Stopping Distances for Cars - How To Drive

In this Driving Tutorial Francis The Instructor covers the basics of Stopping Distances for cars. For your theory test you'll need to know the stopping distances for various speeds and conditions taking into account 'thinking distance' and 'braking distance'.
This video is the basics that you should learn in your early driving lessons and the reasons why it's so important to observe the 'tyres on tarmac' rule.
00:00 - Intro
00:53 - Tyres on tarmac stopping distance
02:08 - Safety benefit of the correct stopping distance
03:59 - Good stopping distance helps nervous drivers
05:31 - Outro
Hope that Driving Tutorial helps, comment below if you have any questions about this particular video or Stopping Distances in general.
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[@Sir_stellius]

The way he explained it was sooo good and understandable, these type of instructors are the ones that we need! Very helpful video btw 👍

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These videos are fantastic and your teaching manner is brilliant and I’m afraid to say far far better than my instructor was years ago. I drove on and off for a few years after test but had big breaks before moving to London and suddenly having to get used to the mad traffic up there - very different to where I grew up in the countryside. I found it quite overwhelming at first but these videos have been immensely helpful with keeping my skills constantly improving. I’m naturally quite a nervous person so I’ve had to learn how to be a more confident driver but these videos have really helped. Thank you again and keep up the brilliant content!

[@GetDriving]

We are s incredibly thrilled to hear that the videos have been helping! Practice makes perfect, it's all about just building up your knowledge and confidence :) Best of luck in the future!

[@hopemakwinja5527]

Simple and straight forward

[@emmadunn9118]

Thank you such a easy to remember explanation!

[@Kadaa988]

The best Driving Instructor that one can find in KZbin. I wish I was in London

[@jayamon-ne2dv]

Thank you for sharing

[@Kadaa988]

Insightful. Keep it up

[@giftyboateng323]

Thank you so much for your video,it has really helped me passed my driving exactly today. So happy 😊 ☺ 💓

[@vibes811]

Thanks🙏

[@MUHAMMADKHAN-hf3tg]

I like all your videos always very helpful thank you.

[@GetDriving]

Happy to hear that!

[@pookiedadestroyer5413]

Great video thanks 😊

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You’re welcome 😊

[@aaronnester5132]

I found this trying to find an explanation of how far back to stop at something such as a stop sign or stop light. This video only briefly touches on it. "Tires on the Tarmac" is vague, different vehicles have different areas of visibility. In my four door car (sedan), if my only guide is 'can I see their tires' then I can be too close (¼ car length or less). This is intended as constructive criticism and if the channel has another video explaining more in depth, I will be happy to watch. I am trying to educate myself and find objectively information on this issue to try to resolve an issue in my area with people stopping too close.

[@tims2676]

Keep your hands on the wheel!

[@davidyoung2989]

Explained really well but I found myself counting how many times he took both hands off the steering wheel! Not taught by him during his lessons I hope.

[@xabelngandwe9000]

Smashing

[@GetDriving]

:)

[@Grahamvfr]

It's a great video, but stopping distances, relate to braking in driving terms , this is 'adequate clearance'.

[@user-sm4lk9jd7m]

Never let go of the steering wheel while driving. ALWAYS at least 1 hand on the wheel at all times.

[@box6115]

1ST

[@bigb7955]

I think this is what made me fail my theory

[@jpayne4496]

Using a mobile phone 😂