Hazard Perception On The Main Roads | Ongoing Talk-through 

how many of the habits have you lost already? like regularly checking mirrors, signaling before turns? or have you been able to keep most of the habits? would be interesting to know how quickly people start the lose all the habits you learn, especially when your no longer required to have a driver supervising you and your on your own

@@randomsmile9064 Good question. When I was learning to drive, I had a bad habit of drifting slightly to the left and not checking my left mirror frequently. Which is very dangerous as I would be touching the bus lane occasionally, getting close to parked cars etc. It was very bad as my instructor always reminded me or he had to take control of the steering sometimes. I knew the sooner I broke out of this habit, the better my driving would be. I continuously watched videos on driving position, reference points and looking ahead to stay in my lane, then everything stuck with me ever since. My point is, a habit will always remain a habit unless you act on it and try and change it for the better. The earlier you recognise the bad habit, the sooner you can break of it. You make a very good point. Some drivers after passing get a bit too confident (not a bad thing) or comfortable since there’s no one there to judge your driving. Then the habits start to form, but they don’t act on it. Eventually, it becomes the norm for them and they become comfortable with it and start posing danger for other road users. Other than that, I still have my examiners voice in my head, so I do not have any bad habits YET😂. I also tend to treat each drive as a mock test, hence why I still watch these videos. This stops any bad habits from forming such as not doing regular mirror checks , signalling before turns etc.

@@randomsmile9064 Just realised how long this reply was 😅. My apologies.

@@SquaredYS10 months later, but your comment was a great read. Definitely helps as a beginner driver with some tendencies that need breaking, especially since I myself worry about falling back into them/gaining new habits after resolving these ones are dealt with 👍

passed 26 years ago...drive for a living and have over 1 million miles and I watch these videos with huge interest! love how driving is such a personal thing. The best driving instruction on YT by a country mile!

you will get your license in the end!!! 🤞 i love driving too

Amazing well done! 🤩👏🏽👏🏽

Ahahah yeah she will get there :)

Aww great, well done! :)

🤩🤩 haha well done!! 👏🏽👏🏽

Amazing well done! 👏🏽🥰

She’s still got her theory to go 😊

@@ClearviewDriving okay, hopefully she can pass this quickly, soon and near future.

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Hey yes sure I will do :)

@@ClearviewDriving thankyou so much eagerly waiting for the video on bollards...gbu🙌

Hey no it was in a different area, but I’ve been teaching in this area for some time now. 😊

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It's a safety thing, sweaty hands less likely to slip, and you can do it quiet quickly.

Yehh i was in the same scenario in my driving test it was 30 mph but there were a loada bumps, i think i went upto 23-24 mph and i passed with no minors

@@unknowngeezer5029 aww really that’s good😊 any tips on passing driving test

I'd assess their speed and how far they are from me on whether it's safe to pull out or not. Otherwise I'd wait until they start turning.

You can go but wait until they start turning first just to make sure you know where they’re going l

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@@ClearviewDriving shes good loooking inni😂😭

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@@ClearviewDriving dont mind please

@@syed5469 cringe