otherwise you become a HAZARD! Good luck with your test

[@zen_meditation217]

I would like to ask where has Millie gone? Is she not driving anymore at I’m currently driving from beginners and those videos really help as I get nervous a lot in driving also.

[@adrianaciornei5099]

I was wondering the same thing for the past weeks.

[@VNavale]

I learnt driving in India and when I first started my driving lessons here, my instructor had a heart attack as he said I drove like a F1 driver and no one has driven his car as fast I did including himself.

[@cocoapey]

haha that made me laugh, man. Thanks XD

[@kpopfan674]

The test over there is ridiculous, a 5 year old child could pass it. If you've taken a test there, you are absolutely not qualified to drive, whatever the law there claims, until you've taken a proper test.

[@Ok-up7ty]

Indian drivers are the best. They are masters at driving .

[@rrboss3721]

@@kpopfan674 You are dead wrong. Maybe you have never lived in India or you lived in some poor Indian state who gives everyone licenses freely LOL I am an Indian (37 years old) and living in the USA for last 14 years. In USA - license for 13+ years, drove 3 cars in 32+ states in the USA, over 200K miles. Not a single accident, Only 1 speeding ticket. Oh yeah and the most important thing, I never took driving lessons in the USA and also no driving test for me (New Jersey DMV) as I already had license from India. I just had to take a Knowledge computer test and I got my license :)

[@al-anoud-123]

Nice one Anisha!!! good luck with your test, mine is in 3 weeks too :)

[@al-anoud-123]

btw the mock test you are uploading they seem under 40 mins? can a test be less than 40 mins?

[@emmame2128]

Keeping her foot on the clutch the whole time had me on EDGE! When I was learning my dad always made sure I did not do that as replacing a clutch is costly!!

[@cerianjones1982]

I have my driving test this morning I’m starting to feel nervous I failed last time for going 45- in a 60 so know how Anisha feels deeply… just gotta pick up the pace today 😊

[@ClearviewDriving]

Hope it went well!

[@andyyoung8372]

Apart from speed a very good drive Alisha ….good luck with your test I’m sure you will smash it …very well explained at end of test AGAIN Aman …excellent work by both of you

[@ClearviewDriving]

Thank you :) she will definitely pass her test

[@keith6400]

It is always going to be hard to change lanes when driving too slow as everyone wants to get past and will try on both sides of you and they all catch up and form large queues behind you.

[@TheOriginalJohnDoe]

Hi! I'm from the Netherlands I'm following your channel for quite a while now. I've noticed some differences with English vs the Netherlands which I'm curious about: 1) In the Netherlands we can NEVER drive on a bus lane, only a taxi (with permit) or a bus can. 2) In terms of speed, we are being taught that it's recommended to always drive the maximum allowed speed limit with a margin of 4-5 km per hour extra. So if the limit is 50, you are allowed to drive 54-55 at max, because dashboards aren't always that accurate in measuring speed, so police will allow a margin of 4-5 km per hour in general. 3) We are being taught to look BEFORE signalling (3-mirror check: rear view, outside, over the shoulder), once it's safe and you are able to go, you turn on the signal, then you look again (3-mirror check) and then you go. This goes as well when leaving from a parked position or doing any kind of manoeuvre. Could you confirm if this is the same in England? Keep up with the content! Very enjoyable! Cheers!

[@jemmac4540]

Hello, I live in London and I’m learning to drive :) 1) In England we can drive in the bus lane however there are specific times in which we can do this and we have to abide by those times. You don’t have do you have a permit or anything 2) generally you’re meant to drive under the speed limit or at the speed limit however if you go one or 2 mph above the speed limit then it’s allowed as long as you realise and slow down 3) With the signalling is it exactly the same. We check all three mirrors before signalling and we check all mirrors after signalling as well

[@TheOriginalJohnDoe]

@@jemmac4540 Thanks for clarifying!

[@_the_horizon7911]

In my country being slow never gets me a fail on a test but it is considered a fault... I relate so much to this, always driving really slow etc 40kmh on a 70kmh road (50 is an ok speed but not less than that for learner drivers here) and the reason is because I felt more in control, so my instructor seeing this had to keep reminding me that "slow doesn't mean safe!", being too slow makes me an obstruction at best and in the worst case, a hazard 🥲 eventually I had to build some confidence to get up to speed and I'm working on it continuously, gradually getting more comfortable with driving close to the speed limit

[@intence1233]

Same as england but if you keep doing it then it's a fail

[@ecarganniv]

As a Learner, i highly agree. My instructor said this too. Not too slow &, keeps everyone happy. Learner driver here from Australia. 😊🙋🏼‍♀️

[@user-mv5zt8qd9l]

It's not speed that's dangerous, it's travelling at a much different speed to everyone around you! Same rule goes for people passing alongside queues and slow traffic too quickly

[@barneylaurance1865]

Surely being slow should get you fail, purely because if you drive slow in the test you haven't demonstrated ability to drive safely at speed. You might drive slowly in the test to make it easier, then drive fast the next day and have poor hazard perception, lane control etc etc. If you drive slow in the test you should only be allowed to drive slow on that licence.

[@hybridangel3403]

Well done for putting yourself out there. I don't use reference points as they do not always work. Just doing it and looking ahead works. I do not like changing gear so i drive automatic.

[@HaydnG266]

She's a good driver really, good control. Confidence issue with the speed for sure but I think she'll pass.

[@Luis-cr1tw]

Whatever the speed...i wish i could drive her speed.

[@jramanraj]

The best advice for her according to me is to not to wear running shoes.. that too with a big sole.. Flat sole will give a good feel and control of ABC 😊

[@Daye04]

I'm going to like and comment even though I'm not new to the channel

[@Ripcraze]

Have a friend that just failed because of slow speed, guess this is what it's like in that situation.

[@zerohour2703]

Finally a good point from British driving lesson because driving slowly in a fast road can be as dangerous as driving fast.

[@adamb5147]

I honestly would;ve thought @ 13:50 it would've been a serious considering you are affecting someone else on the road. But overall some really good driving, probably better than mine haha

[@koopskshandi7725]

It is okay to rest the foot on the clutch as long as you don't apply downward pressure to the clutch. In every car there is a side play on the clutch. I have been driving for 27 years. The clutch never wears off, when we rest our foot on the clutch pedal, it wears down only when we apply downward pressure to the clutch, which means the vehicle is running on biting point or half clutch. When we are just resting our foot, it does not wear down the clutch plate.

[@ClearviewDriving]

Yes as long as you don’t put any pressure on the pedal it’s fine but most people end up resting on it

[@mariebrm4184]

this can be dangerous when you are driving down a curvy road and forces are pushing at you, because your foot could easily press down and then you have the issue which could have been easily avoided

[@ClearviewDriving]

@@mariebrm4184that’s correct so it’s best to avoid resting on it

[@pgpsdoug3986]

She is a real good driver. Just the speed 👍🔥💪

[@vasilestan6674]

I like your bracelet with emerald !🤩

[@ClearviewDriving]

Thank you :) it’s my favourite ❤️

[@GIPSONVARGHESE]

Car companies are moving from manual to automatic transmissions, so why are people still attached to the seemingly pointless activity of shifting gears?

[@daviemac9925]

Hi Anisha, bit of tidying up needed and some confidence, I know people often say the speed limit isn't a target, but often on open roads it's achievable. Good Luck with your progress.

[@danielkaz6280]

Great vids 😊

[@reo.incognito]

This brings some sad memories, I also failed my first driving test for driving too slow. I live in a relatively big city, and here it is (or it was back then, I'm old) very rare to drive on the highway during the test, so almost all my driving lessons where 100% on city streets. And the zone where I took my test (here you can't choose, it can be anywhere in the city, and they don't tell you until the day before or a couple of days maybe) was particularly slow compared to other places I had been practicing, with an unusual amount of pedestrian crossings, 20 or 30 km/h signs, stop signs, etc., so I was extremely concentrated on going slowly. When the examiner told me to take the highway, I was on one hand shocked that it was happening (my instructor had advised me that it as a possibility though, but I had already forgotten it), and on the other hand I was still concentrated on driving slowly, so I was doing under 60 km/h on a 120 km/h road, which was a serious mistake, as you are not allowed to drive, as a general rule, below half the speed limit of the road. The examiner even asked me "how fast are you going?" and I was completely oblivious and replied "50 something", because I had not realized my mistake yet.

[@humzahrahman7654]

She’s a really gd driver and well done to her for passing her test. She Just needs to wrk on her speed. She’s much better then me and driving and really gd at being safe while driving.

[@Nissangtr786]

The acceleration was too slow as well. I am surprised she has been driving like that for a year, including way below the speed limit. You should be driving near speed limit and accelerating much faster after like 6-10 hours of driving lessons. Also resting foot on the clutch ain’t a good idea. The instructor she was with must have not tried to make her change for a year it seems. She does have potential to pass though. The easy part is what she is struggling with and I think it is more the mentality that is the problem.

[@CakeFine]

I would love to do a mock test in a different car, different area with only 20hrs experience!

[@josephmarsh8235]

Driving too slowly maybe a driving fail, but is it fair? After all, near where I live is a speed light that shows my speed and when I'm way below average speed, like if there's a car parked and I have to slow down or there's a cyclist and the speed camera shows my speed 10mph, when it's a 40 limit, it says thank you and shows a smile! Am I wrong, especially as I see old classic cars doing 38mph on a motorway?

[@Scarecroweb]

My father (rest his soul) would have gotten a heartattack if he saw me resting my foot on the clutch that long as we saw here, needless to say he wasnt a driving instructor but he knew what it cost to replace a clutch, a clutch will not last long if you keep resting your foot on it, it might break after one drive actually if you ride the clutch enough, I'm grateful that my dad was that zealous about the clutch though it has stuck with me my entire life, I owe him much, I have never broken a single clutch :) edit same goes with resting on gear shifter, thats also wearing the gear down, even a light press on the handle gradually wears it down, so when shifting just barely touch the handle then let go as fast as possible :) thats one the lessons I learned early on from my dad :)

[@nathanw7016]

Hi Aman, At 17:10 if there was a vehicle in the left lane blocking your path what would be the correct way to join the left lane? Would it be safer just to use the right lane instead?

[@ClearviewDriving]

It’s just safer to use the right lane as our exit is in the right hand side of the roundabout

[@haleemasultan4373]

And then there's me... Who used to get told off every 2 milliseconds for being too heavy on the gas

[@ClearviewDriving]

😂😂

[@mxbx307]

_tHe SpEeD LiMiT iSnT a TArGeT_ etc. There was a road near me which was NSL (60mph) yet total cretins were puttering along at 35-40mph, even brake checking anyone trying to go quicker. What happened? People did dangerous overtakes out of frustration and there were multiple hideous and often fatal accidents. The whole road was re-classed at 50mph and now everyone does 50mph. It's a happy medium and the accident rate has gone over a cliff, just three in 2021 and none of them fatal.

[@thdsociety.9802]

love ur content its worthy

[@SilverSparkles22]

Going 25 on a 30 is an issue and yet my instructor had me going 18 on a wide quiet 30 road coz there were lots of parked cars either side...you could've drove a circus through the road and still had space to swing a cat! 🤷🏼‍♀️

[@RyxnPlayzz]

Yeah my driver similar. Wants to slow early. I fell if I go any slower might cause a crash behind me

[@ClearviewDriving]

Lol, vary your speed according to the space available and the hazards on the road

[@jakerockznoodles]

I can't see the road, but if the cars are densely packed the instructor could be more concerned about unseen kids running out from between vehicles rather than other motorists. This is a pretty big problem in a couple of our housing estates, and experienced drivers tend to have better awareness of these dangers and quicker reactions than learners do.

[@RyxnPlayzz]

@@jakerockznoodles that's why they have pedals. Even if you hit a kid that's their fault not yours.

[@aradjalilian]

I like the way she says your driving too fast and the girl's reaction says the rest at 27:18

[@ReaperStrain006]

A counter argument that could have been used to justify driving slowly during the debrief could have been 'have you seen these fuel prices, lately? Driving slow is now considered the new fast'

[@Feedthegoat]

I bet you thought that was really funny as you typed it out. Spoiler alert - It wasn’t

[@george-pi5mo]

@@lotl123 not true, the faster you go the more fuel you use

[@icearma8061]

Could I ask for some advice please. Passed my test in December and got my new car on Wednesday and I'm really struggling with hills, keep stalling or rolling back. I was use to a manual handbrake in instrutors car and new car has an electric handbrake, as soon as I come up on clutch it moves and I'm struggling lol.

[@ClearviewDriving]

The biting point is lower in newer cars Most new cars also have a hill assist or hold So when you release the brake it holds until you’re at or above the biting point Just get used to where the biting point it and move up £1 thickness to move off or down by £1 thickness to go a little slower It’s honestly very easy when you get the hang of it Practice on a quiet road with no cars around and try the go slow stop technique I’ve talked about this in my clutch control video from last year. Hope this helps :) congrats on the new car 😊

[@icearma8061]

@@ClearviewDriving thank you so much, I was ok with hills with a manual handbrake, just feels weird with out it.

[@1981robbo]

This is exactly why it's not a good idea to learn in a car with an electric handbrake and hill assist. You get into a normal car.. Probably older due to cost etc and struggle with real life driving-hill starts - clutch control - even stopping at a give way is completely different. That car, a Mercedes is the worst car to learn to drive in.. Also hill assist in a new car can be a hinderence if you don't fully understand how it works

[@kpopfan674]

I'm glad you did this, it's really annoying - and potentially dangerous - when people trundle along at 40 or less in clear conditions on a 60mph road - I'm not counting variable speed limits or turning or stopping of course. Especially when it's on a single-lane road with bends so overtaking is often unsafe.

[@sararezaei5843]

Hi,thanks for your videos I passed today

[@theuzlivid]

My dad told me when taking learners dont drive slow you not impresaing your instructor. Drive 5kmh below the speed limit with caution

[@alirazaoffical5113]

That video reminded my driving session oh I look that time

[@ShrawanRegmi]

Hi Aman, while on the carriage way, let's say the limit is 50mph.. what speed should we slow down to when there's a turning ahead ? I always always slowly hit the brake when there's a turning but I see many drivers maintain the same speed and overtake me easily lol..

[@tanzaniteplayz8176]

Try not to brake on higher speeds unless you have too

[@glennquagmire3583]

Roads that are 50 mph don't really have a turning, unless it's at traffic lights, going into a country lane, etc. You just need to slow down at the right time and keep well to the left if you are turning left. You should never break on high speeds unless there's an incident/traffic.

[@mrdq632]

i got only one serious driving fault for judgment- crossing i have no idea what tat mean can anyone explain

[@ajlifesolutions7072]

Your lack of anticipation of pedestrians going to want to cross at either a zebra crossing or a pelican (lights controlled) crossing.

[@fatherzerk5841]

It was surprising that she didn't even know she was driving too slow.

[@ClearviewDriving]

She has been told by her instructor but she didn’t think it would be a major fault 😩

[@paulgirling9927]

Nice video and quite a nice drive, just curious about the the 4 major faults that were given which went down to 3 major faults. Just wondering that’s all …………

[@milesbashford2891]

Love video

[@aphextwin5712]

I wonder what a progress appropriate speed would be on the unlimited parts of the German Autobahn? Besides that, much of Europe has significantly different speed limits for (large) trucks and passenger cars on motorways, with a difference of 40 km/h being quite common (eg, 80/120 km/h or 90/130 km/h). Would sticking to the truck speed limit there be a progress appropriate speed?

[@Luis-cr1tw]

Less than 200 km/h you would fail in Autobahn😁😁

[@aphextwin5712]

@@Luis-cr1tw During driving lessons (and it is mandatory to have a couple of lessons on the Autobahn), they’ll push you to at least 130 km/h but some instructors will go higher. During the actual exam, I think going 130 km/h will be sufficient.

[@Luis-cr1tw]

@@aphextwin5712 130 km/h is very comfortable highway speed for people who have licenses (even though "illegal" in some other countries), but if you are learner, that is a considerable fast speed.

[@marvsua]

LOL first try of my drving test, i failed due to being slow.

[@ClearviewDriving]

Yeah it can be a hazard if you’re driving too slow 😩 Hope you’ve passed now

[@marvsua]

@@ClearviewDriving yes i got my full license already!

[@pearhat640]

Anisha is ready for her test now.

[@abdullahhussain9589]

I noticed she keeps her left foot rested on the clutch on some occasions. Does that do any wear to the clutch? Is there also supposed to be a left footrest since I can’t see one in the pedal cam?

[@ClearviewDriving]

It’s a bad habit :( There is a foot rest, she’s not used to using it in her instructors car

[@daemontargaryen2312]

This girl driving in 0.5 speed all the time wtf.😂

[@ivanseverin1771]

Hah, i am running 48 km/h with limit 50 and i still too slow, because everyone is overtaking me. )

[@GGMattt]

How come when you started you were pulled over and parked on the pavement and double yellows? 😅 It's surprising she didn't think to herself, "why's everyone overtaking me", to then glance at the big screen in the middle with the speed limit on 😮‍💨 She really shouldn't be using her heel on the floor to use the clutch, she's got it constantly engage 🤦‍♂ I'd be surprised if she passed her test. Whoever taught her how to drive needs to lose their job.

[@madeleinemagdidavid]

Aman , pls answer me. Can be the traffic light at right hand side plus without road mark as stop line?

[@Hym268]

Hi ..Thanks for this question ...even I have the same doubt ...last month this is where I have failed ... I have stopped seeing the red traffic light which is on my right side there is no stopline ...but there is a give way lines at a distance ...I failed with 1 serious 1 minor in the last 7 mins of the test...still I feel very bad ...

[@madeleinemagdidavid]

@@Hym268 hi, yes it was strange for me... The traffic light what I was talking was before a bridge. And before that light was another about 15 meters before at left side. And showed me green.

[@Luis-cr1tw]

I get the thing of the speed...But later, you will wish you could drive that slow😁. That actually doesn't even seem to be an issue, cause when you've been driving for some time, you tend to accelarate too much comparing to the speed limits, even though safely.

[@elliebuckle8374]

in my mock tests my instructor said i dont need to signal when moving off, would i fail for this as in my head i feel like i should but i’ve asked multiple times and he said i don’t need to? thank you

[@ClearviewDriving]

Hey signal if you think your signal will help anyone So if there’s parked cars or your hidden you can signal, or even if there’s junctions close by If it a completely empty road you can just move off without You wouldn’t get marked down even if you did signal briefly to move off Good luck with your test

[@dermdoc3637]

driving test must be hard in whatever country this is i failed so many things on my driving test in the USA still passed my exam

[@TaiwoYemz]

She was good, but the importance of speed while driving was the only issue.

[@tarajane9526]

Great video, you know the point at 8.04 when driving around the lorry, you mentioned about indicating, would you do this for cars to? I’m confused as my sons dad who has been driving with me suggested I indicated, but my driving instructor told me not to, he said it could confuse drivers if there is a right bend or drive? Legit advice would be appreciated as I want to be a safe driver and do what is correct, please xx

[@ClearviewDriving]

With regards to the signal it depends how much space there is to go around, in this case we were completely coming out of our lane and onto the hatched marking so the signal is useful for oncoming traffic as they may also try to drive in that section if they are making a right turn So it’s helpful for them. If you’re not fully coming out of your lane or no one’s about, you can do this without a signal Hope this helps

[@tarajane9526]

@@ClearviewDriving Thank you for replying and reassuring me. This does help a lot. Thank you

[@MajklCzech]

You got Diesel car right? Why only 1200 rpm :D Atleast mine diesel have only 4.5l/100 even if i have higher RPM around 2krpm so my turbo can boost me :D

[@johnrutherford1953]

Driving 25 in a 30 is a minor fault, since when, in London maybe ? 30 is the upper limit, not the speed you should drive.

[@itsbradymartin]

Is it just me or does it look like she also sits a bit too far down? Looks like it'd be difficult to see at some points.

[@ClearviewDriving]

it may be the camera angle

[@joeutm212]

16:18 I reckon that’s someone who thinks they know more than they do. He’s probably thinking you shouldn’t be in the bus lane at anytimes, even if that was true he should leave the learner to be taught by the instructor (the professional 😂)

[@joannajames6116]

HI Aman do you teach driving or is it only the test

[@ClearviewDriving]

hey yes I do lessons, but im fully booked so I hope the videos are useful :)

[@unknownuser5313]

I failed for driving too slow but I thought that was only a minor

[@ClearviewDriving]

Oh no! Yes driving too slow can also be a major hazard sometimes :( Hope you pass next time

[@olivarras]

she holds left leg all the time on clutch, it can worn faster.

[@ClearviewDriving]

I know 😢🥹

[@wolverinescratch]

Speed up and be safe

[@ReelFilmProductions]

Driving 25 in a 30 when it's quite is not a hazard

[@ANDSTONE100]

I don't get it, the speed limit is the maximum speed you're allowed on a certain road, not the minimum speed. If she's doing 25 on a 30 road that's pretty clear, is it really that big of an issue? Please educate me.

[@ClearviewDriving]

She failed for doing 30mph in a 50 zone as everyone behind us was having to overtake us so we essentially became a hazard On all the big roundabouts traffic was passing left and right so it’s unsafe She was also doing 20in a 30 zone So traffic behind will start overtaking which makes the road unsafe for others too

[@JaspreetSingh-fo2qe]

Then people going at 30 will try to overtake her and overtaking can be risky. Moreover if the speed difference is excessive like 25 in a 40 then it is equivalent to say a car driving at 15 being obstructed by a stationary object and that can be dangerous if the slow vehicle appears out of your blind spot suddenly.

[@barneylaurance1865]

It's also legal to walk on most roads, but you won't pass a driving test by walking. You have to demonstrate your ability to drive. What if your reaction times are a bit slow so you hide it by driving at 25 on the test, then the next day you get your licence and you drive at 30?

[@bettylou4265]

I used to drive slow wen I was learning soon as u pass ur mind set changes n ur just away

[@ClearviewDriving]

Everyone starts off like that’s it can causally be so dangerous to drive slow too

[@juilegough6029]

Can I drive an automatic car am I driving test

[@AKAMustang]

Not really sure why driving forward is the scariest manoeuvre, that should be the basics.

[@skye-louisescott2754]

I will say my reverse parking is so much easier and cleaner than my forward, I have no clue why 🤣

[@tashoguyo5583]

What is the name of the instructor plz

[@clownshoe69]

She's been learning to drive for just under a year and that is how she drives??? Shes a danger to other road users imo.

[@virtualoathstudios5484]

Did amisha pass ?

[@yuvraj_912]

Hi Aman! The video was amazing! I have a question if you don't mind answering Are you an Indian?

[@ClearviewDriving]

Yes I am!

[@naturalr1000]

❤

[@atefehahmadi2867]

do u do automatic

[@TheLinzilou]

I tend to rest my foot on the clutch as well but my instructor asn't ever said anything to me. Would I get a fault for this or is it just purely for clutch wear and tear?

[@ClearviewDriving]

Hey it’s not a fault, but its generally a bad habit as it will wear down the clutch plates over time So avoid it if you can It will also get you pressing the clutch down first or too early as your foot is already there

[@ReelFilmProductions]

Dangerous too drive on at 30mph in a 50

[@sameersalaman]

You are the best instructor in the world

[@ClearviewDriving]

Thank you 😊

[@ryizzer]

Shouldn't that be a serious as well parking on the pavement