Confident Driver Makes a Few Serious Faults BUT Doesn't Realise

This is Luke and he has done 30 hours of driving lessons with an instructor. He's also had some practice driving his own car with his parents.
His test is in 10 days time but this area is very different from where he usually drives. Watch his mock test to see how gets on.
0:00 Start
1:20 Tell me question
2:20 Starts driving
3:30 Move off control on a hill
4:37 Control gears
7:40 Judgement meeting traffic
8:33 Junction observation
10:53 Position normal driving
11:40 Advisory Check windscreen pillars for the crossing
13:09 Show me question
13:25 Advisory position normal driving
14:01 Gateway signs for the dual carriageway
14:11 Advisory progress to merge
14:40 Progress too slow
16:15 SERIOUS progress with speed 30/40
17:06 Use of mirrors before changing sped
18:41 SERIOUS Use of speed 35/30
19:01 Tip: selecting your lane to exits on a roundabout
19:46 Control steering
20:50 Tip: How to turn right on a roundabout
23:50 Observation while reversing
24:19 Advisory Check all around before changing direction
24:47 SERIOUS control steering
26:34 SERIOUS Emergency stop too slow
26:54 SERIOUS Move off safety
27:19 Advisory Control steering
27:43 Result and debrief
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Throughout the video there are highlights to show how you should be driving safely.
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[@fimo27]

'i get confused by things really easily' he's so me for that

[@adamjames2086]

The most polite emergency stop you’ll ever see

[@Ki-rx4nc]

Can’t believe that I have watched most of your videos over the last weekend as I find it’s very useful. I passed my driver license in June (first attempt) but still feeling nervous when drive on the road. So, watching your video does help me to gain some more practical information. Hopefully, I’ll overcome the nervous feeling soon. Thank you.

[@zakoconnor9462]

Have u got ur first car

[@zakoconnor9462]

Yet

[@Ki-rx4nc]

@@zakoconnor9462 yup, got a car now

[@rhiannagrande1737]

How is your driving now

[@jengalvin1]

I passed my test yesterday first attempt and your videos really helped thank you xx

[@daviemac9925]

Bad case of nerves Luke, good luck for your actual test, and come back and let us know how it goes.

[@ollo3934]

I'm his mate and he passed

[@leilakhan2894]

I failed my driving test three days ago for one serious fault, which was me not signalling taking the fourth exit on a roundabout, super bummed. Going to keep watching you videos so I can get a pass for my next one coming up 🙌🏾

[@pujagrg4411]

I also failed on friday at the very end of my test for cutting corner as I turnt right into the test centre :( but hopefully we both will pass soon!

[@skibdosh]

Don't worry babe u ll get next time

[@TonyMotana_]

I got failed last Wednesday for undue hesitation as I was behind a bus(couldn’t have been more than 15-20 seconds) but thought I’d follow the road ahead as that was what he said to do. It was before a roundabout and so I thought I’d stay in the left lane behind the bus. Although it was picking up passengers I didn’t want to risk it. Super bummed as the drive went fantastic and I had 1 minor but I’m not gonna give up.

[@ClearviewDriving]

Sorry to hear that, good luck for next time :)

[@joseph1845]

Can't believe that's a serious fault!

[@markdavidson9100]

As always, a textbook video wonderfully produced and narration that’s clear

[@abdulhaseeblughmani7075]

I’ve test on 17th off jan 2023 and I’m literally so nervous I’ve never driven a car because I felt shame if anyone would have a go at me or say something so that’s why I’ve no knowledge about driving what’s so ever and I’ve taken 3 lessons from my dad and he just roasted me for every mistake I did and it kinda helped me but also made me feel nervous but watching these videos are so helpful because it show you how much you can learn and be able to take on further more things to help you understand how to do better. Thank you for always uploading these great videos they bring so much joy to people faces who’s have passed it to reflect their memories back and Also the ppl who are still driving and learning. Thank you again and please please pray for me to pass 😂😂😂😂

[@dellville720g6]

You have the perfect teaching voice.

[@keith6400]

8:55 The car stops but you can still see the "Stop Line" over the bonnet. Then he peeps and creeps and emerges on a rolling start. At the time he stops he was not at the line and doing a rolling start can sometimes be a fail. It may seem stupid but as soon as he can fully see down the roads he needs to stop. Then he has stopped at the line. Thereafter he needs to emerge with effective observation.

[@rebeccabecca6468]

Love your videos, I always learn something. Thank you.

[@Admin-qc2vq]

YOUR VIDEO VERY USEFULL, I CAN FEEL ITS IMPROVED MY DRIVING SKILLS.THANK YOU FOR SHARING.

[@rudolphbillups3119]

It’s helping me stay in my lane because I got my driving test in June thank u

[@neojng]

the 20/30/40 thing always gets me - I did my test in cheslmford and there were SO many swaps between all the speed zones was crazy. i got a minor for doing 35 just before the 40 sign, was lucky that's all I got!

[@t238]

Hi ...fantastic channel , the algorithms popped your video up on my home screen...more of mpdded car guy so I dont know how lol - keep up the good work! Brilliant!

[@adammoore442]

great vid as ever aman good afternoon have a great day

[@ClearviewDriving]

Thanks! You too!

[@uroojiqbal3194]

Always luv to see your videos and learn

[@ClearviewDriving]

I appreciate that! :)

[@AlbertSquareAfterDark]

What a nice lad. Good luck to him :)

[@Valerie_04]

5:48 that’s very sweet of Luke to apologize

[@ollo3934]

This Luke guy seems cool and funny and nice

[@zakoconnor9462]

Lol this is wel funny I like how he doesn’t exit the slip lane until he aid about to come of the road

[@DaSpecialZak]

luke, I love your tie fighter t-shirt and may the force be with you

[@csereal100]

Ive got a driving licence for 21 years but still its nice to watch videos like yours especially when Im from left hand side driving country. Also I think it would be hard to pass a test if i had that pretty instructor sitting next to me ☺️

[@simracingelite4004]

Left hand drive cars are actually practical 👌

[@dora2600]

Ha ha you are so funny 🤣

[@milesbashford2891]

Love video

[@michaelrooney9906]

At the crossing with the woman and the child shouldn’t he stay stationary until she is completely off the crossing ?

[@louisknowles6284]

I cant lie. I thought and seen many places that say after an emergency stop you dont have to check your blindspots as you're already in the middle of the road and they made that point quite clear. Glad I watched this to know thats incorrect

[@anab1078]

TIP whenever you go for driving class please have chew bubbles gum it’s will help you to concentrate

[@T-19-]

I was thinking about this lol

[@jodiehopkins3699]

I did this to stop my leg shaking all over the place and it helped me pass my test 😁

[@anab1078]

@@jodiehopkins3699 me too i passed my exam like 2 years ago my teacher told me to chew bubble gum while driving 😄and now I’m expert in driving 😂🙌🏼

[@anab1078]

@@T-19- it will help you a lot 🙌🏼

[@laxmikantmunde1619]

Really love to see ur videos dear

[@virtualoathstudios5484]

Can you fail Parallel park if tyres are not facing correctly at the end ?

[@darenbayliss7173]

Just a few things to iron out but basically good.

[@abdulghafargamer8982]

very good

[@teddythian3955]

Is it okay if the car vibrate in 2nd gear and just clutch into the biting point and hold it there then after the turn accelerate and bring up the clutch

[@ClearviewDriving]

yes thats completely fine :)

[@Lee2k4]

Technically he would have passed but I wouldn’t suggest he take the test until he can improve on the faults, luckily for him he has the best driving instructor in London so it won’t take very long before he is passed 😀

[@jamescroft8297]

If they’re not paying for mock tests are any random learners insured to just drive any instructors car? Might be a stupid question but i’m just curious

[@under-dog5390]

I think they are insured for provisional license holders which is why when you pass your test you aren't allowed to drive the instructors car back. Ofc am not absolutely sure but that is what I assumed after I passed my test since I had to get out of the drivers seat.

[@jamescroft8297]

@@under-dog5390 that actually makes alot of sense, same thing happened with me

[@faisalahmedkolondar7971]

How can I do a mock test with you?

[@jaissikh5928]

While learning everyone make mistake. So learn well . 👍

[@jaywhiteknights]

London test driving is way different then Australia they don't even ask this information on the practical test you just drive and they mark very different that's as well as I know of but completely different 😁😀😃😄

[@Joe-ug1vu]

I bet the dual mass flywheel takes a battering in the car. And ain’t cheap to replace

[@Da12146]

Hi Which place is this ?

[@Joshyt1907]

Part of the passed but still watching crew.

[@ClearviewDriving]

Well done! :)

[@Joshyt1907]

@@ClearviewDriving Thank you!

[@mxdzx1.010]

when at a stop junction, do you have to put the hand brake up?

[@Narutodumbo111]

Not necessarily, but you do have to come to a complete stop.

[@lvgio]

its not mandatory

[@tibins009]

Is it really needed to put a hand break on for every signal?

[@ClearviewDriving]

No, as long as you control your car. You can just use the footbrake

[@georgebushaway5833]

Just exaggerate you’re movements, like observations are a big deal, so move your head when you look so the examiner can see. Just stop at every junction and look around.

[@keith6400]

14:20 Luke has to adjust his speed either by going faster or slower? Surely Luke needs to synchronise his speed to the same speed as traffic on the main road. In addition adjust the position of his vehicle to align with a space in the traffic on the main road.

[@felicitymorgan2456]

And check his blindspot and not just use his wing mirror it's so important!

[@aslay1064]

I PAASSSSED!!!

[@redrobiin]

Before this video even palyed why is he stopping to let vehicles out when he has right of way over them. His going to do very well in his test eh

[@peterthompson9854]

I assuming your marking is based on your knowledge of how the examiners mark. It feels wrong for the same mistake to be serious or minor depending on traffic. Failure to check a mirror or a blind spot should count the same if a vehicle is there or not, surely. In this video, travelling at 30 in a 40 is serious, as cars were forced to move lanes but stopping abruptly on an exit slip road while you have priority is minor. Makes no sense.

[@silviuchitic162]

Yeah I know I said the same thing.

[@peterthompson9854]

@@droneworld2312 but shouldn’t we be looking at how it could impact others rather than how it did?

[@armypolice2250]

He needs more practice he looks to much at he's gears when moving and he wands to much. The amount he did he will fail because of that alone

[@ClearviewDriving]

knowing the area will definitely be an advantage and the driving in a familiar car, but yes he does need to observe more at junctions

[@Grahamvfr]

We really need to stop diluting the theory test with stupid questions. Lots of new drivers as in this case, aren't confident re the 30mph limit. . Eg, street lights, no speed signs. Apart from on the entry to 30mph limit.

[@ryseretro]

The theory test is actually good as it is. If you revise you'd know the answers you'd need and keep upto date with the Highway code, the speed limit wasn't an issue until he kept passing repeater signs

[@Grahamvfr]

@@ryseretro Yes but he's passed his theory test, but still wasn't confident about how you know you are in a 30 zone..... As I see with many learners. There is no point knowing how long to run a burn under cold water, if you pass a driving related theory test, and are still not confident about speed limits. Just my opinion.

[@ryseretro]

@@Grahamvfr got nothing to do with confidence, that's observation..

[@Grahamvfr]

@@ryseretro At 30.05 he said "oh when there are no signs it's 30mph". So he obviously wasn't confident that when there are street lights and no signs its a 30 limit.

[@ryseretro]

@thawne7993 it's really not, if you can't see on the road then news flash you shouldn't be driving

[@HaydnG266]

I couldn't hear a word he was saying throughout that

[@ClearviewDriving]

haha he is very quiet and I will try to sort he audio out 😅

[@IvyFN]

your car has hill assist, its different when you pass and get a 15 yr old car without hill assist

[@ClearviewDriving]

yes true but most new cars have that feature

[@LeoA05]

Luke just forgot to use the force. Otherwise, his driving is better than most people here in America :P

[@ttg122]

His movement reminds me of A.I. I don’t know why 😭😭😭

[@Luke-tb3lx]

😭

[@hocuspocus67]

Speed limit is not a target. 10mph lower is not a problem. People think if it says 50 you NEED TO GO that much. No its not a target.

[@enigma4526]

Depends on the condition of the road. A clear 40 mph road (like a carriageway) , you should be trying to go up to 40, 37-39 is fine. 30 on a residential road with parked cars, 20 should be okay. You appropriate speed to the road and drive safely.

[@ahmadshaheer8728]

Why didnt u gave him fault for not checking left blind spot at all???

[@ClearviewDriving]

As it’s not a fault

[@yuliyaturoka5433]

My examiner failed me for speed limit I was following 20 instead of 30 for one minute

[@ClearviewDriving]

the speed limit is not the target but it can be a hazard as this causes others to overtake unsafely if you're to slow for the road condition

[@marcpaulding7582]

Exactly the same thing happened to me!! I was driving 20 in a 30 for 45 seconds at most didn’t impede anyone at all and still failed me 😭

[@spikey0034]

I drive at 30 at 30 and still get overtaken why do people do that

[@joseph1845]

@@marcpaulding7582 it's arbitrary whether you pass or not in many cases, the instructors probably feel like they need to fail a certain number of people

[@klausschwab4019]

@@joseph1845 I disagree, if someone is going 30 in a 40, they should get a 5 year ban never mind only fail the test. Thats just my opinion, I doubt that will become law.

[@prisonerofhell5734]

Did he passed?

[@ClearviewDriving]

Yes he did! 🤩

[@silviuchitic162]

wait, how is it a serious fault driving under the speed limit ? But then STOPPING for no reason on the same road is a minor huh ?

[@babytt8487]

The highway code teaches you to drive to the speed limit, if you don't drive to the limit you run the risk of causing an obstruction. Its actually dangerous to drive slowly, I've shook my head and mouthed 'keep to the highway code' at driving instructors that take pupils on BUA (built up areas).

[@barneylaurance1865]

If you don't drive at or close to the speed limit you haven't demonstrated your ability to drive safely at the limit. Might be nothing wrong with in normal life but it's no good in a driving test. Walking instead of driving would also be fine in normal life but you can't pass a driving test if you walk.

[@duncansteward4331]

he cant drive ---- and he thinks ready to take the Test !

[@ernxnatii6696]

i have only drove 2 times on my practice i can drive more than him 😅😅

[@Lilian040210]

Serious fault for not driving fast enough? 👁️👄👁️ It's not illegal, unless there's a minimum speed sign I guess

[@Pit-jt3lw]

You can tell when someone is sweet(I ain’t gay)

[@michaelrooney9906]

At the crossing with the woman and the child shouldn’t he stay stationary until she is completely off the crossing ?

[@michaelrooney9906]

At the crossing with the woman and the child shouldn’t he stay stationary until she is completely off the crossing ?

[@NanafromGh]

This crossed my mind as well

[@klausschwab4019]

As soon as there is space available to get past on the left you go, thats what I do, wouldnt advise it on your test though just to be cautious.

[@michaelrooney9906]

@@klausschwab4019 I was always taught wait until both feet are touching pavement as you never know what could be the persons next move