I Was VERY SCARED During This DRIVING TEST 

Yes it could of been fatal

Oo that lane discipline is terrible thank god it wasn’t busy 😂😂

That’s why roundabouts are so rare in the US even though it allows traffic to flow easier

@@victorestrella6805 oh you said even though… my bad ignore me. Yeah with how easy your tests are many accidents would happen on roundabouts 😂😂😭

@@victorestrella6805 if driving education was better in the us it wouldn’t be like that though

Thats why i learnt auto, being dyslexic multitasking is very difficult for me, auto was so easy to get used to i always think manual drivers are something short of a genius 😂

Ofc auto drivers know it’s a lot harder, why else would they choose auto?

@@MageZathara It's quite easy actually if you know what a transmission does. If you have a basic understanding of the mechnical parts like the clutch and engine it helps allot.

@@donsq4306 the whole biting point stuff and stalling all scare me. Plus one I pass I doubt I would get a manual car

Exactly why I learnt and passed in an auto.

literally

Lmao

Smart

You'll have the thief stalling and all trying to get out🤣

We mostly prefer automatic, but there are people in the US that drive manual. My dad personally thinks everyone should know how to drive both if they can.

One reason for this is that They are more common on lorries that have a maximum load of 36 tonnes(40 us tons). Second reason cheaper trims do not offer one

I first learned to drive with the manual in the 80s but the automatic is much easier…

In the states the police are pretty lenient on our speeds they won’t pull anyone over usually if it’s 15 mph over the speed limit because it’s not worth their time and the paper work so everyone goes over the speed limit so that’s probably why. And being in the other side of the road is very confusing I would be on the wrong side so many times.

@@keeganpatterson677 there's actually a law in USA that means if everyone is speeding then that's kind of the new speed limit, that's why they don't do anything but if you're the only one going 15 over then they definitely might pull you over

@@fatbroccoli8 what law are you talking about?

@@cocainecowboy1717 it's not so much a law, more of a rule. It's in the California drivers handbook that basically says the speed limit is dictated by the speed of other cars around you. That's why even though the speed limit is 65, if everyone is going 75 they aren't going to pull anyone over

@@fatbroccoli8 well, you said “a law in the USA”, so i thought you were speaking broadly. i looked up this California thing, i’m assuming you’re talking about the “basic speed law”, all it really says is that weather and traffic conditions should dictate your speed no matter what. doesn’t really say ‘if everyone else is speeding, it’s okay.’

I am happy my videos were able to help you and congratulations on passing.

I was trying to make conversation with my examiner and he interrupted me deliberately, he also made comments that made me feel stupid on the test, fortunately i passed (my second time)

@@Au-Li- I get that. My first two examiners were horrible. Instantly knew I was going to fail. My third examiner put me at ease so quickly - it 100% makes a difference who the examiner is!

They exist in my town but they are less complicated fs

There are roundabouts in the USA but not as much as the UK and they are less complicated

@@whydoieventryanymore I'd say not even a single bit of a hassle

@@whydoieventryanymore how do they make them less complicated?

@@whydoieventryanymore that's right but people still get confused by them somehow

Congratulations on passing and thank you for watching too.

Signed

Yes

There could be a meme made out of that Its scary but funny at the Same time

yep

I always have to lower my volume as soon as I hear it 😂

If you have a Canadian licence, then you’re allowed to simply exchange it for a full UK licence if you were to move here.

True it doesn’t make sense. They hardly have roundabouts and their roads aren’t narrow etc

exactly, I always think of that poor young man who got knocked down by an American ‘diplomat’ because she wasn’t use to British roads. Even worse, she ran away to America without facing trial.

@@lacku2677 some states do have roundabouts actually and they do drive manual sometimes they call it stick idk why you repeated my lines back to me lolI literally said ETC

@@hanspz5505 very rarely

@@fatbroccoli8 that’s literally what I said, ‘they hardly have’ lol…

The only thing it would effect is road positioning and stalling

1 year

They should be banned

One year from the date you moved - so if you want to drive after that you need to go through the full process of getting a UK license (thankfully!)

@@mariavictoria4853 why not immediately

@@reecemesser people from the UK driving in the US should banned too.

Congratulations on passing

Congrats! I passed mine on March 22, 2 days after my birthday too. I used to watch the videos as a guide but now it’s more for fun and laughs

i jumped

Same first time 2 minors

no cause the place im going to go to literally takes like one minute😭

@@ali-jk5pv my driving test I am about to take in 2 week is 4 left turns, a stop sign, one three point turn, and parallel park🤣🤣

They are stupidly easy, it's not even really a test lol

Where I am you have to make a couple turns (left and right), a k turn, parallel park & pull in. It’s literally minutes long. Never on a closed course though.

@@swilliams23 where is that? I've never heard it called a k turn... Is that a 3 point turn?

Yes i think so. The examiner would need a change of pants

@@silversurfermusicco5263 🤣🤣🤣🤣 yep for sure

Are buses automatic or manual?

@@UncleJago pretty much all new buses are automatic

@@leanderbuerger1660 thanks for that, I'm also curious!

@@leanderbuerger1660 same thing for trucks

@@KunaevNS yes and quite a lot of cars

Wow that’s amazing! Any tips?

My husband passed on Monday too. Well done 👏

@@Khakiaj just try and remain calm and treat it like its a normal lesson with your instructor. and don't think you have failed if you feel like you made a mistake, just focus and carry on driving safely.

Congrats..! I taught it was a piece of cake, but wen I get in the car it was far from that.lol..

@@maureenbartolo933 did you pass?

Nah not really stalling 100 times isn't good and manual isn't that hard

@@intence1233 you drove a manual better than that after a couple of hours? That hill start was on point!

@@MageZathara You must be a shit driver if you think hes a natural

@@MageZathara I think most people drive a manual better than that on their second go, remember he said he has driven a manual before

@@MageZathara these modern cars have hill start assist so hill start is easy nowadays, I think when I first drove i selected the wrong gear once and stalled maybe twice. Once you've found the biting point there's no reason to stall

In the USA we don't have a lot of roundabouts. A lot of the USA uses intersections. There are a few roundabouts in some cities (such as Carmel, Indiana) but many cities there aren't many. We also drive on the other side of the road which is why we focus on the other side of the lanes.

I do wish they would allocate one lesson in my country for auto car learners to try manual (like how manual car learners try driving in an auto for one lesson), it would be quite a nice and fun experience

He’s like my car 😭

where I live there like 5 roundabouts in a 1 mile radius

Driving in the uk looks so hard compared to the USA if I ever visit I’m taking an Uber

Lookup the magic roundabout in Swindon. :D

well if you’re turning right you probably should be in the right hand lane, especially if your exit is past 12 o clock

Please do this Pin! It’s only fair!

Pin probably do fine in America.

@@angelblu27834 ofc he will, I moved to USA from England and driving here is easy with massive roads, you get used to the opposite side pretty fast, the only thing I had trouble with was getting in the wrong side of the car lol

Oh never mind as this the first time I heard of the brand, it's drivers wear which I misstook as first aid kit

Same 😂😭

@@sherKhan-qq7cy yay congrats!! 😂 have you been on a drive by yourself yet? I traumatised myself driving on my own straight after passing hahaahah

I'm wondering too

Same

What?

me too, I was also wondering what happened why was that posted???😆

What was it

Such a battyman 🤦‍♂️😂

Goodluck bra got mine in 2019 this channel helped a lot.

He was cocky? It looked like he took the whole thing as a joke.

Next time he’ll make 7 haha

@@narukami6364 We’ll see about that.

yep same here 😂

I don't know

That’s not nice is it

Why?

hes just arrogant and cocky

Thats weird. I think I watched another video

@@vvvvvv8086 look at him are you blind? 😃

fr🤣

Thank you for still watching the channel

They still make you parallel park? I thought they got rid of that, it's the kind of thing you really learn how to do properly after you've been driving a while

@@fatbroccoli8 I live in the United States and that’s one of the things they made me do in order to pass the test.

i doesnt have the spring off tendency in my car it feels completely linear in terms of pedal feel and so do all other cars i have driven.

I've never felt a clutch doing that

@@fatbroccoli8 Then you've not tried newer manual cars.

@@hungleba3996 I have, I've just never noticed any car I've driven lurching forward at a fast speed just from taking my foot off the clutch, the only thing I can think of that is like what you're describing is when you're almost stalling by not giving it enough gas... maybe that's what you mean

@@fatbroccoli8 Sort of, but it's more like the bite point in newer cars are more refined and more sensitive, therefore clutch control is harder than in older cars.

You need full control of the vehicle at all times

As long as you maintain good control of the car, it's not a problem

@Paul X wait what, you take your hand off the steering wheel whilst the car is moving ? why?

@Paul X Oh right wih one hand yeah, I do that, did during my dirving test. Thought you meant no hands

On motorway I hold both of hands but in city one hand. It is bad habit but I have like full control of the car.

Good Luck to you, don’t be nervous drive safely and you should be fine

@@Esejanta Update I failed (oops)

It took me 4 times and my husband 6 tries to eventually pass, I'm sure it won't take you that many tries 😉. Just dust yourself off and work on what the examiner observed you needed to work on

Driving in america is completely different u can’t even blame him🤦🏽‍♂️

@@spinback2790 yeah, I heard they dont have cars or roads in 'america', completely different

This guy thought he was so sick… dreadful driver, can’t have him on the roads else he’ll be smashing into people

@@chrismcgowan5180 in America 90% of people drive automatic cars, traffic lights are positioned differently, the wheel is on the left side, road rules are way less strict, driving rules are way less strict, and on top of that road tests are 5 mins or less long so we don’t even do half of the stuff y’all do over there (at least for nyc) and there’s still way more different shit

Wolverhampton I believe

Dundee

He’s in Wolverhampton

@@ghgfrghfrhgdxvgredghhgvfth1573 Dundee-suuuuure 😂😂😂

You should've said before you started if the car was unsafe in your opinion

No you can take your test in auto but you won't be legally allowed to drive a manual car if you do that. If you want to drive manual then yeah you have to learn it and pass a manual driving test

Once you stop being a narrowminded Backpfeifengesicht, you'll understand that just because you're USED TO something, doesn't mean that alternatives don't work. I am german, i moved to the UK 8 years ago with a german license, did my UK license. I told my driving instructor here that i'm german and he needs to pay attention in the first few lessons so i don't accidentally drive into the wrong lane at crossroads etc out of habit (never happened) - that's it. One minor, got my license, sorted. In regards to the gear stick? So far haven't missed a gear and it's in fact more comfortable to drive since i drive one handed (other hand on stick, even in automatics), and steering with my dominant hand (right hand) is much more precise/comfortable. It takes two driving lessons at most to get used to the driving position, and maybe another two to get used to the lane. If "using your left to shift gears" already takes the piss out of you, then you're not as good a driver as you might think you are. The ONLY problem that i encounter regularly are other drivers. Multilane roundabouts work well enough, if people adhere to the rules and more importantly, indicate. The problem here isn't that the roundabouts don't work, it's the fact that people don't use the correct lanes for what they want to do - and don't indicate even though its easy as pie. Driving here isn't harder or easier (or safer/worse) than in germany. It's slightly different, but easy to get the hang of if you're a decent/confident driver. The biggest issue, much like in germany, are other douchebags either tailgating even at or slightly above the speed limit, or not indicating/thinking they own the road. Does that sound familiar, as a german?

Loads of Americans drive like this, like there's no risk and without a care in the world

complain to the driving school. If he's a freelancer then find another instructor.

Go with a bigger company, my first driving instructor was useless, used to go on errands on during my lesson and told me how his other student crashed into the back of a lorry (he had dual controls ffs) 'ICE' is a good company if you have them in your area and they have a pass guarantee, I was 100% sure I would pass my test when I learnt with them