Supervising a Learner Driver in Great Britain - Private Practise with a friend or family member

[@amirrezaradmard7247]

My mother should see this video. She can't be calm in most situations and makes me really uncomfortable and stressed out. I'm a learning driver and your videos really helped me. Thank you.

[@shanudiyapage]

My dad! He literally shouts at me for nothing. In the driving school I was the best driver. But when I practice with him he keeps shouting at me and that makes me super anxious

[@floydfreeman1318]

I think all mums do that well mine does at least

[@kenyanroadman8350]

Yeah idk whats wrong with them😭 make u feel like you wanna get out.

[@trinagrainger2670]

Whats the code for collingswood please

[@xylophone3764]

Same🤣🤣

[@princeofpreston7318]

Learning off a family member is 1000 times harder than learning with instructor it shows you guys have a real talent. Not everybody knows how to Coach / teach and when you sit with someone like my mum for half an hour it makes you appreciate the actual instructors 😆 keep up the good work with the vids mate iv learnt more from you than I have in 25 lessons. Test booked for 9th December wish me luck 🤞

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you and good luck!

[@halayasser]

How was your test ?

[@princeofpreston7318]

@@halayasser passed 1st time with 2 minors. Thought way too much into it tbh... it’s just a drive out with a parking manoeuvre chucked in there. Stick to speed limit and check your mirrors at each turn and you’re laughing

[@halayasser]

@@princeofpreston7318 wow congratulations ,thank for the advice.

[@sepialament]

you're the most helpful driving instructor i've found, thank you for doing these videos, i wish you were my instructor :(

[@SamilyRose]

I'll be watching this again when I teach my kids in a few years 🎉 thanks Richard.

[@simonbourne2819]

Thanks for this video, I found it really helpful as a supervising parent. I taught my oldest how to drive and he passed first time. Having done advanced driving before (25 years ago) thought i "knew it all" and was the most "patient supervisor" known to humankind :-) . However reality hit me hard for my second child and realised I neither of these things! It was just that they learn in different ways and I needed to respond and adapt from my previous methods. This video (and your others) has really helped me in this process. Very grateful for you posting this content!

[@owenkebbell]

Couple of extra tips in there for me teaching my wife. I do gently help with the steering mainly when changing gear as because one part of the body is moving to the left it's easy for the whole body (car) to want to follow. Absolutely no hurry when stalling, take your time and we'll start again. Anyone who has passed their test should know a vehicle with L plates needs more space and time. They will just have to wait. My student is very valuable and every mistake is a learning experience. Thanks for the videos.

[@ConquerDriving]

You're welcome.

[@owenkebbell]

@@ConquerDriving Yesterday went well. We're doing much better with less help on the steering. At the same time I'm also teaching myself to teach. It's very useful that I have done advanced driving courses myself as I've had more time with advanced instructors. We've got the basics going smooth in quiet places so now time for more detailed lesson planning.

[@tobeytransport2802]

My instructor used to ask me random questions about driving while we were parked, especially when I first started, which really helped without distracting me while I was driving.

[@dvs21a]

I'm about to help both my wife and my eldest child learn to drive, and I found this a great deal of help. Thank you.

[@watson-mq5ve]

Richard, this is truly brilliant stuff - thank you. I’m currently teaching my second child to drive (awaiting end of lockdown, when she will get professional instruction) and your explanations are a huge help for us both. The insights into psychology and what learners find difficult, and how to solve these difficulties, are truly excellent - and entertaining (e.g. the momentary detour you did in another vid into ‘gravitational lensing’ of light).

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you, I'm happy to hear you find the videos good. Some people pulled me up on that video for the gravitational lensing comment as it's not relevant and makes things complicated, but I found it hard to say light travels in a straight line when I know that's not always the case.

[@squishyyyx3]

You’re so on point! I always ask for guidance with the people that have taught me but they just can’t enough for me to feel comfortable turning or reversing. I am starting a driving class tomorrow and I really hope this instructor is helpful like you.

[@ConquerDriving]

I hope it goes well.

[@adityakarra9097]

Thank you. Very informative, clearly explained. You are master of your trade. Many people benefit from these videos. All the Best keep going.

[@bryanguegan4006]

Your explanations are still very interesting and even funny sometimes, I love it.

[@easpace5737]

Great and helpful tips for learners, thanks Richard! Also, 20:32 was the last thing I expected from this video 😂

[@Yas_Sin]

As usual, great video, can you do a future one explaining every car related document ? thanks again, great content

[@Mainman-f8k]

I like your videos, and am an instructor in a driving school in the Gambia

[@jakubgrac4322]

Man's not only an exceptionaly talented driving instructor, he also speaks fluent chicken. And horse. xD

[@ConquerDriving]

😂

[@JRS-UK]

17:20 “Learner drivers want to drive in a hedge... in a field... because of the oncoming bus” - that made laugh 😂

[@ana.ana17]

Great video! My test was supposed to be on 24th nov, but my new test day is on 5th feb🙈🤦 More time to practice with my husband...Hope i'll pass first time! Have a good evening! ☺️

[@ConquerDriving]

Good luck!

[@monirawakilzai677]

Did you pass

[@ana.ana17]

@@monirawakilzai677, was cancelled again and I have a new date on 21 may😔 I lost almost one year because of the covid pandemic and I need my driving licence so badly 😢

[@monirawakilzai677]

@@ana.ana17 omg I hope you do it and pass good luck lemme know if you pass

[@ana.ana17]

@@monirawakilzai677, thank you so much! Will let you know😊

[@marthasakulku3532]

Amazingly helpful video. Thank you so much 😀

[@Gourmondise]

Shouldn't drive on motorway as a learner - check! Your instructor should not be on the phone whilst teaching a learner - check! Both happened to me when I was learning to drive. By accident my friend and I ended up on the M5 at night, but got off at the next exit. You live, you learn. Also, my instructor started to take phone calls whilst I was driving when I got enough confidence in my driving. It felt good and bad as I was in charge fully but this wasn't that I paid for. Anyways it's all behind me now. One thing for sure, if your instructor is taking phone calls whilst you drive, you should look for another instructor.

[@stevej3296]

Very informative, thanks. My wife is learning to drive and I never realised that she could get her own learner insurance and was resigned to having to add her to mine. Would still prefer it if she stuck with her professional instructor though. Mainly because he has a dual control car but also to avoid passing on any of my bad habits!

[@ConquerDriving]

Private practise can help loads but it can also hurt. The best thing to do is to try it and find out if it works for her. Generally it's very helpful as long as the supervisor isn't making the learner feel rushed, it's easy for the supervisor to put their own worries of getting a move on to the learner which then makes the learner feel stressed.

[@mudeoromounited8160]

Wow , This is so great. Thank you i really needed this to help my partner.

[@georget30000]

Really helpful as a supervisor, thank you.

[@mugashagoden.]

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[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you and you're welcome.

[@farzadjahanfard]

Mate I’ve used your discount and thank you so much

[@petermc7098]

Hello There, thank you for producing this video, it's really helpful. Cheers Peter :)

[@lesa1378]

I wish you was my Instructor you have got skills!

[@rorydixon2081]

I had some practice with my friend, his old Vauxhall Meriva is wacky fun to drive when he parks two wheels on the cobbles past launch pad on the beach and we both struggle to reserve it out. We both had some hill start practice that day. I can strangly drive that better then my instructors newer Corsa, maybe because he has no control pedals haha

[@patyczeq6949]

cheers mate i need show that video to my dad because i dont think he will be calm🤣

[@bryanguegan4006]

Yasss 120k subs! Road to 150k then 200k probably for Winter 2021.

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you ☺

[@bryanguegan4006]

@@ConquerDriving :)

[@Awesome3DPrintz]

The welsh for learner is dysgwr so i would imagine that's where the D comes from.

[@majid6771]

Thanks. This helped so much. 1 question: So you can drive anywhere (except motorways) with a provisional driving license as long as someone who held a full license is in the same car? Correct?

[@kiranthomas1553]

aslong as theyve held this license for 3+ years im pretty sure you can

[@ConquerDriving]

Yes, anywhere except motorways.

[@TheDantheman12121]

I just started taking my wife out. I would never dream of using my phone while instructing. I started teaching her as soon as I had been driving 3 years lol. But I have a lot of experience. I drive for work.

[@petecurran3995]

Much appreciated! 👌🏻

[@Jamesdanielfitness]

Welsh for learner is "dysgwr", I'm from Swansea

[@ConquerDriving]

Thank you.

[@johnatkinson-brown4820]

Please can you write that in English as it is spoken?

[@speeddemon217a]

I'm not a native Welsh speaker but in English writing it's pronounced a little like discor. The c has an element of a g sound as in go or great to it. The o is short like in fort and is almost like an u sound as in cur or burr. The r is rolled to the point it almost becomes a d or t sound like in fort or cord. If any Welsh speakers have any corrections I'll happily defer to their judgement

[@johnatkinson-brown4820]

@@speeddemon217a wonderful thanks, just what I meant!

[@S3r53]

Very helpful video!!! :)

[@TruthPrevailsAlways-1]

Hey! Super informative video thanks. Only question that remains, suppose you meet all the criteria, can you teach someone in your car, without insuring them or adding them as second driver? Also if you already have a qualified family member as second driver, would that mean third driver for the learner? Is that usually cheaper?

[@ConquerDriving]

Anyone who drivers there car will need to be insured on the car.

[@yamaankabbani3881]

What if you accidentally take the wrong road onto the motorway, what would be procedure?

[@ConquerDriving]

You have to carry on and leave at the next possible exit. You will still be liable though, if you get pulled over hopefully the police will sympathise with your mistake.

[@Meadows-tg3tv]

Engine is a brake, gears changing down with the engine and braking is important and safer .

[@ConquerDriving]

Only really needed down long hills to prevent the brakes getting hot. It's a lot harder for beginners, best learn this later.

[@samalons]

Thanks mate

[@CourtneyReeve-us6ic]

I have a question I was wondering how I can practice if I can only drive automatic but no one of my family rides automatic

[@ARJUNmangalore]

hi what if my supervisor/buddy is driving me to the test centre in his car and I use his car for the test with the examiner and he is not held the driving license for 3 years or over

[@samuelfawdry6411]

If you have a manual license can you supervise someone in a automatic car ?

[@jhaazkahn9852]

I’ve taken 26 lessons my test is booked 27th of January wish I had a friend or family to get me some practice 🙁

[@ConquerDriving]

I'm sorry to hear that, I wish you the best of luck though!

[@morekindnessnow9231]

Best of luck

[@madbadseagulls1]

Good luck mate

[@SelfImprovement1111]

Taking mine on Wednesday and I have to drive my dads, older car which is pain to drive.

[@jhaazkahn9852]

@@SelfImprovement1111 all the best dude

[@Nightsbringer1]

Would my mother, for example, be allowed to supervise a learner? She's had a driver's license for a lot longer than 3 years, but hasn't driven (or renewed) for a very long time. If she were to just renew her license, is she all good?

[@jenrosalyn7319]

I have done a lot of lessons so have bought my own Car to practice in and have my own learner provisional insurance policy. So now can anyone aged 25+ who's held a manual driving license for 3+ years accompany me for practice time? They don't need their own policy to cover my car?

[@evelynembk9139]

Thanks 👍

[@cmh9019]

I would like to clarify something, and although I've passed my test now, this confused me whilst I was learning. A learner driver cannot drive on a motorway, what is classed as a motorway? Is it an 'M' road specifically (M1, M25 etc.) usually with 3 lanes? The reason I ask is that I am from North Wales, and around here you would need to enter England or South Wales to get to a 'motorway'. Here, we have an 'A' road (A55), that is the main road along North Wales, but a lot of people nickname it a 'motorway'. It is a dual carriageway, with 2 lanes, but with very similar rules to motorways (70mph speed limit for example). It seems very different to what people in larger areas would call a dual carriageway (ones with 40/50 mph speed limits for example). Can learner drivers drive on this road? (apologies for the long winded post, and if I may have answered my own questions, but I am totally not sure).

[@LUAu101]

You can drive on a motorway as a learner actually, but you have to be with an approved driving instructor and the car must have dual controls. You can drive on A roads as a learner and always could. A motorway is a motorway, they're marked by that distinctive blue sign, with the two white lanes heading off in the distance crossed by a bridge. They do have their own special regulations you can find in the highway code and are not A roads. Hence phrases like the national speed limit is 70 mph "on motorways and dual carriageways" < 'motorway' and 'dual carriageway' aren't the same. England has plenty of 70 mph dual carriageways, though good luck getting up to 70 :P :P

[@edsmith4268]

We have a similar issue here in Devon where everyone calls the A38 the 'motorway'. All motorways have an 'M' in their name eg M4, M5 etc, and will have the blue coloured motorway signage. You will be absolutely fine driving on the A55 as long as you follow the usual rules of learning making sure you are with someone with the right licence category and has held their licence for at least 3 years. I believe qualified driving instructors with dual controls can take learners out on actual motorways (the rules changed a couple of years ago to allow this) There are a couple of roads in the country which are a bit more tricky to work out. For instance, there is a road called the A1(M). I'm not totally sure on the rules for the A1M, but as it has the blue motorway signs, I'd probably advise against learners from driving on it!

[@ConquerDriving]

A learner can't drive on M roads with blue signs. They can drive on A roads with green signs.

[@LUAu101]

​@@ConquerDriving Thank you so much for the amazing work you do on this channel. I only discovered you after passing my test (third time, but my first test fail was a long time ago) but you've taught me a lot and your depth of knowledge and style of presentation are fantastic. I know this video is specifically about private practise and obviously you don't wanna muddy the waters. I know that a learner can't do private practise on a motorway, but can I just confirm that you're not saying that learners aren't allowed on motorways at all? Because it's right there in the highway code, rule 253: "From 4 June 2018 provisional licence holders may drive on the motorway if they are accompanied by an approved driving instructor and are driving a car displaying red L plates (D plates in Wales), that’s fitted with dual controls." (www.gov.uk/guidance/the-highway-code/motorways-253-to-273)

[@irishandscottish1829]

Sadly the law is not strict on uninsured drivers at all. Several years ago now I ended up being airlifted to hospital due to an uninsured driver causing an accident. She also left the scene of the accident but did return with her husband. Because her and her husband told police that he gave her permission to drive his car without insurance my lawyer was able to fight and argue with his insurance that he was liable for it but it took almost 3years of fighting, copy of police statements and threatening to take it to court for them to finally agree to pay out for my written off car and my injuries. The woman however when she went to court only got £100 fine and 6penalty points on her license for being uninsured and the judge threw out the dangerous driving charge despite me being left with a life long neck injury. The police man who attended my accident called me after he had been to court to testify against her called me apologising for such a pathetic punishment

[@SA-rn4jy]

Hi there, can my father learn me but he has only 2 years for the license

[@jalilpatwary4925]

Can I do Lerner insurance with my husband’s car. He has a stricter on his car as a private hire car and he said his insurance said I can not practice with his car

[@kennethorbe6698]

What’s the penalty for not driving with an L?

[@johnmaggiorino4493]

Can I teach my daughter to drive on private parking lot, such as a supermarket parking lot on a Sun pm after 4pm when all is quiet?

[@ConquerDriving]

You will have to talk to the owner of the lane to see if they are OK with it.

[@bensaunders7469]

What if the supervisor has lost their license twice before but currently holds his license???

[@ConquerDriving]

As long as they have their licence that's fine.

[@MsSarahRush]

My daughter has done 32 hours of learning with an instructor and I’ve just bought her a car to learn in privately. What’s the best way to keep us safe on the roads with me not having dual controls if she doesn’t react quick enough to any oncoming hazards? I’m a little nervous about it…

[@ConquerDriving]

I recommend staying on roads she can easily deal with for practise.

[@xylophone3764]

5:30 do i have to display L plate stickers

[@RealVerses]

I'm taking my wife out tomorrow. Wish me luck.

[@jonathanbanks6481]

so if the leaner is insured on themself and taxed, a friend 3 year or more don't need to be right?

[@shelbymad]

Hey can someone please help me, I’m wanting to supervise my friend driving in my car. If I put her as a named driver on my insurance will it be more money for me to pay? Can she just get her separate daily insurance and I not have to tell my own etc? Or must we use the same insurance company? Thank you!

[@ConquerDriving]

I recommend you speak to your insurer.

[@danielteyehuago1633]

Thanks

[@TheDantheman12121]

Question: I put my wife who is a learner on my insurance but my insurance allows me to drive any car. Does that also apply to my wife?

[@ConquerDriving]

You will have to check with your insurer to find out.

[@kerriblick6899]

I had about 8 lessons with an instructor 3 years ago and I had a lesson today with my husband and I was awful I kept stalling I cldnt keep the Accelerator stable like I was up n down but in my professional lessons I only stalled once and my clutch control etc was fine any advise as my husband was calm etc I don't know what my problem was it was as though it was my first time in a Car.

[@ConquerDriving]

To be fair to you, only 8 lessons of experience 3 years will mean you are essentially starting from scratch again. Ive given refresher lessons to people who passed several years ago, never drove and as the skill didn't have time to set they couldn't drive.

[@kerriblick6899]

@@ConquerDriving makes me feel a little better so frustrating when I know I did better with my instructor even on the first lesson with them and yesterday was just awful.think its pressure when it's with somoen you know too.

[@ivorysa]

I want to practice on my dads car but don’t want to get a full years insurance. Do you know any reliable learner driver insurance companies that cover for a few months and offer relatively cheap prices?

[@ConquerDriving]

There is a link to Collingwood in some of my video descriptions that may help you out. Check out my latest video description for more information.

[@dexter5715]

2:04 - Can I drive with someone if they don't have an insurance on their car for themselves, but I'm making a learner insurance on their car and driving with them?

[@ConquerDriving]

You have to check with your insurer.

[@CFLI692]

May I know if we got a full UK license last year, which was converted from Hong Kong license last year which is over 20+ years, are we eligible as an instructor for our family member or friend?

[@ConquerDriving]

If you have a full UK licence then the rules are the same as explained.

[@GhostOfSinaloa]

What if the car was in a family members name on the insurance and the learner was put down as a secondary driver

[@ConquerDriving]

That's fine, as long as you can legally drive it you can use it for lessons. I have another video about what you can use for test.

[@Actuim]

My friend has been riding motorcycles on a full license for years, so his road sense and planning is ok(actually a lot better than mine) would you still get him to explain what's going on around or just focus on maneuvers and judging the size of the car?

[@ConquerDriving]

I would help them practise whatever they need more practise with. Easiest things first, hard things last.

[@nirvana30776]

Can anyone of u can help me out?The problem is with passport.I am not uk national but i have right to live here and i have that EU settlement share code.The letter I received from driver licensing is asking me for passport number.Mine is not uk as I mentioned before but in letter part b says: “if u do not have a valid uk passport u must fill part b below and send in original document or PROVIDE YOUR DIGITAL SHARE CODE to prove ur identity.This part is confusing cuz I don’t get it,if u fill in ur share code(eu settlement) u no need to send ur passport or u still need to send passport even if u have a share code? Many thanks for help

[@Tim1-z6b]

I'm just starting private practice. The supervisor is not the registered keeper, but is a named driver on a policy which covers learner driver. should be fine, right?

[@ConquerDriving]

The registered keeper doesn't matter. The driver must be insured and the car must be roadworthy.

[@mengsgebrekrstos8787]

Can i learn with someone who drive 2 years and 8 months or must be 3 years,? ,can you answer me please.

[@extremelyvladimir1687]

I mean just go for it, youre very unlikely to be pulled over anyways and the police may let it slide

[@ConquerDriving]

It must be 3 years.

[@jibinbabu1390]

I have a small doubt.I have an international license which is valid for one year.Even though I have the license,Im little confused about the lanes speed and rules.So Im planning to use the " L board" to show other drivers that Im learner. Is there any legal issues to use an L board on my car ?

[@ConquerDriving]

Only provional driving licence holders and driving instructors can legally drive with an L plate. You can use P plates though.

[@nonsosphone]

@@ConquerDrivingP plates? What are those? Provisional?

[@tarajane9526]

Can you be put on as a second driver with a partner or family member that’s teaching you in their own car? Or do you need separate learner insurance to learn to drive in their car?

[@ConquerDriving]

You can be a second driver.

[@tarajane9526]

@@ConquerDriving Thank you I found this out yesterday as he rang his insurance company. But thank you for replying. And thank you for making this channel, your do so helpful and a good instructor, the students under your wing are lucky to have you!

[@danieldaniels4978]

Could my dad with an international driving per’it be allowed to supervise me

[@ConquerDriving]

Not with an international driving licence in the UK.

[@1mgvideo]

Found this video interesting although I don't think I will be supervising a learner. It goes without saying that the learner should not be in the early stages. I do believe the law should require learners to go with a school. I cringe when I hear folk bragging how they taught their son, friend, etc and they didn't have professional tuition. Supervising, yes. Teaching, no.

[@elliotstout5732]

I'm a leaner but already have my own car which I have learner insurance on. can a fully licensed and fully covered driver drive my car without having to have temporary insurance?

[@ConquerDriving]

Anyone driving the car will have to be insured. There is a third party rule on some policies but the driver will need to check if their policy covers this.

[@MrSrikanthdasi]

Hi, I am new to UK. Can we buy and insure a car in UK with provisional/learner Licence. If yes, can you share insurer details please.

[@johnmaggiorino4493]

I've had my Drivers license from of South Africa for 38years, which I've now converted to UK license two years ago, what is my lawful supervisor position? Thanks

[@ConquerDriving]

If you have a full UK licence it is the same as anyone else in the UK with a Full UK licence.

[@johnmaggiorino4493]

@@ConquerDriving Thanks

[@michaelmutanimiye8073]

If I move forward on a hill and stop on the hill by stepping the clutch in to the bitting point will it stall?

[@ConquerDriving]

It will stall if your clutch is too high with too little gas.

[@gooddeeds789]

What of the driver did hold a full licence for over 3 years but it expired but due to immigration issues they haven't been able to renew it. Can that person supervise even if the licence has expired

[@ConquerDriving]

You need to have a full valid EU/EEA licence in the UK.

[@EverythingCarsandMoreECAM]

Could you do an insurance provider video

[@ConquerDriving]

I may do that.

[@noahsmum5041]

First of all, I thank you a lots for very important video! Then I wish & I wish my instructor she can see that, even if she is not my instructor any more by her choice as I had written on your other video about it . But I still worry about other peoples who use her as a teacher 😞 Finally , can you please say that is the instructor aloud to were a sandals when they are teaching someone. Because my one does it for my every lesson she had a same sandals ☹️😓

[@ConquerDriving]

Sandals are acceptable. I hope you're getting on better with your current instructor.

[@noahsmum5041]

Thank dear so so much for your reply & kind regard , I appreciate your response ✊✊✊

[@naouelbenkara9717]

Hello please I live in Sittingbourne Kent can I practice driving with my friend is very important to me thanks

[@ConquerDriving]

You will have to be legal as explained in the video.

[@naouelbenkara9717]

@@ConquerDriving yes I have my insurance and my friend is over 30 and she's driving more than 15 year

[@dee-qi6ks]

so am i able to purchase my own car but still have the learner insurance in place? and if so do you provide this service

[@ConquerDriving]

Collingwood can help you if it is your own car or someone else's car.

[@hello-jc1rx]

Looking to buy a car but it’s so expensive

[@MichaelFlatman]

He's got a used car buying guide. It's quite likely that your first year of insurance will be more than the value of your car too.

[@davidbest1]

Look at lots of different cars and get insurance quotes for them, I found comparethemarket to give me the cheapest quotes. You’ll end up finding the perfect car

[@ArnoldsKtm]

@@MichaelFlatman UK sounds kind of fucked for new drivers

[@hello-jc1rx]

@@davidbest1 I want a 1.25l fiesta but my mum and step dad won’t take me to see one I have the money it’s just insurance that is a joke

[@hello-jc1rx]

Thanks guys

[@JasonUmbrellabird]

What if your postcode stops you being able to get a learner's insurance? I've tried Marmalade and they've been negative about my Lewisham postcode.

[@YY-su2dy]

Hi, I’ve previously signed up to collingwood using your code, when I log in again the code is no longer applied to the quotes I had made and I no longer know the code please can you help

[@ConquerDriving]

I think the code is one time use. I recommend you call collingwood, they may be able to sort this. Mention Conquer Driving to get the discount.

[@MISifan]

Can I rent a car for a day and practice with an instructor with other requirements? if so how do cover the insurance?

[@ConquerDriving]

You will have to check with the business you are renting the car from.

[@MISifan]

@@ConquerDriving Thank you very much. I am learning a lot from your videos.

[@azadjat]

I want to know can a learner drive had child back seat is that ok?

[@ConquerDriving]

I wouldn't recommend it but it's not illegal as long as the child is in an appropriate child restraint/seat.

[@ConquerDriving]

The reason why I wouldn't recommend it is because children can be very distracting as an experienced driver let alone if you're trying to learn.

[@joneysharma5312]

I bought a car fully learner insurance done mot done tax done Just one thing I have a person sit with me 3 years experience is he need any insurance or not

[@ConquerDriving]

The driver of the car must have insurance, but it's a good idea for the supervisor to have insurance too incase they need to drive.

[@simonafurtuna5276]

Where did get your insurance from?

[@linuabraham7985]

can a learner driver have kids at the back seat?

[@ConquerDriving]

It's not against the law but may be a distraction.

[@hoodnationproductions]

can you teach someone to drive on private land

[@ConquerDriving]

You can but you wouldn't learn how to deal with the public road.

[@hoodnationproductions]

@@ConquerDriving kzbin.info/www/bejne/eYGwkJuKes9jY5o

[@slumpss]

So how old does the learner have to be?

[@ConquerDriving]

In the UK you need to be 17 years old to learn to drive a car.

[@anasnagi5086]

Collingwood Insurance wont insure a 1 litre honda, or infact any car i've heard my mates try insure them with. Crap company in my opinion

[@gazelle20111]

What are their prices?

[@kieranmz4614]

What do you think of using the handbrake as a rudimentary brake for the instructor for emergencies?

[@Noah-nx4ic]

Not an instructor, but I'd guess pull over onto the hard shoulder and swap places with your supervisor so they can drive until your off the motorway

[@ConquerDriving]

Can work, dual controls are far more effective though.

[@Destro7000]

Nice chicken impression.

[@francispalos6499]

Are you related to FREDDIE MERCURY?.

[@ConquerDriving]

😄 Many people think I am.

[@randomchannel1712]

3 years ago I passed with just 5 hours of practice that were not even needed actually xd. I could have done it without even practicing at all. But well this is Greece ya know. btw I did not bribe no one as is common practice here

[@supershad9855]

20:32 😂😂😂😂😂

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Do you use Apple or Android?

[@MichaelFlatman]

He's an android guy I think.. Google pixel2 if I remember rightly🤔

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

I first thought it was the iPhone 12, but then I found out the iPhone 12 doesn’t have a deep black frame.

[@ConquerDriving]

I'm using Pixel 2 XL at the moment.

[@ArnoldsKtm]

How does that relate to the topic whatsoever lol

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Don’t care.

[@JohngolightlyLive]

Vid is quiet

[@ConquerDriving]

I've been working on that.

[@Soulless_tom]

This guy doesn’t have a clue he’s telling you this from his phone that he’s reading out he should of revised it in his head

[@MankiranKamaal]

Meow