NEVER Slow Down in this Situation! (Lesson 15 - Raajan's Driving Journey)

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Lesson 15: Raajan is back after a short break from driving lesson so during this driving lesson, we a recapping previous topics.
At one point, he starts to brake but shouldn't have slowed down in this situation.
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[@ewanmoutter4868]

Hey Pin Just wanted to say I passed my test last Monday with only 2 minors and I just wanted to thank you for everything and the ultimate driving course was a big help and made me understand everything better ✅

[@fireburn95rs]

He didn't want help with his driving today, just retrospective feedback, but you were hinting at him throughout, like "whats coming up ahead" and "is there anyone waiting at the crossing". I can see he's quite a nervous driver but he'll never get that confidence until you let him drive without the hints. By this point he really should be, just my two cents for your next lesson. It's better to let him make a mistake (almost go when there's someone on a zebra and you having to use the break) than to forewarn him every time, otherwise he may become reliant on that hint. Trust that he'll spot that hazard, and if he doesn't and you have to use the break, it will be a lesson learnt which he'll have that positive fear in wanting to avoid

[@officialkim_9872]

This is soo true exactly how I feel during my lessons.

[@Salim34857]

100%

[@inspectahwoke5746]

I think it's about striking a balance with feedback. It's completely unsafe and quite dangerous to allow him to nearly make a mistake if he continues driving and doesn't react accordingly when there's someone on a zebra crossing. However, for smaller mistakes, yes, I think overreliance on hints can be quite a bit overbearing. It does depend on the person and how they learn. Naturally those hints will be less and less once you learn more and more.

[@HaydnG266]

He needed it though.

[@fhhdgy826]

It’s his nephew so it’s understandable why he wants to help him. Other than that you’re right

[@dumebiobi415]

Passed my driving test first time yesterday with 2 minors . The major thing the examiner wants to see is you being very safe on the roads . Love the videos really helped me 👊

[@fumetsudragons418]

A little tip for all instructors... If you ask 5 or 6 questions in 1 sentence, it makes us the learners to make more mistakes. Leave some of the questions for when the car is stationary. It seems easy for someone who's been driving for years, but for a learner it does require that we focus on what we re doing, let alone on top of that, answering questions. A good example on this videos is on that roundabout where the learner did not count the number of exits, because the instructor kept asking questions where he could leave them for later.

[@mydogeatspuke]

I also noticed he was asked to move to the left lane (immediately prior it was a merging lane he couldn't access) when safe, which was then an exit, and it wasn't safe to move before reaching the cut off for the exit so he had to slow down to make it, but was being told not to slow down. Fair enough you should usually just drive on if you can't make your turn but on a dual carriageway you don't know how long the next exit could be and presumably the lesson was planned for a specific route that didn't take into account an extra n minutes on a dual carriageway to the next town over. It would have been more reasonable to say "and move straight to the left for the next exit" before reaching that point. If they want you to take two roundabouts in a row they give you directions for both at once so these things don't happen, so it felt like setting the kid up for failure by not giving him all the necessary information.

[@keith6400]

@@mydogeatspuke When instructing it is normal to give the precautionary words of command first i.e. "when it is safe or "when you are ready" etc. rather than "turn right" as the latter can be interpreted as doing it now, as in "move straight to the left... before the next exit. In the section shortly after 10:43 you should notice that a small number undertakers occurred and at a much higher speed than our pupil. There were huge gaps between them. In order to change lanes easily his best plan would be rapidly accelerate to flow speed, once matched to the traffic in the left lane he can move across easily. Slowing down prior to changing lanes makes changing lanes a lot more difficult. If traffic were flowing at 60 mph and he accelerated to the same speed he could easily fit in. Conversely if he slowed down to 20 mph the gap he would need would be much larger and following traffic would be coming up behind at a very worrying faster speed. This is why Pin gets a bit agitated.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@keith6400 I never suggested it wasn't "normal" to suggest doing something when it is safe? I never suggested to instead bark a command with the expectation of it being responded to immediately. If a learner can't accurately judge speeds then they shouldn't be on a dual carriageway yet. It was the instructor's choice to direct the learner to that road, so the issues should have been anticipated. Getting angry because the learner can't read your mind is how you create a nervous driver. And it's all well and good matching the speed of the lane, but like I said (if you'd bothered to read before lecturing me as though I am clueless) the left was a rapidly approaching exit. If the learner had continued to accelerate to match speed he would have missed the exit. You can see the road markings clear as day, and you presumably know what they mean. Experience is necessary to understand these things, but throwing someone who can't swim in at the deep end and then berating them for drowning is unkind and unnecessary.

[@keith6400]

@@mydogeatspuke I was simply saying normal protocol with learners is to give the precautionary before the instruction is standard practise. Initially learners respond to direct commands such as "less gas" or "off the brake" and instant reaction is desirable. The two systems need to run along side one another and used as appropriate. All the things said should be at a normal speech volume. Learners are not going to be good at judging speed and this is where the instructor comes in. The problem the learner had was starting in lane 2 he does not speed up much then wants to slow down. Most cars will accelerate from 30 to 60 in 3 to 4 seconds enabling you to co-ordinate with one of the huge gaps and move across. Your post does seems a little negative insofar as what you never said, never suggested, what learners can't do and that a simple lane change could not be achieved in the example. If he had sped up a lot he could have achieved a safe lane change under those circumstances if he ran out of road he would simply remain in lane 2 and continue. Slowing to a crawl would be very dangerous as traffic builds up behind and half of them will force through or try to.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@keith6400 ... its like you don't realise that you're just repeating what I already said, but at me, as if it's something you know and I don't. My "post" is negative in response to you responding to things I demonstrably never even said. How else would you prefer someone say "I did not say that?" If you're so troubled by "negativity" as you call it then perhaps keep your responses to things that actually were said 🙄🙄

[@ryanfawcett2133]

Passed my test first time today, 0 minors! 28 hours of lessons, no other driving. Watched every video and spent hours learning what you teach. Really does help! Can't stress the importance of these videos! Much appreciated mate!

[@cameronmcgowan793]

Watching this after passing a couple weeks ago, your videos were extremely helpful thanks Pin 👍👊

[@adamwalpole1180]

Passed 1st time today, 2 minors. Just here to say thanks as your videos have been a massive help.

[@reecebinx4191]

Great video, I might need a lesson when i move back to the UK. I haven't driven on the left in a while

[@albin2037]

Passed my test today 🎉 thank you for all the helpful videos you post 🔥🔥🔥 good luck everyone !!

[@adamwalpole1180]

I passed today too!! 2 minors

[@arielleali350]

I LOVE THIS CHANNEL!

[@joshuabarnes4611]

passed first time today! That’s all I wanted to say but these videos definitely helped!

[@unknowngeezer5029]

Bros wearin his shoes the wrong way round😭

[@aaliyahshaw23]

In the lesson 4 video Pin says its the camera angle his shoes are on the right foot. he says it at 11:25

[@ellisj98]

I think when you keep repeating don’t break, he’s thinking about you saying it and other distractions so he will not put as much gas on and then will slow down naturally. I feel it doesn’t help when it sounds more stressful as it needs to be by repeating don’t break.

[@mydogeatspuke]

I think he was slowing down because he had been told to go into the left lane but it was an exit so there were hatched lines he shouldn't cross coming up, and it wasn't yet safe to move over because of the oncoming cars, and he didn't want to miss the exit so he eased off the gas. Realistically he should have been given the direction before it came up as it's quite a short stretch of road from merging lane to exit.

[@rodfrancis9160]

I Passed my first test in 1987 and very pleased.

[@Ty-17]

What were the 1700s like?

[@rodfrancis9160]

@@Ty-17 I will ask my father. 😆

[@joshswain9288]

Passed my test today and the videos really helped

[@jakebradshaw5770]

PASSED MY TEST YESTERDAY WITH 2 MINORS! Buzzing

[@officiallyhighh21]

Most likely you got a test coming up, I was nervous at first but once you get there just focus and pay attention to detail you’ll pass

[@erin6681]

Passed today with only 3 minors on my first go at the driving test! Been binge watching all of your mock videos and they've been so so helpful 😁

[@HoHo-fm2yn]

How did it feel when you passed and how many lesson did u take

[@erin6681]

@@HoHo-fm2yn It was so relieving 😂 I only had 8 lessons with an instructor but did a lot of practice with my parents!

[@erin6681]

@William James Sidis Thank you!!

[@J-jt]

Wanna race ? 👀😂

[@J-jt]

Congrats tho seriously

[@Jivsyt]

I passed my test last friday first time with just 9 hrs of lessons. Was quite nervous but passed with 6 minors

[@milesbashford2891]

Love video

[@joshhancill7273]

Hi pin, passed my test today at Sunderland first time with 1 minor fault. Thank you so much, your videos have contributed massively to my final result and have helped me learn so much even when I wasn’t behind the wheel. I cannot thank you enough and I still can’t believe I’m a driver now 😂

[@aidenlawson1040]

Hey u are an amazing instructor love your videos keep it up 🎉❤

[@carlton6784]

Instead of saying don't break you should say don't slow down, wording is very important when giving instructions.

[@zakijaved6368]

Passed the test today with 3 minors. This channel has been really helpful. Joined the fun watching club successfully.🥳

[@adamwalpole1180]

I passed today too! 2 minors.

[@HumongousBob]

I failed rip 1 serious 2minors 😢

[@adamwalpole1180]

@@HumongousBob Noooo, Good luck on your next attempt.

[@HumongousBob]

@@adamwalpole1180 thanks, hopefully get one for this year not next year as i really don’t want to have to wait for next year!

[@adamwalpole1180]

@@HumongousBob what was the serious fault if you don’t mind me asking?

[@gxrgie2696]

He’s really good overall! Hope he does well and passes whenever he has his test in the future 🙌🏻

[@theeggtimertictic1136]

'What could be around the bend?' .... A car 🚗, a person 🚶, a dog 🐕 , a cat 😽, a cow 🐄, an elephant 🐘, an alien spaceship 👽 ... The answer is only limited by your imagination 😁

[@keith6400]

The answer is potentially a hazard of an known type and slowing down, possibly changing down to third gear to deal with it is the appropriate response.

[@Ay_Up.]

Is his shoes on the wrong feet?

[@KravKernow]

"Did you watch any of my videos?" "No." "I'm terminating this test. I'm sorry you haven't passed. Can you guess what your major fault was?" But seriously, It's been quite a while since my test, but I am loving your videos. You're a great instructor; and I know from my own experiences back in the day, that makes such a difference. And hats off to Rajin for being willing to be filmed like this. I'm sure you'll ace your actual test.

[@summan41man]

Seems some real tension between these two.

[@sebastianitelekas4662]

Is it just me or?? That the guy is wearing shoes backwards?????

[@liamroberts4883]

😂😂

[@aaliyahshaw23]

In the lesson 4 video Pin says its the camera angle his shoes are on the right foot. he says it at 11:25

[@zelq..4194]

This guy really loves the word silly

[@NubOzoneMA]

this guy's great haha

[@brummiescott1]

Hiya, i have just started my lessons and wanted to follow all of Raajan's Driving Journey but struggle to find all of them. Is there anyway you could put them into a playlist or something similar for us to see if possible? Thanks in advance and keep up the good work!

[@biddiemutter3481]

It must be hard being a learner with a tutor for a relative!

[@laurenw94]

Honestly, I started off learning in manual and I just was not getting it after 40 lessons. I had no shame in switching to an automatic. It shouldn't be looked at as something to be embarrassed by , especially if, like me, you're learning to drive simply to get from a to b. Manual is so stressful for me.

[@gxrgie2696]

Completely agree I was in the same boat!

[@fkez0510]

40 lessons and you still couldn't drive manual??? 💀💀💀💀 Bro it ain't difficult jesus christ

[@simicantstandyabits1324]

@@fkez0510 driving ain't for everyone, no need to be a dik about it.

[@ubahibrahim3604]

I purchased auto Ultimate Driving course I hope will pass for the 1st time in shaa Allah

[@islamicguidance3630]

InshaAllah

[@joshmoy8574]

Insha allah

[@joshmoy8574]

Same

[@moustafaalbatran5304]

First baby

[@gcharles7804]

I’ve had 3 lessons ( 6hours ) my instructor teaches almost the same way as pin. So far I’ve done round about , manoeuvres and some dual carriageway. My instructor claims I’m a fast learner hence he’s taught me so much in the space of 3 lessons. My test is booked for February but he claims I’ll be ready way before February at the rate I’m learning. I’ve always watch pin videos before my lessons, makes things a bit easier.

[@IGarrettI]

you'll most likely hit a wall (figuratively) with something that will take you bit longer than anything else

[@adoujev]

Good Luck !

[@D3bblicious]

I had 3 weeks off there driving and found it weird getting in the car again.

[@aminak1256]

Can you please explain double mini round about please

[@julianbrisner4560]

7:05 - Hold on, you have "Spar" in the UK? :o I've always thought that was a Norwegian store only :o

[@clairejohnson4643]

We have load of spar shops all over the UK.

[@brightonvocallessons]

With a roundabout: What if you want to go to a 2nd exit on the left, say 10 o'clock, (and the 3rd exit is straight ahead) - would you put a left signal on or not?

[@brightonvocallessons]

I'm guessing not, but wanted to double check

[@tahsinkhalique393]

@@brightonvocallessons you wouldn’t only anything past 12

[@ridan6155]

You do mirror check and put left indicator on after you pass the first exit.

[@theeggtimertictic1136]

@@ridan6155 Yes this answer⬆️⬆️⬆️ you don't indicate entering the roundabout but when you pass the first exit check mirrors and indicate left and enter the second exit.

[@masterkgamer1766]

Keep to the left, or go in a lane that has arrows that direct you and/or has the name of the 2nd exit road painted. Since it is 10 o’clock, no need to indicate until you have passed or are passing the 1st exit. And whilst doing this, only keep left unless there are lanes that prevent you doing such.

[@venug3172]

Shouldn't we do a left blind spot check for cyclists rather than just checking center and left mirrors when moving off after a green signal at a junction?

[@fkez0510]

Nope

[@mydogeatspuke]

When did having a car parked on both sides of the road with enough space for cars to pass between become a safety hazard for the test? It's completely normal to expect a residential road to have cars parked on both sides. It's surely only a problem if people can't actually pass at all? As long as you're not directly opposite a side road or over a dropped kerb (or yellows obv, but even that doesn't always apply), there isn't a safety issue?

[@keith6400]

Cars parked on just one side of the road are a hazard, a child culd run out from behind one. To what extent a hazard presents a danger and how you should react is down to judgement.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@keith6400 that's not what I asked though, or anything to do with the context of the video.

[@daviddelaney6832]

Second baby

[@Usernametakenfornow]

I dont understand - how would you hit a cyklist when moving off straight after waiting at a crossroad? If you are not turning or anything just carrying on straight? This doesnt make any sense to me??

[@fireburn95rs]

In reality you probably won't ever hit a cyclist when going straight. It's still a good idea to check your mirrors though to have that awareness of what is coming up, so that if you needed to swerve left and right a little (maybe to avoid a pothole or a puddle) you don't hit a cyclist. Gotta also consider, cyclists (legally) filter through traffic. Their flight path is based on the current state of the cars which is stationary. If you move and they are moving besides you at the same time, you could scare them causing them to fall or swerve into other traffic. So despite the fact it's not a likely situation, I'd still say it's very valid to do so.

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@fireburn95rs IMHO it's moreso to create that habit of checking every time you move off so you don't miss one when there's a realistic possibility of one being there.

[@keith6400]

No, very unlikely but you need to allow the appropriate clearance which might mean moving wider as you start. All round understanding is needed,

[@fkez0510]

It's about getting in the habit of checking mirrors

[@keith6400]

What you need to realise is that a cyclist alongside at lights might start before you and get ahead initially then move out slightly right into your path.

[@IGarrettI]

Guys at 23:40 i can see two roundabout signs, and they are both displaying a different roundabout layout, can somebody explain?

[@Lazylokiai]

Im last , i can’t believe it

[@Elmztheengineer]

Please don’t let him drive with his sun visor that way. If he ever crashes he will brake his nose

[@Puggo18]

27:47, Is it ok to place your foot behind the clutch? As I tend to usually do that instead of placing it by the side

[@siebebakker6957]

I think it’s better to put it on the left foot pad which is made specifically for this because your foot can get stuck under the clutch

[@Puggo18]

@@siebebakker6957 I try to usually, but always finding that I place it behind the clutch naturally

[@Jivsyt]

random question but how come so many ppl don’t mind being filmed while driving? Would probably make them more nervous I think

[@ArkhamDeluxe]

I think it being free is a part of it

[@itsmikedev]

Hey Pin! Thanks for your videos, they've been a great help. I just passed my driving test first time today! :D I was hoping to get your thoughts on something though... My driving instructor's technique for reverse bay parking was to count the lines and start turning when the line is about halfway through the car door, which worked every time without fail in his car. However, not so much in my own car (of course)! Do you have any thoughts on how to transfer techniques in your instructor's car into your own car? (aside from just repeating until you stop messing it up lol). Maybe you've already covered this in a video that I've missed

[@mydogeatspuke]

point your wing mirror down a bit so you can see the lines on the floor. Presumably you're not missing by a mile, just minor correction needed, so that should help until you get more of a feel for the width of the car. Editing to add it's also good for your passenger side when you're pulling up on the left. You can see how close you are from the kerb and just gently adjust your steering as you come to a stop.

[@itsmikedev]

@@mydogeatspuke Thanks that's a good help, I dip the mirror for parallel parking but didn't even consider using it for bay parking. The only issue is my car's very old fashioned and doesn't have any electrical button to adjust the mirrors so it's a bit of a pain 😅

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@itsmikedev haha you shouldn't need to keep moving them up and down, just adjust them the once and as long as your seat position stays the same you'll be fine. You don't need to see the full floor. Mine help me see all the way along my back doors, part of the floor for parking, and behind for overtaking. Just experiment until you see everything you need in one position and then don't touch them 😁

[@itsmikedev]

@@mydogeatspuke ohh gotcha 🤣 sorry totally misread the message. Yeah that's a good point, they might be aimed a little too high. I'm looking forward to experimenting more with the car :)

[@mydogeatspuke]

@@itsmikedev it's all just practice. You'll get to a point where you can do it with your eyes closed eventually. Obviously don't close your eyes though haha

[@qsr5763]

I failed today with 1 serious fault 💔

[@bratensaftwurfel244]

Good Luck for your next time you will get it

[@HTgBoomerPro]

Did he wear his shoes the wrong way round? xD

[@oric6480]

What area are you based ?

[@Coolgamer-lo3ox]

10:43

[@darksouls4116]

Why are his shoes the wrong way round

[@cephas6300]

Please after passing the test, does the law requires the new driver to put a PASS (P) on the car?

[@PositiveThingsOnly]

No u don’t need to but ppl do it to show others that they’ve just passed so that ppl can be more considerate of them

[@mydogeatspuke]

Nope. it's completely your choice. I never did, because I find most drivers give you the benefit of the doubt if you make a mistake without plates, maybe the odd honk but nothing dramatic, but they tend to get really irate and irrational and sometimes even abusive if you do it with plates on. But YMMV.

[@TheUwaisPatel]

No, I'd advise against it you usually just get more abuse from other drivers.

[@tupples2863]

Just a question pinn. How long has this lad been doing lessons for now?

[@recitingsnake571]

I can answer this cause he started lessons the same time sorta as me, its been from around june time

[@BWReid10]

This is his 15th 1 hour lesson, looking back through uploads.

[@raajanbinning1347]

@@BWReid10 lessons aren't an hour long

[@BWReid10]

@@raajanbinning1347 Ah ok! Was just going by the uploads and wasn't sure how much was edited out. You're doing good man!

[@tupples2863]

Thanks for replying guys. He seems to be doing very well considering the amount of hours he's had. And he's put in for his test already! I've done 40 hours and haven't even passed my theory yet lol. Coming up next week though.

[@BadBoyPODTheThirdMakaveli]

Hi do you do Portsmouth bro?

[@fkez0510]

Ew Portsmouth

[@LosSantosCity]

Why is he wearing his shoes the wrong way round

[@CrazySvenboy]

Dont see the benefit of using a handbrake for a traffic light or pedestrian crossing. You have a normal break??

[@eramars5699]

I think the rationale is that if a car hits you from behind, you may let off the foot break and be pushed into the people on the crossing.

[@Black.Sabbath]

I thought it was to rest my feet

[@fkez0510]

You are taught to use the handbreak when learning and you must do it on your test. The reasons why don't matter, you have to do it Once you pass no one cares

[@mupsoftaren]

What's the deal with using handbrake so much? Makes you unable to swiftly drive away.

[@Fade_ToBlack]

You gotta remember he’s training to pass the test, not drive away quicker. Holding the car at a stop for an extended period of time is frowned upon in test and can lead to a minor. Not only that but in the test it’s still generally safer than testing your clutch control and potentially rolling back. If you affect traffic behind even once in those 40 mins, test over lol

[@mupsoftaren]

@@Fade_ToBlack "to pass the test, not drive away quicker" "If you affect traffic behind even once in those 40 mins, test over" using handbrake (and neutral at every stop) makes you take longer to drive off, stalling those behind you who don't (unless they've also been taught this useless trick and cause more accidents by stalling others). If you can actually drive you use the break pedal, if it's a long stop you put the car in neutral. The only time I EVER use handbrake is when I'm parked, or if it's a long stop on a very steep hill; and I pretty much only use neutral when I'm gonna leave my car with it running or drop someone else off, NEVER while driving. I passed my test my first time in late fall with zero faults. The point of the final test is to show you will never piss off someone who's in a hurry and make him do something rash because you drive so insecurely/like an old lady. *The more secondary actions you do to achieve one goal (brake pedal, stop, put in neutral, handbrake, wait for green, put in first gear, lower handbrake, find biting point and revs... vs stop with brake pedal/clutch then find biting point and just hold it) the greater the risk of user error and stalling.* And still shocking how UK allows parking on the right/against traffic, that's gets you a ticket in Sweden instantly.

[@fkez0510]

When learning it's what you're taught to do and you must do it on your test. Once you pass no one cares

[@nobody_123]

1:04

[@Raz21310]

why his shoes the other way round

[@YourImaginarySalty]

is Raajan your Son?

[@rubennrl5]

not first

[@curioussteve]

Third

[@donsswitchlite8178]

I'm convinced his shoes are on the wrong foot

[@clairejohnson4643]

No he hasn't got his shoes on the he wrong feet,pin designed and the shoes made just for driving.

[@Sav9706]

Hey not sure if you’ll answer me but do you have any tips for drifting? I’m struggling with it and I’d like to get some tips to end it. I’ve watch some videos abt it but they don’t rlly help

[@tvkontb660]

I would recommend to watch a video about drifting and how to get the basics down. Find a parking lot or a safe place to practice or a track if you have one available. Assuming this wasn’t a joke question

[@mydogeatspuke]

Drifting as in poor lane discipline? Loosen your grip on the steering wheel and look further ahead when driving.

[@Sav9706]

@@mydogeatspuke yea probably.

[@Sav9706]

Thank you for the advice!

[@retrobby6273]

Am i being silly or is he wearing is shoes the wrong way round lmao

[@aj1xx]

He’d be better if he had his shoes on the right feet🥴

[@clairejohnson4643]

His shoes are on the right feet they are driving shoes pin had designed and had made,there is a video about the shoes

[@SwedishHouseFifa]

Teach him how to steer properly and he'll pass tomorrow. Seriously shuffle steering is useless and keeps your hands way too busy

[@theeggtimertictic1136]

I know you just use it for the test and then never use it again

[@Aarti0797]

He was pretty discombobulated throughout this video, probably bunned a fat zoot before the lesson 😂 good driving though

[@TheNotoriousOne94]

Don't think it helps that he was wearing his shoes on the wrong feet 😳

[@stephredford2082]

@@TheNotoriousOne94 he's not 8ts just the angle of the camera it's the same for every driver in every video of pins he has explained that before..

[@morbidmelody8783]

Does this guy have 2 right feet

[@tatsi107]

Is 21:58 not an only left lane for the 1st exit?

[@theeggtimertictic1136]

No it's for the second exit too. If you're exiting the first exit you signal left entering the roundabout. If you're exiting the second exit dont signal left until you pass the first exit ... then check mirrors and signal left.

[@tatsi107]

@@theeggtimertictic1136 Thanks, I was just wondering because of the road markings.

[@theeggtimertictic1136]

@@tatsi107 Oh I've just seen that now. It does make me wonder 🤔. I'm sure he knows but I'm not sure now. Looks like he should be in right lane? Confusing. We need clarification.

[@theeggtimertictic1136]

@@tatsi107 I've watched again and on approach it looks like you only turn left if you're in the left lane but once he passed first exit the markings say straight ahead!

[@gravitydrummer]

No. This is a common misconception. If there is a left arrow in the lane before a roundabout then it means you can use that lane for every left exits. There are some roundabouts that has only 1 left exit, but some can have 2 or more left exits. For example if you need to turn left 2nd exit you have to use a lane that has the left arrow on it. Every exit before 12 o'clock position is a left exit (unless the signs tell you otherwise). You need to start MSM (mirror-signal-manoeuvre) routine when you reach the exit before the one you want to take. So if you need to use the 2nd exit to leave the roundabout you should start your MSM routine when you reach the 1st exit. If you need to use the 1st exit to leave the roundabout then you can start your MSM routine before the roundabout. On smaller roundabouts you will probably need to start your MSM routine a bit faster. And on a multilane roundabout it's probably safer to switch to outer lanes before the chosen exit, because you don't want to cut across multiple lanes suddenly.

[@sherwin4923]

;o

[@janeenenelson9480]

It’s his nephew let him help him however he wants too smh just watch the video🔥🔥

[@mydogeatspuke]

Sometimes the way you want to help someone doesn't actually help them at all.

[@alexajovanovicgamesAJG210]

He bas been driving for 4 months… he should have been better im sorry

[@kayp1612]

Everyone learns at their own pace it’s not a race. I would rather him take his time and learn how to drive safely, experience will come!

[@fulan03]

i dont think hes been having lessons consistently

[@fireburn95rs]

I agree, and I agree with Kay too, but I think it's the teaching style. He asked for retrospective feedback, and didn't want "help", but he keeps getting help, so he's not learning the independence of thinking for himself. Roundabouts ahead, pedestrians at zebra crossing etc. he keeps warning him

[@adamek9750]

Dont be sorry

[@Bulelwakoko]

He has time though. I think his test is in April next year.

[@TheNotoriousOne94]

Are his shoes on the right way???????????

[@adamwalpole1180]

No

[@lewiskelly14]

These popups and ads are getting annoying. I'm not coming back after this one. The course is annoying enough but now you're shoving a stupid shoe ad in my face?