How to Judge the Width of your Car - Narrow spaces and staying in your lane

[@julianaosei-nyame324]

I wish my instructor had the patience to explain this to me instead of shouting at me for being scared to proceed between a parked car and an oncoming car!!!! Trying this tomorrow 🙏🏾

[@princemensah1088]

Hi

[@eugeneattaattadjei9403]

Yeah, normal in Ghana Forgetting you may not get it under pressure

[@annettelechedem1314]

You are many of them are like that

[@jaikris75]

Omg ! I thought it happens only in India. The instructors getting annoyed for us not being born drivers... !

[@S2001Sara]

Omg yes !! My instructor used to scare me when I was driving..'what you doing!' 'You cant fit in there' 'go' 'why you stopping' stop, go, you don't know what you're doing!! Left me traumatised that I didn't drive since I passed

[@justiceallotey516]

If only all driving instructors were this good👏🏽😭😭

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you, very kind words indeed.

[@nicolassilva9236]

Mine is almost starting to diss me these days

[@QBryant14]

@@ConquerDriving thanks know im going to study in a parking lot friday im off work

[@mirabelehiBiz]

😄😆😆I can relate

[@liltoimakena]

Thought it was just where I am. Am not alone 😥😥😥😥

[@Dr3Mc3Ninja]

Most of the time, I just go slow and pray I don't hear a thud, a scratch or a crunch.

[@VP-bq3et]

DrGrukar McNinjaSixthGun haha me too

[@uniquely_chyy6551]

😂😂😂

[@СОЛНЫШКОС-ф7л]

Hahahah

[@AwoudeX]

pro tip: use the mirror closest to the curb, check the distance, where is the curb compared to your car, how many inches? or feet even? now you can place the car close safely, get used to that while checking often where your driver's seat is at in the lane so you can learn where that wheel is without even having to check the mirror. It takes some time before you'll automatically know. For me, driving various cars every week, it took probably a bit longer than people driving just their own car.

[@RuthNarrativetales]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@TheHipClip]

1st rule of driving: slow down if you're unsure. Narrow spaces/lanes, bad weather, light changing to amber, unexpected situations, etc. No test administrator will fail you because you slowed down in a difficult situation, that's what you're supposed to do. It gives you time to think and react appropriately, exactly what they want to see you doing.

[@AbdulAzizLearner]

Definitely among most important aspects and does deserves to be examined, especially for how one treats fellow drivers who go by this rule. Where I live, the main obstacle to this rule is the non cooperative nature of fellow road users who are very likely to cause road rage over petty issues.

[@BrokenG-String]

Not my instructor. They say it's obstructing traffic by being too slow. It's so stupid.

[@Nocing]

@@SimonWoodburyForget negative they can’t fail you unless you are actively hindering the flow of traffic

[@BigChiken44]

1st Rule of driving - DON'T. Don't even try driving. It looks like the most horrifying activity ever. Just walk/take a bus/bike.

[@emeraldstone8424]

When you slow down here in norway on turn and u made line cars on your back..even if its a difficult way,u mist keep your speed to avoid people overtaking..but it sounds not right..how about new drivers..they need proffesional drivers here before u get license lol..or maybe not thesame every sensor

[@Kiannka]

Im not even from the UK, we don't even drive on the same side of the road, but your videos actually help me

[@johnbannonmbe1175]

You’re a very good “teacher” and communicator who takes out all the jargon and leaves us learners with only the things we need to know so a huge thank you.

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you!

[@tiger8460]

@@ConquerDriving does it apply for bus and van too? your prompt response would be highly appreciate. thank you

[@alexanderblake3569]

Yeah, that left leg in the lane method is genius!

[@josiahgonzalez942]

​@@tiger8460 no

[@realbhopwood]

Great instruction. Please demonstrate how to visually communicate with other drivers, flashing brights or hand signals. 😊

[@robertbutler2481]

I’ve been driving for 60 years ( without a moving accident) but still found this guy a great help. Well done.

[@sassytraveller8169]

I wish you be like this...

[@sidharthkumar2546]

Famous last words...

[@jacknightingale2698]

I struggled for ages with my positioning on the road and used this today on my driving lesson and it worked a treat, even the instructor said my positioning has improved massively. Thank you.

[@ConquerDriving]

I'm happy to hear that, you're welcome ☺

[@mrj4082]

legend. I'll be driving my 15th hour tommorow and will be trying to use this while driving

[@Wildheartbeats]

So you're basically saying, the left side curb coming inside on the windshield helped you position your car better?! I need more to stay in my lane 😢

[@nbn461]

As someone who self taught myself how to drive all i can say is no matter how much tutorials and classes you watch driving is all about feel, and everyone sooner or later develops the feel of driving and then their own way to drive.

[@benjaminmalaihollo7823]

truee my friend

[@youraveragegamer8832]

True, but a LOT of people suck at driving but think they're good at it

[@thetrickster9885]

Its good to be the oppositr of that​@@youraveragegamer8832

[@Ozymandias001]

Self taught brain surgeon 😂😂… lol also self taught driver 💀💀

[@KaranShah731]

True, watching food videos isn’t gonna get rid of your hunger, you have to get up cook and eat it yourself

[@realessence]

I've taken so many hours of driving lessons and still I tend to overthink and lack the confidence to drive in difficult settings. Thank you for addressing the problems learner drivers have with empathy. Enjoyed watching your videos and seeing the UK streets.

[@dianeharrison4975]

It’s not easy that’s for sure! Have you passed?

[@isa_L]

same man, been taking a lesson for 3 years now every week, and still worried about hitting the wall when parking my dad's car, can't drive in narrow space and crowded roads, sometimes i can't maintain the distance between my car and other cars.

[@ceshmate1953]

​@@isa_Lsame problem

[@kace9075]

@@isa_L same

[@renjuncth8822]

​@@isa_Lme too

[@johnpaulgarcia6906]

There are no bad students only bad teachers. This guy is a GOOD teacher.

[@hydraz1443]

This is so strange, just got back from a driving lesson yesterday and the main thing I was unsure of was narrow lanes and parked cars and how to know I’m not going to clip anything, and then this video gets uploaded haha. Thanks a lot, this was really helpful

[@ConquerDriving]

That's a good coincidence 😊

[@laurawatson6001]

Aye one of my fears is taking off someone's side mirror I'd imagine that's quite costly to repair 🤔😂

[@mohamedadan6678]

me too! I was worried I was gonna do the same.

[@nikhilreddy8550]

@@laurawatson6001 I did scratch someone's rearview mirror while learning to drive. Luckily the owner of the car did not bother much. That was 10 years ago. I am way past that now. Just learn from your mistakes and move on. If the owner of the car catches you. Pay for the damages and then move on. 😋

[@ezzeldinmostafa3602]

How are you doing now?

[@inlesinlet]

That GoPro on your head is so incredibly helpful!! When I first started practice driving, my mother would sit in the passenger seat and yell about how I was too close to the curb. Last week, she yelled about how I was too close to the midline. It left me feeling very confused about my placement, second-guessing myself, and that resulted in a lot of mini-zig-zags. No good. Getting to look at proper placement through your eyes is like a breath of fresh air! Thank you

[@destituteanddecadent9106]

I relate so hard to the mini zigzags.

[@petrosps9650]

I got my license two years ago and hadn’t driven much since. Had to refresh my memory because I need to start driving to my new job soon. Was extremely anxious behind the wheel. After hours of binge watching your content, finally did my first successful long drive. Thank you for what you do. Will keep watching your videos to further refine my driving skills

[@SOUND387]

"What I do is that I use myself to judge where to place the car. I am not actually using myself to judge how wide the space is." 👏👏 This is actually a very good advice in relationships and self improvement as well!

[@Jmrox2001]

This video is EXACTLY what I needed. I'm very confident in most of my driving but once I'm on an undivided two-way road with cars parked on the side it gets scary. Thanks for the amazing tips!

[@ConquerDriving]

It gets easier with practise.

[@noraexplora5957]

@@ConquerDriving can u do videos on 50mph roads i think learner drivers need help

[@ghenamabdelbasset3893]

I ve got my driving license today and your videos were very helpful for me to pass the driving test ,thank you your videos are great

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you for your compliment and congratulations on passing your test!

[@cookingcorner5263]

Congratulations 👏 👏

[@santoshsubedi6878]

Congrats buddy. drive safe. Have fun

[@nikkiwatson1305]

@@ConquerDriving your videos are very informative,I passed my driving test end of August and I feel more of a nervous wreck now than when I was learning,I feel like I need to do it all again 😫😫

[@luis_techie]

@@nikkiwatson1305 how do you feel now

[@Alexa-xk7gi]

Finally someone who explain well how to judge if our car fit or not, most of instructor only said you got a lot of space and im like how.. its look tiny tiny from my perspective🤔 thank youuu

[@ConquerDriving]

You're welcome.

[@storeroom1503]

This man goes above and beyond. Really puts his soul into this, it’s safe to say I’ve never come across something like this in my entire life, from instructors to family cousins with cars who always give excuses when I wanna learn driving using their cars and talk about how their always late to go somewhere or how the car needs a fixing hence I wouldn’t get it!

[@juborazmahi3777]

Thanks for your video. Normally almost nobody teaches this theme of driving rather than clutch control and signs

[@jordanmccracken1270]

I have been driving for about 6 years (had my full licence for about a year or so), and no one has been able to give me any useful advice for judging the car width in all that time. Your tips really made things click into place for me. Thanks for the great video!

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you and you're welcome.

[@misspell5312]

if only I had known this in my lessons earlier on, it would have saved me months of extra anxiety on the road. In 50 lessons with 2 different instructors not once was I offered this excellent advice. Thank you so much. My first instructor did not explain that the chosen reference markers were only for certain circumstances and I was using them all the time which made driving feel dangerous because its hard to look at that, look ahead and look further down the road simultaneously. Your head cam footage really helps.

[@MarkCullinane-gl6kz]

Nah bro 50 lessons 💀💀💀

[@saya_]

@@MarkCullinane-gl6kz So what? Everyone has their own pace. Stop judging, that’s not a good look

[@reincarnatedprincess]

Judge the width of the gap not the width of the car. You are a very good teacher 👍🏻 Please continue making more videos for learners/beginners🙏🏻

[@R04drunner1]

Excellent video. I have 40 years' driving experience and I found it very helpful. Every day is a school day! Very carefully and patiently explained, and the driver's eye view is superb. Thank you for a great job!

[@vijeeshmenon1982]

Very well said. "Every day is a school day". Fantastic quote. 👌 I will be using it i days to come 😃.

[@muhammadabrar7082]

I passed my driving exam your videos helped me more than my instructor God bless you live long

[@1013blackcat]

imagine yourself walking down the path on the right hand side is the best tip I have heard about how not to drive too much to the left. Thank you!

[@crazydad4058]

Brother, I am from India. To me this video is like a boon from the paradise. The only fear all I had about driving is judging the width. You've blown me with a simple technique. Well my driving coach did told me about this tip but to me it looked weird and logically didn't fit anywhere. But after seeing your video I am grateful to him and to you. Thank you so much. Keep rocking!

[@sivag2032]

Super thalai.

[@pepahersi3315]

I have been taking lessons for past 4 years on and off- one instructor told me that I will never pass my test! Then I started watching your videos and passed my test this week wooop wooop!

[@ConquerDriving]

Well done for keep trying despite the negative comment from your instructor. Congratulations on passing!

[@Debra_Barron]

Even though I have been driving for years, these videos help me with my daily driving skills . 🌈💕

[@alan-hz1to]

used the leg trick today and my instructor told me I got way better at positioning my car, thank you!

[@Voyta2]

I jumped here, because I was looking for some guide with engine braking and downshifting and stayed for every lesson. I have license for 10 years, but bought finally a car and your channel helped a lot. Not only to do revision, but no one even ever told me those technical cases on my driving course. What I would add here - everything takes time. I passed test long time ago, took rides as passenger a lot, learned on other people mistakes and I am old enough to think more about risky situations than when I took driving lessons. However when I started to drive my own car it took, and it still takes! a lot of time to guess if I fit in or not. From my experience at the beginning I expected to take much more space than car really needs. It really takes practise and you have to allow yourself to that. Don't be too hard on yourself. Check side mirrors, lean over the window, open the door to see where the curb is, get out of the car and see how far you are from another. And if the bus or garbage truck can fit in - you will too with ease. Once I miscalculated and scratched, luckily only, my bumper against column in underground parking which leads me to another conclusion - if have doubt's - don't do it :D It's better to slow down or stop and get people yell at you, but that still better option than crash or scratch.

[@ConquerDriving]

I'm very happy to hear that. You're absolutely right, if you don't know, don't go. Get out and check if needed.

[@73BME]

I can’t help watching this guy’s videos. I passed my test two years ago but still find tips from him! And just love the way he explains things

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you so much, very nice to hear that.

[@dontbeabeachmyrtle3871]

I've had my license since 15 1/2 and I'm well into my 50s lol Still watch the videos though . I have friends and co-workers who are atrocious at certain driving conditions. The worst is my friend who can't properly judge the gap so she will actually speed up , clench her eye shut and blow through hoping she fits . Needless to say, she only has one sideview mirror attached and it's shattered and dinged beyond use. She's hopeless 😭

[@aakasht9721]

If there is an award for best driving instructor, it should be given to you. You do not leave any detail and also enact all possible scenarios. Thanks.

[@duduziledorcas7555]

Im south Africa and iam learning alot from you, im able to drive alone now 😊.. Clutch control and following with traffic.... I use to take roads where there's no many cars because i was afraid of stopping and going but now i have learned a lot from you iam nolonger running away from busy Roads..... You are the best 🤗

[@2k11Emma]

Just started my lessons and this is my main problem! My perspective is all off, sooo glad it’s a common problem 😂 I felt like I was stupid. This video has helped. Will try in my next lesson ❤

[@filiporkowski]

- "There is a solution!" - Straps a GoPro on his forehead. 😅 But in all seriousness, thanks for all your videos. Great, great help!

[@SaintZ42]

Passed my test a month and a half ago and forgot everything I learned. Just go my first car and you're helping me not to crash. Cheers lad

[@trcon]

Just wanted to say a massive thank you. I passed my test a couple years ago, but have only driven a couple times since so I have a bit of anxiety after getting my first car. Watching these videos have absolutely helped me remind myself what is needed and I feel so much more confident!

[@oridons9649]

I got my licence a few years back, and still this video was interesting. Sometimes you just have to go over the basics again. You may know and apply them without thinking, but watching this, I got in a state of relearning. So I guess that's a plus :D

[@alexanderharman4689]

Thank you SO MUCH for this video. I have struggled with my spatial awareness my entire life, and found this aspect of learning to drive very difficult. But today I passed my test - not a single fault - I cannot believe it! This type of issue arose a *lot* during my test, so many times that I had to judge if there was enough space for both myself and another car to get through, and you do explain this brilliantly so thank you so much!

[@AllThatJuice-]

Super helpful, I find as a new learner that confidence behind the wheel is my biggest hurdle so having these types of videos that go over basic scenarios that I'm likely to find myself in help a lot in instilling that confidence

[@tantuv]

I wish more driving instructors had as much patience and knew to explain all these aspects. Good job man!

[@isabelalvarezcorrea3129]

I have searched for hours an explanation of how to know i'm in the middle of the lane (google, youtube, instagram, etc) and found no useful tip. However you have solved my problem completely. It is amazing your way of thinking and explaining. This has really helped me!!! Now I can focus my attention on other things than fitting my car in the middle of the lane 🤣🤣🤣 Your videos are pure gold. I am eternally grateful 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

[@user-mo4ec7it8h]

You’ve helped me develop understanding of driving cars. I’ve taken my theory test today after plenty of times of watching these types of videos of you. I passed today 48/50 on multiple choice thank you

[@ConquerDriving]

Congratulations! You're welcome.

[@HS-qf5of]

This was incredibly helpful for an American driving in the UK. I avoid those tight lanes as much as possible. This instruction makes me feel like I can get through without my heart pounding wildly. Thank you for your excellent teaching skills.

[@nahuelisimo1197]

The way you explained it makes so much sense, I wish my instructor told me that.

[@edithearly8471]

i failed my test a few weeks ago on clearance from a car that was parked on the left hand side. i’m booked in for another test in a weeks time and your videos are massively helpful. thank you so much for taking the time and having the patience to make these videos. i have recommended your channel to a lot of my friends that are learning to drive. you are a gem😊

[@ConquerDriving]

Good luck with your test next week!

[@AmmaraSHAH773377]

Idek how you got another test booked so soon? Did you already book it in hoping to cancel it if you did pass the first one? It would relax some of my pressure on passing next week if i had hope on the next test being closer than the due date of my baby ahahahah😅

[@debconnelly1642]

Really appreciated your referencing using the clutch. These are what I’m referencing for my son who is learning to drive. Never under estimate the power of reviewing skills for the road.✅💯🍀🦋

[@hulem98]

What a genius idea to judge the gap using the surrounding cars. Thank you very much!

[@mirriamnakasote1119]

I am very much comfortable with the language and getting somewhere now.What a powerful instructor

[@josh1529]

Really a quality material. Local instructors just become angry on newbies, You are just awesome !! Thanks

[@yasminakhtarkhan5104]

Yet again,another amazing tutorial for judging the narrow gaps in meeting situations and especially passing through width restrictions. Thank you for sharing your useful tip on how to imagine yourself for your car's central road positioning.This really helps the new learners with their road positioning.

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you.

[@bl7ke]

Man I'd love to have this guy as a instructor!

[@naijohn]

Me thinking to myself : Why the hell am I watching this, I'm already familiar with my car and I did well on the driving exam. Video : "-because I remember sitting there thinkin-AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA" Me : Subbed

[@justchill99902]

Lmao he is cool mane 😂

[@VerticalBlank]

Been driving for ~40 years and the reference marker technique was new to me, although I suppose I must have been doing something similar unconsciously. Really useful video!

[@user-gt2ie3hv6p]

This is impeccable, I had so many tutors who charged unnecessary money, even if they would have explained half of it, the way he explained would be amazing, extremely good video 🙌🏻👍🏻

[@muhammadkarim3205]

Best driving instructor on KZbin so far for me. Thank you, sir, Your content helps me a lot in learning how to be a good driver 🙏

[@ChefSporty]

i wish i had a 3rd person view like gta

[@thedevilsvirtue7629]

Personally as a new driver i found that this came easier with time, if you can try and get your instructor to get a cone or something to help you practice the distance near an object, the knowledge you gain from that is amazing and in fact helped me stop scraping the wheels on the curb when parking as well as getting through tight gaps when on busy roads

[@akishinon8726]

ive been trying to learn for a long time in the us and my mother basically gave up and its because ive nearly destroyed the axle cause i for the life of me cant figure out where i am in the lane and it increases my anxiety and my mother tends to scream alot which makes me mess up more. suffice to say this has been the best instruction for driving ive recieved...ever. because most of the time people tend to just tell me "youre too close to the curb" rather than helping me understand how to tell where i am. THANK YOU

[@electronaut3263]

Thank you for the patient, understanding videos. I’m an experienced driver who is having a lot of anxiety adjusting to a new car and these tips are so helpful towards getting my confidence back.

[@vickyincornwall]

Dude, this is so, so helpful. This is my number one fear ahead of starting driving lessons in the summer. Thank you so much!

[@vhnzo8606]

good luck!

[@anandmehta2323]

Beautifully explained. One hint that you can add is people can place stickers on the inner edge where windscreen meets dashboard for both and left to make it easier for newbie drivers who are not very confident especially for gap judgement on the passenger side.

[@monarchsharma5313]

Hi , Could you please elaborate on this because I am new to driving and feel very scared while driving .If you share pictures regarding this I will definitely going to do it ..Thanks ..

[@banana-sj6sm]

@@monarchsharma5313 are you better at driving now

[@gerrydixon619]

Brilliant advice and teaching for all drivers, newbies and oldies alike. Sometimes, if we have been driving for years, we get complacent, it is good to be reminded about road safety and using our judgment. Thanks again!

[@soozeh8212]

I'm having Refresher driving lessons as I haven't driven for 25+ years. I will be driving a Citroën Dispatch van, so this video is really beneficial to me!!. Your videos are being extremely helpful. I love your clear & concise instructions. Thank you SO much for all the work you have put into producing your videos - much appreciated.

[@ShazamHax]

I finally got my license 2 days ago. Your videos really helped me with my knowledge about driving, and I think you are a great teacher for anyone trying to learn to drive as well.

[@DrivingSchoolTV]

This is actually the BEST video on safe positioning! I'm definitely using this on lessons. Thank you!

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you ☺

[@kdot2513]

I’ve recently changed from a citroen DS4 to a C class Mercedes and I’m finding judging the width and length a real issue especially without rear sensors. Thank you for your videos they help even experienced drivers 😄

[@pavelislam]

This is exactly what I was looking for. If you can show the movement of your steering that would be helpful. You did show it in one of your videos for right hand carb judgements and parking. That videos was super duper brilliant. Thank you

[@ConquerDriving]

I'm glad you found the video helpful. When driving it's best not to think about how much you turn the wheel. Just turn it as much as you need to achieve your position.

[@YingLui305]

You are an excellent instructor. It is so true, right now I am concerned about judging width and length of car to avoid hitting something or someone. You are really doing a great job addressing the concerns and fears of new drivers.

[@jemand8462]

I've had my license for 20 years now and never had any accidents, just found this channel and find it super interesting, lots of things still to learn!

[@ys4202]

Dude, you're so interesting to listen to! I haven't even started learning to drive and I binge watch your videos 😆 everything is so easy to understand, thank you!

[@phrankenstein-wrongthinker1994]

Commercial driver for 18+ yrs here. Interesting take. i like the leg trick to stay centered. How I learned lane control, and this will date me, was back in the day PacMan was a thing and while driving I would put the zipper (center line dividing the lanes) right in the crook of the wind shield where dash and side of the wind shield meet. To this 14 year old I imagined PacMan (wind shield corner) was eating his dots (zipper). Just another trick that may help.

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you! That's original.

[@abigaildate-davis-francis8671]

You are an Excellent driving instructor. This video is accurate because it literally helped me to master staying in my lane. You also helped me to learn how to drive through spaces. Thank you and continue the good work.

[@fpupesh]

Glad someone is teaching that. the amount of times i've seen people driving a corsa thinking it's bigger than a lorry is baffling

[@leonkambarami8091]

This gentleman is so clear and straightforward in his explanations very easy to follow .

[@OReily08080]

Yeah, I remembered seating in the passenger seat for the first time, and having this perspective shock, wondering why we haven’t hit anybody

[@ConquerDriving]

Watching when you're young helps you when you are older.

[@SeanWithaFada]

brilliant video, when i was almost at the end of the video i couldn't believe it had been 15 minutes, didn't feel like it at all.

[@bryanguegan4006]

I'd love this "How to Judge" series videos! Carry on this kind of videos!

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you. I think next week is braking judgement. But I haven't decided which one to make available yet.

[@narimanRain]

To be honest, I'm learning from you more than my instructor thank you so much ... from AUSTRALIA GOD bless you

[@ddrraaggoonnzz1]

KZbin algorithm is on another level. I recently started learning how to drive and it recommended me this video. Now I am a subscriber.

[@thePipeBandEnthusiast]

I’ve passed my test but I redo practice mock tests and love learning new things like this to improve my driving, it can be really hard to judge this sort of thing

[@that-salty.ocean.latte-vib1074]

Most helpful informative videos about driving ! Thank you! New sub from Australia 🇦🇺 and about to start learning to drive as a 35 year old ✨

[@ConquerDriving]

I hope you enjoy it!

[@joey-xq3ei]

Thank you. You’re the best teacher ever. Everything you say makes sense. Soon as I mastered driving I thought that’s it Job done 😂😂😂 I was so wrong…

[@alanjaldred]

Nice video. I've been riding motorbikes for around 14 years but only just started learning to drive. One of the things I was concerned about was this, so I brought this up with my instructor before we got on the road. He described pretty much like what you've mentioned. Don't think so much about the car. Look at the gap, is it big enough, then look ahead through the gap. In the end, it actually came quite naturally as long as I remembered that. Seems to actually flow nicely from riding a bike. It's a similar theory when riding a bike through tight gaps. You just look at the width first and then ride through the gap. If it's super tight, you have to go at walking speed through. The looking where you want to go, not where you are is very deeply entrenched already.

[@yusufgamal7538]

You are so intelligent you discripes the main problem but it gets more difficult in the curves

[@ConquerDriving]

Definitely more difficult in curves as the road looks more narrow, if you're not sure it's best to slow down.

[@ilincapetruta492]

I passed my test a couple a weeks ago, still here watching. Thanks for your help! plus you're super cute 💋

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you for the compliment and congratulations on passing your driving test 😊

[@douglasharrislane2748]

I will always slow down on non highway roads and always let the other car do what it whats to do. I do not tailgate. If it takes me 2 hours to get home when I am only 10 mins from my house so be it. I am going to get home SAFE AND SOUND

[@ConquerDriving]

Sensible. However I can't see a 10 min journey turning into a 2 hour journey because you're ensuring safety. Maybe it would be 30 seconds to a minute longer.

[@trader5920]

@@ConquerDriving Yeah, exactly

[@spopple88]

Id burn pass you

[@bumblesbrotherable]

@@spopple88 ^ this guy can have fun we would get along

[@reacher8360]

We don’t like drivers like you especially in 1 lane roads

[@bloodpyre7]

If you're watching this and you're in a country that drives on on the other side. Watching this off a mirror might help

[@SamzRodri]

Finally someone is explaining how I see the curb and the lane while in the driver's seat! It's hard for me to tell when I'm drifting to the right or left.

[@itsdeanya]

Intelligent advice! In high school, my driving instructor in the passenger seat would say, "Back 'til you hear the sound of glass." We all hoped he was kidding.

[@chanelmaccoll7542]

thank you so much for this! I always thought it was just me who struggled with this and that it came naturally to anyone else, I honestly didn't realise that it's something other learners have to learn! thank you x

[@ConquerDriving]

Everyone struggles with it. Apart from farmers, they can drive from birth 😀

[@jayaseto]

This is my biggest fear, my first car was really huge & I scratched it twice scared me to this day

[@kekebaz]

He's an absolutely amazing teacher and he's very hilarious and makes learning crystal clear and fun and easy to understand and apply !!! Thnx a million !!! 🙌💯👍🔥

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you, I'm very happy to hear you like the videos.

[@dawngl]

These videos make me feel so much better- I always felt like I'm the only one who worries about things like this!

[@johnmccandles2197]

Caught these videos when I was getting a refresher before driving on the motorway again. I've been driving for years and I think putting my left leg in the middle of the lane has improved my road positioning. Thanks

[@psi4262]

Awesome teaching most instructor just tell go ahead its good and when something goes wrong they just look at you and say what were you thinking drive carefully. They just drain your confidence, feel like punching those pricks 😂. Love from Asia 🙂

[@oliverodell9676]

Bruh my instructor keeps telling me this isn’t America and we drive on the left side of the road. Cheers for this great advice

[@ConquerDriving]

I hope it helps.

[@AKtuallyme]

Great stuff mate! I struggle with turnings in to narrow roads when there are parked cars on both sides as reference points aren’t visible while turning. You did that right turn with great precision. I think it comes with experience.

[@ConquerDriving]

Experience certainly helps.

[@fianski]

after watching this vid and a month driving with my dad, he finally told me that i'm improving :") i always have problem to judge the car size and always too afraid too judge the left side of the car. Your tips to imagine that we're trying to walk in the middle with the left feet dan setting a reference mark really helps me. Also you telling that our car window so big while the street looks so narrow helps me rethink that it's the way it is and give me better judgement

[@ConquerDriving]

It's really great to hear the video helped. Thank you for watching!

[@SM-cw9jk]

Thank you for this video. The leg left method helped a lot, i asked my instructor and he was like you can use the lines on the road which doesn't really help me visualise driving if I was in a bigger car