How to avoid a FAIL | Mock Test With Sean on Charlestown Test Routes

[@uhemerson]

Perfect video! Thanks for sharing this video

[@Dropde7d]

Good stuff! I love watching these type of videos of UK instructors so it’s good to see some on the Irish side of things!

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

I enjoy them too 😂 so decided to give it a go! do you prefer mocks or lessons when you watch? maybe both?

[@irishrte]

Ive my theory tmr so im using your videos to learn bits and tbf its really informative and after watching this video ive learned alot i didnt know

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

I'm so glad to hear! Did you pass? 😁

[@rejamary525]

That was really informative video. Would love similar videos please..

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

Absolutely 🙏 share with friends and keep following along! I have another one of these in the making 😁

[@ciaransavage9003]

Really helpful insight, great video

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

Much appreciated 🙏 what type of content would you like to see more of?

[@ciaransavage9003]

@@virtualdrivinginstructor more test videos, watching where people go wrong is great visual education

[@matijajurajic1312]

I passed my test here in Ireland🇮🇪(Mullingar) on 4th time, but hey people do not forget.Yes it's great when you pass your test from the very 1st time, and save all extra money,time, etc..Don't get me wrong, but it's even better on other hand when u pass from 2,3rd..coz you gonna LEARN and fix these mistakes. After passing the test, don't try to be boss and thinking you owning the road and showing your friends you finally have licence, be smart, be good driver. Never give up if or after/ you fail. NEVER STOP LEARNING !

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

This is such a beautiful comment! You should absolutely never stop learning, you will always meet new situations and have to keep expanding on your skill. Did you still feel quite new on the road after passing?

[@matijajurajic1312]

@@virtualdrivinginstructor Thank you for your lovely words☺️.Exactly, even though we all might drive the same road xxxx times a day, week, as you mention, there will be always some odd situation that can appear from nowhere. Yes indeed i did.After passing my test i still did not feel confident in myself as much as i was really happy to have my 1st driving licence. Wasn't suprised with myself as i was NEW driver on the road and i knew(as beginner) how to drive but still i was bit careful.I learned as much as I drive on the road, i gonna be better and better, and that's the truth.I can say ,I am more confident(now it's over a year since i passed and it took me 2 months at least-after passing) and i still drive by rules.I mean, within speed limits.I know a very few people after passing the test, they think they owning the road and they drive like they want, blabla..but i wanna be safe driver as much as possible. 1 more year and N-plate is gone🥳.

[@gizemk9087]

🚙🚙very helpful🙃

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

Any more content you'd like to see on this page?

[@laurastafford2055]

Position on the straight tips please

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

This will be first on the list since 🙏

[@MsSmo123]

Massive discrepancies between testers and instructors

[@virtualdrivinginstructor]

Can't say I disagree, anything that you notice that differs from testers to instructors?