Driving Instructor Takes Driving Test | "I WASN'T EXPECTING THAT" 

We still love you! ♥️ Hope all is okay and that you were just busy rather than sick or some such.

Oh.. Wow. You are fantastic

Are you available for a mock test

I think speed limites on a steep gradient should be increased by 10 mph because a steep hill near me used to be a forty zone but changed to a 30 zone so cars tend to struglle up that hill and slows down the flow of traffic and used to work better as a 40 mph road i think some speed limites need updating because there are many roads in nottingham that are huge but are 20 mph zones but then the smaller roads around it are 30mph witch makes no sence and there are 30 mph roads that are not in built up areas with only heges on the sides and i think motorways and dual carrage ways should be 100mph because cars nowadays can easily travel safley at 100mph + and has worked in germanys autobahns with no speed limites and has less accident than the uks motorways and carrage ways

@F1 Racer You're funny.

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Casey White 😂😂😂

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Casey White 👍

Casey White 😂😂

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Iulia Paun oh how the turn tables

Oh tables have the turn

LOL!

Damn no kidding that dude was super strict a bit much imo bc the driver was very careful and 5 over the speed limit is nothing in Texas people drive 20 over the speed limit on the highway all the time… ya get the point

It's a good thing imo,the way our roads are so overcrowded.Maybe the roads would be much safer if more were like him?

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Standards and expectations for a DVSA-approved professional instructor have to be higher than for a usual learner, so I am sure he intentionally gave a tougher examination than he normally would.

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Hahaha 🤣🤣🤣 love this!

This really cheered me up 😂😂😂

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6 minors is a pass.

WIM AllKind r/wooooosh

Needs his own Ultimate Driving Course haha

@TIGERWOODSBOYFRIEND He’s commentating so we can understand his thought process. This video is to help people learning to drive, he’s not doing an advanced test (to my knowledge?)

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If driving tests were a video game, he’d be the final boss 😂

Skandal the examiner I got fails 9/10 on average. He was so reluctant to give me the certificate, he kept sighing with disappointment that I passed lmao.

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@@David-ur7og Seriously?! 😒

@call of duty ruined my life 987 Phew! Congratulations.

@@aleebea Yeah but I think he liked the fact that I kept calling him "sir" lol. He also made me parallel park in a road that was connected to a dual carriage way, and gave me a fault for stopping when the cars were behind me. It was so busy that I had to wait for a few minutes for all the cars to pass, and in the end he just told me to ignore any cars behind me because this road is very busy. My instructor was with me and spoke out saying, this spot is highly unusual and he admitted it was not a normal place for parallel parking. He also took me out of the area/route - but justified this by saying it was during school time and parents are dangerous drivers and didn't want me to feel pressured.

You should have seen mine brother

Leon Dunphy wtf is your profile picture

@@theplug4981 just me holding a couple African kids..... 'E'

@@Frostytip5 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Well that's his job

He's just playing with Pin, come on!

Cyriacus Duru i got 0 minors on my test, think I just got lucky with the examiner

@@oskt4397 Wow! Congratulations

@@oskt4397 I got 2, one of which was a grindy gear change because I'm an idiot, the second was because some cunt in a van cut me up and apparently I should've been more aware, even though I'd slowed down and took a slightly wider line for him to get through...

We're all human.

@@Pond721 Apparently you're supposed to magically correct other people's faults in driving tests according to some examiners and whatever solution you have it's always wrong according to some

Init 😬

lool for real, the way he went on about the abs thing for long. i literally got asked that yesterday when i passed my test and they do not ask it like that hahaha

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Yeah good luck to anyone who gets this nazi examining them.

Hes old and wise and will fail u with minor things

Thats why they should have cameras in the cars so it can be disputed if necessary.

​@@RyanPhallen There's not camers in the uk when taking your exam? Im my country there are 2 cameras one facing you the other one the road in front of you.

@@RyanPhallen This would also be a good idea for assaults and allegations of sexual misconduct. I had an instructor tell me that many assessors had left our local testing centre due to a young woman who claimed the assessor touched her inappropriately after he failed her. The school suspended the assessor without any evidence other than her word against his.

Where I live, you can only attempt license practical exam, if you pass driving school's practical exam. Same rules, two passes. Means, that they only check to confirm that you aren't dumbass. Also both passes are filmed with dash cams.

Yea it all down to luck and the assessor i think i failed my first one years ago down to just unlucky was pulling out on side street all clear as and was on the road a car come speeding round the corner and was behind us the 100 year old assessor thought i pulled out in front of him witch i did not but what they think/stay sticks if had cameras would of proved i was not in the wrong but will never happen in the UK. I think it down to luck of the day and fail rates as they have targets to do if so many people pass in that day good luck not failing as like any other buissns it is a racket that needs to make money. I was lucky on my second go thought i was bad due to the driving instructor had someone in the back of the car assessing him so had 2 people in the car watching me but forgot he was even in the back over time. The driving instructor was middle aged and we talked a bit while driving that helped me not over think everything and he was down to earth not like the 100 year old i had first time that not even say a word the whole time instead of what we doing next he was just awkward and off putting the whole time.

By God?

Checkmate, he owns the dvla

Guilherme Ferreira no by a real examiner 😂

Why not lower

@@gui18bif 😭😭😭🤣🤣🤣

Interesting.....I haven't done a test yet so I'm curious to see this concept tho I think I do agree from watching a few of these test videos. 🤷🏽‍♂️

So true,a good examiner just feels if you know what you are doing and doesn't fail you for every single minor shit..it's driving not fucking nascar racing

@@SkyZi9 passed yet??

@@Jon-1919 nope, haven't done test yet....what about you? Got any tips?

@@SkyZi9 Well good luck when you come to it pal. Just relax and don't be sucked in by other people's bad driving around you. If someone is fighting you on the road just let them "win". Let them overtake, or take the space they want. They won't actually be gaining anything I promise you. If you're serious then I really recommend you do some reading. There's a brilliant police driving/riding handbook that you can buy online that cops use for training. It teaches you about the workings of the car, vanishing points, techniques etc. I read the police motorcyclist handbook when I passed my motorcycle test 10 years ago and I genuinely credit that with keeping me alive! Oh and don't get a car with diamond cut alloys for your first car (like I did). You'll curb them and they cost a bomb to repair. Standard alloys aren't so bad! 😂👍

I'm a native speaker and it was hard for me too lol

Is it Brummie?

@@minnie5301 Black Country. It’s different

Im a brummie and black country is a different language 😂

Nothing difficult or challenging just different dialects of same language, as in most countries?.

The professionals are even making quite serious mistakes like hitting the curve with the wheel really hard when parking or selecting a different gear instead of neutral when wanting to completely stop the car which makes the car launch forward.

@@yuvalvernik9483 Hahahaha low-key throwing shade on the professionals 😂😂

I was just thinking the same thing, good on him 😊

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Drivers make mistakes too....thats why there are so many accidents. I take my hat off to him. Brilliant instructor.

I was gonna comment this i acc thought it was him in the thumbnail.

Haha, brilliant!

And puts on a heavy brummie accent

Haha XD

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He must've had failed his previous test and didn't upload it, so this time he wanted to make sure there are less faults 😂

Even instructor also worried about the feedback. he was looking very curious about that .🤣🤣🤣🤣

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26:18

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@@robbenooyens2064 lol

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He is just awesome! 👏🏻

Yeah it kinda proves he's not that good of an instructor for me. The stuff he messed up on my driving instructor wouldn't have messed up on. My old driving instructor taught me to have a good look on your blindspot, ie turn your body and head more than 90 degrees, that old man demonstrated it well and pin saying he can't turn any further is just an excuse, you use your whole body. Also the speeding one was such a newbie mistake to fault on

@@ninjaninja9954 ur not wrong. not saying he’s a BAD driver, he’s definitely not

​@@ninjaninja9954You might not have noticed, but he passed. They were only minor faults.

What planet is he from?

And is he married or single?

What's his blood group?😂

Does he check his front mirror when driving towards Dudley? Very important stuff!

What colour pants am I wearing today? What will the weather be like in Manchester on Wednesday 8th October 2025? What is the capital of British Columbia? 😂😂

bro what, a driving instructor being nervous on his test just made me realise that im probably gonna be a nervous wreck 😩

I thought he was roleplaying as a nervous driver

Kuso same here 😩 my test is in 8 days

Carla Finley did you pass?

He almost failed lol what chance have we got??m

painful for me to hear

I cor tell

I couldn’t understand him

Black Country accent

bet he's going to the Harrison's head after this

ToM E BoY 😂😂😂

Peaky fookin blinders!😂🤣

Fook LinDa

Peaky blinders are brummy not black country 👍

😂😂.. Funny how this crossed my mind as well

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IMPOSSIBLE

Was he as harsh on you as he was with Pin?

You must be the best driver on the road, I had Steve Roberts as mine and I did the majority of this driving test route for my driving test in December 2018 but from Gornal Test Centre. Got 4 driving faults in total but passed first time

@Advanced Driving 😂😂😂

Was it a pass? Lol

I had 1 minor back in 2017 when I pass

Amateurs, I got none. Welcome to America where everyone and their cats and dogs gets handed freaking license.

-- cuz you guys all use automatics, easiest car to function

RoyaltySarah it isn’t even a matter of automatic vs manual. Manual isn’t even hard unless you’re driving an 18 wheeler or a straight up race car. Our driver’s tests are so easy and that anyone could pass them in their sleep. We just have bad drivers through and through. The tests here are more of a formality or than an actual test. On top of all this, we got everyone driving an oversized crossover and thinking they own the road.

@@kiwionpizza1336 I know when I went to NewYork in 2016 when I was about 17 years old, the first thing I noticed on the freeways was the speed drivers would go at. It felt as though we were on a racing track with other vehicles, the majority of cars were huge and went at speeds that are practically illegal in most roads here in UK or Ireland. The rates of car crashes is more common in the US though, and I can see why, they give driving license to pretty much anybody. But in the UK the road rules are so tight, speed cameras are common, ticket people fining people every minute everyday, checkpoints everywhere. Its harder getting youre license here but it is in efforts to help saves lives in a way. Hence the common use of buses and trains, uber etc

Checking his left mirror I think

Ahahahah

@@Jordan-wy1ux Then why did he look away everytime the examiner looked up?

Hahaha it's so obvious he tries to hide it as well.

My parents told me never to do that otherwise I’d fail 😂

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@@DGNDriving 😂 test next week. Love the vids!

oh yeah yeah oh yeah yeah

@Power 2 Weight No, I've never played gran turismo lol

The Ultimate Driving Course would definitely help you with those minors Pin

I thought that was excellent driving pin, can he really mark you down for these petty things. It’s no good turning your head there, turn round and get a proper look lol I no the examiner is there to find faults but seriously is it impossible to pay a compliment or a positive 🙄

Aren't you the guy that comments on Shidbot's videos

@@私の名前を翻訳しないでください Indeed I am.

Cheers!

I only (slightly) agree with the first one

@@milovd Same here I suppose I would've eased off the gas and been prepared to brake but I wouldn't slow down much because that might make the lorry driver more likely to pull out, or it might annoy them because they're waiting for me to get past. It's like Pin said in his most recent mock test video, you need to show that you understand when you have priority and that you're not overly cautious otherwise you'd get faults for hesitation or appropriate speed probably

Damn Harry. You are a wizard :)

@@doctorpanigrahi9975 I'm a what?! Haha, yeah I got pretty lucky finding some of those times, especially when I spotted the Himley Road sign at 28:48 :)

Also they do somethings different than in other countries. Like in Switzerland we park cars in 1st gear and it looks like they park in neutral...

@@SAA-hr9gr some people do some people don’t, been many a time I get in someone else’s car or my own and forget I left it in 1st gear and try to start the car

@@KILLGAMERSCOOT4LIFE You are supposed to leave it in gear 1 when leaving your car unattended, if the handbreak snaps and its not in gear it will roll away and hit something. The car being in gear prevents that

@elmucho Doesn't the car being in neutral prevent stalling? Not sure wondering because that's what my instructor has me do

@@suqmaddiqq You wont stall the car if you have the clutch in, lets say you turn the engine on with it in gear but you put the clutch down then it wont stall

After he's had a row with the misses the night before so he's in a rotten mood.

That is who I imagine everytime I think about my driving test. He even has the accent.

I had a lady that makes this guy look like a kitten. Seriously it is a stressful enough situation as is without the examiner making it feel 10x more intense

This was my examiner 😂😂😂 not actually but he was like this dude

@James Stewart Taking my driving test tomorrow, and man I'm gonna try thinking like that, that I'm having fun driving, idk if thats bad but hey it will ease off my nerves.. thanks

My worst driving performance ever was during my driving test

you try and do the ADI part 2 driving test lol..ive driven over 1 million miles in 35 years plus i did 80 hours intense training.and still hit the kerb in my ADI test ,i passed JUST..but never been so nervous..))

me when im driving with my dad in the car

@@diegoyuiop my best ever was during my test, I passed then as soon as I left the test centre I mounted the kerb 🤣

@@akmedia8206 🤣

This guy's picked up the bad habit of letting pesky passengers into the car !

My bas habbit is that i never drove since i passed my test, i "hate" cars, I didn't want to get my driver license. ironically I made passed both test in my first try.

@@Crank4life1 same. I force myself to drive atleast once every three days so that I get used to it in the long run. Almost hit a deer yesterday but luckily it was in a school area so I was going really slow.

@@ezzor197 keep going, I'm looking to grab myself a tesla for the long run😴😴

@@Crank4life1 same!

You ruined the video bye

@@fruitpunchbigga3251 Bruh did you expect him to fail? There’s more than just pass/fail to the video

@@fruitpunchbigga3251 dude its not about failing or passing its all about your driving skills

@@fruitpunchbigga3251 he is a professional driving instructor Of couse he would pass

@@fruitpunchbigga3251 WELL FUCKING IDIOT OF CORSE HE WILL STUPID AND WATCH IT BEFORE YOU LOOK IN THE COMMENTS

Yeahhhh is very hard to understand

yeah, it's difficult to understand. Even the auto subtitles have it difficult. ;)

@F1 Racer Dudley

I understood him relatively easily.

@F1 Racer Yeah, and that was not his fault. It is just of the insulation of the car that causes his voice to drown out. If he spoke to me in person I would easily understand him. But in this video, I could not understand a sentence or two...but now I do after listening again.

I believe he is direct descendant of Hitchcock!

Same! 😂🤗

Jordan - thanks for watching

Jordan - i passed 11 years ago and still watch all these along with others you can never not learn and improve from them

Jordan - well m planing to do the same as that’s I develop thix new incredible hobby for improving my driving skills .... Congrats btw ❤️

Same haha and im from Australia so some of the rules dont make sence to ne lol

Assess

paigelou xo Thank you

F1 Racer there’s no sarcasm thank u very much 😂 I’m being honest he has helped me understand driving more than my 3 instructors I have so YEAH THANKS PIN YOUR AMAZING INSTRUCTOR😊😊😊

Yeah may be good at explaining but double standards highlighted lol FACTS. I like this instructor said it how it was to him. I don't think he thought he would be marked so rough due to his experience and status. Never over estimate your skills, be modest. Lesson learnt. Facts lol

Mint758 😂😂😂

I did the same during my driving test ended up being she wrote my name...

@@Kaunain lol you serious?

@@ashleycrystal9719 yup what they do is whenever they write something it’s either a fault they’re noting down or they’re either filling in your details mid test maybe to scare you a little

Update, pass!!

Congratulations

Are you allowed to talk like that in the actual test

I did that

Yes, facts. I did this and explained every decision I made - and the instructor really appreciated it.

Examiners have iPads nowadays they make their notes on them

​@@abdullahmasood1028Not all

Roman Lakes very useful comment thanks

I’m pretty sure I got given a serious fault for stalling the car on my first test. Even though I was in a quiet place, posed a danger to absolutely no one, and I corrected it quickly

Very helpful comment😁

I drive in the USA but my first driving test (and my last, since I passed the first try) had 4 red light runners, about 10 people didn't use their signal to turn or change lanes, and one guy nearly plowed into me when they didn't care to look when coming out of a residential road. I dealt with all of them expertly and with finesse. I had only been driving for about 2 months at that point and my instructor said I'm a gifted driver.

@@ThallanarRabidtooth congratulations, well done - sounds like you did really well on your test! One thing I would say is that with all due respect, the standard of our driving test is much harder than any US driving test I’ve witnessed (and I have close family who live in the US). My driving instructor had been giving lessons to a lad who’d passed his test in California and then moved to England - that test involved driving around some cones at a test centre (wtf?). There are many, many ways you can fail our test here, the standard is very high and it’s one of the hardest tests in the world. This is likely why we have so few road deaths per capita compared to countries like the US. It probably explains why you’re running into so many dangerous drivers too! On top of that, the vast, vast majority of us drive manual, so we have to learn in manual over here. Overall, I do believe the level to be much higher. After almost two years of driving with a licence (and many months of lessons), I don’t claim to be an amazing driver, but after two months you will definitely be really inexperienced. Have confidence in your ability but most of that ability shouldn’t be dealing with things as they happen, it’s having the foresight to plan ahead and avoid them if possible. That’s the most important thing with driving, planning ahead so you don’t panic and aren’t surprised by things. And despite our high standards, we still have a ridiculous number of pricks on the road who do dangerous things. Don’t get too confident in your ability, you’ve driven for two months and you’re going to keep learning for years. All that said, well done and take care!

Gee Singh 😂😂😂

Siobhan Airey True but if a left hand lane can be used for turning right then you should only be in the right if there is traffic in the left because you could prevent somebody using the right hand lane to overtake you. In a new area and with minimal if any road markings though I agree it’s harsh but people tend to know an area before they take their test.

D Lucey there were no road markings to indicate otherwise, it’s more of a local custom than an official rule. That means the instructors in the area are by law incorrect, but it’s fine I guess as long as no accidents happen. Across rural England there are local customs like that which in my opinion is dangerous, because new drivers visiting may not be integrated.

David thank you. I didn’t know that. I think it’s still taught though because if you don’t use the left lane properly on a motorway you could be fined due to careless driving rule 264. I know that only applies to motorways but learners only learn about motorways if they do pass plus so it’s a custom but also good practice.

Lol

same no minors :)

He is supposed to be ultra strict. An instructor test to pass with a grade A is 0 faults I believe

@@duncanmill8977 An instructor who got 1 fault vs an instructor that got 6 driving faults (the limit) has nothing to do with what grade they are actually

Dudley

He's having a laugh :)

Where ?

When he mentions him showing his age 😅🤣🤣

Yea do a lot of praying as i got one like him 100 year old 4ft tall and face like a sour grape never said a word to me unless it was to go the way or do something failed on that old git. The second time got a middle aged man was talkative and easy to relax around and passed even with a second guy in the back assessing the driving instructor. It is all down the the instructor and what mood they are in and age as for some reason the old guys are just a pain and awkward to be with and there silence just off putting.

Hijikata's Bigfan have you passed yet or can’t because of coronavirus

@@G4721arw the virus 😭 no idea when I can next take a test.

Oh no that’s so unlucky, as you can’t really practice as well. I passed in January so I only just missed this whole situation!

You won't get him as he's an instructor not an examiner but my first test ever I had a guy a bit like him. It definitely affected my nerves. After the test he sat there angrily ranting about my faults to my instructor. I felt that was rude an uncalled for and that obviously I hadn't been taught well enough by that instructor. I changed driving company after that. lol

Good luck on your next test! I was due to do mine and couldn’t because of corona it felt weird driving again this week

They probably had an accident and she’s still recovering in the hospital

Incomplete Dragon 🤣

Richard Stanley I think the gornal route was a lot easier than this tbh, hardest part about it was pulling out of the test centre parking and the first round about with about 50 blind corners

@@xXMechaStepper70sXx imo the gornal route had more side streets and hill starts, I think it depended on the route the tester used though.

Richard Stanley yeah fair enough I get you

Same by us, its all loads of hills, narrow roads, hazards everywhere, in some areas if you can drive and be safe in them you will be fine everywhere else 😁 so many parked cars and vans and roadworks its a miracle anyone leaves safe and pulls out at all 🙄 well done for Pin doing an unfamiliar area and route and showing learners what he was doing 👍

@@Soggyoldsock I did the majority of all of this route when I did my test at the Gornal Test Centre. The only bit I didn't do was the Merry Hill bit and the bit at the start coming away from K'ford/Pensnett. I noticed once the did the right turn towards Cinder Bank roundabout. The four roundabouts I hate have a road connecting 3 of them together (Pegasus, Cinder Bank and Castlegate roundabouts) I find them so difficault to understand what the other traffic is doing along with making sure the other traffic knows what I'm doing. The ironic bit is that I have to use all 4 roundabouts if I go home though Birminham way rather than the Wolvo way 😂.

Lucky u

taragon19990 Congratulations and thanks for watching

Captain Slow my driving instructor used to tell me off for beating myself up for not doing things perfectly. He asked me if I could tell him who I thought was a perfect driver. I sat there and couldn’t think of anyone, but I think he expected me to say him so he could correct me and say he wasn’t 🤦‍♂️

Very very very few people get to experience the whole gamut of road conditions, tramcars and other peculiar features of our roads around the country. Clocking up 85k on the m-way every year is not town driving experience, is it !

@@millomweb Who said I'm only clocking up 85k miles a year just on motorways!? I actually drive out of town centres, city centres, built up areas and probably only spend about 5% of my shift on a dual carriageway.

@@johnhall4917 I don't know who said it, it wasn't me. Mileage isn't significant, it's the variety of roads and conditions that matter.

@John Hall - out of curiosity, what does your job entail? I thought taxi drivers and truckers had it bad doing 25-50k miles a year, let alone an average of 230 miles every single day!

lol

Oh shut up