Learner Driver Demonstrates How to PASS the Driving Test 

Which route at 9:07 in slough

Lets see ur driving u bell end

@@lazyboy3582 someone's triggered lol

@@niall_al3059 don’t take the piss unless ur driving is perfect there called learners for a reason ☺️

@@lazyboy3582 I'm a learner too, and I happen to think there are lots of bad drivers on this channel, as well as good ones, like Lewis. It's just an opinion

Oyes😂❤

Why you signing your name on a YT comment lol?

Can you help me please

@@lanrycole7364 because Larry's a cool name

@@lanrycole7364 because Larry’s genuine and doesn’t care for people like you criticising the way he writes . ROLO

Ps am very happy for you Larry

Thank you for watching the channel, I'm really happy it was able to help you

You got banned for 4 years for speeding!?

@@Camothor10 he was going 120mph in a school zone maybe

@@shinygoomy2460Thats what i was thinking somewhere along those lines must have been doing over 2 or 3x the speed limit easy to get that kind of ban lol

​@@Samantha23478 a ban like that is perfectly plausible for if you go 100mph through a crowded town centre or past a school

Good luck got mines in two weeks

@@mohammeda7731 thanks man I just passed, good luck with yours

@@lewis2387 Congratulations man. Well deserved 👏

Well done on passing your test

Fair play to you mate best of luck with it.

I passed first time at 36 years old :) Good luck to you :)

Thank you for watching the channel

I'm a few years older and never been on the road. Fourth lesson today and starting on some test routes. Apparently I'm ahead but doesn't feel like it!

@@Kholaslittlespot1 You'll get there mate. My mum was 48 when she passed her test, age is just a number.

Congrats man,im also from South-Africa and doing my learners Friday,i actually drove today for the first time in a while and then one of these videos randomly popped into my recommended 😄

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Fantastic! Well done 👏🏽🫡

How many hours would you say you've done alone?

@@Donking149 I would say around 6-8 hours in my own car at the weekends. But these videos were such a massive help in the test.

@@loganberry164 defo automatic

@@blessdiangana3898 no I did manual lesson…

@@loganberry164 how did you drive without a license? I’m not that informed on this stuff

that what is bad about continental europe, you actually practice driving AFTER you got full licence.Yes test is harder but still you cannot do hours behind the wheel to get used to circulating

@@ironman8257 wdym its bad??? thats what the mandatory 30hr of driving lessons are for, for practice and you can also buy more driving lessons before your exam if you're still not confident

@@polishkebab8379 Why pay for driving lessons when you can get in the car with a licensed driver? That makes no sense. That's why learner permits are common here in Canada/USA.

@@TheMeslava Well, Europe doesn’t have massive roads.

I passed 15 years ago but I don't mind watching these videos, it keeps my skills sharepened.

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Congratulations on passing your test and thank you for watching the channel

damn is it really that easy that people pass it first time? congrats man

@@theonlybigsmoke Practice ..

Well, I thought it's actually useful for 2 things: you leave space for bikes to pass you on the left or in my country it keeps you away from potholes :))

Congratulations on passing your test, I am glad the Ultimate Driving Course was able to help you

No lessons? Did you just practice with friends and family? That's impressive!

@@Kholaslittlespot1 🧢

@@johnlynch9940 fr

nice one congrats

Congratulations on passing your test and thank you for watching the channel

lad ranjit will cap u on a roundabout ezzzzzzzz

Well done on passing your test

they dont. most people have their license and then buy a 5th hand car for around £1,500 which breaks down every 3 miles until they save up enough to buy a proper car 😂

Do u learn manual or automatic

its not all about being fortunate and having money to afford 'professional' lessons. I only had 12 hours of driving before first time pass. It depends a lot on your own ability of how well you can learn a skill that requires multitasking aka controlling a vehicle while paying attention to signs and other traffic and assessing risks around you while also maintaining stress and anxiety levels to a minimum. On the other hand, parents who are decently off gift their kids a car as a congratulations for finishing high school with decent grades, getting into university and passing drivers license. It allows kids to live at home while having a means of transport to get to university and back. It can be generally cheaper than a child moving to a city and having to work while studying just to pay for the high rent and food. Makes it very hard to save up for anything. Now that's very fortunate to be able to live that way. I am not talking about rich people either. All it takes is to be middle class but simply have both parents and stability in the family. But like someone said, most people who pass cannot afford a car for a very long time or they just get something cheap and garbage that gets you from point A to point B.

Sometimes it’s worth looking into learner’s insurance as well

I had to get a loan to afford my car. Before I got my license and could legally have the documents in my name, I got my parents to purchase it on my behalf and I paid them the initial insurance premium + $500/month (AUD) for the car. It was switched to my name after I got my license. It is not fun needing to pay for rent, utilities and other stuff on my own while paying for the car but I've been making it work. AJ's comment is right though: my repayment is sizeable because I splurged on a good quality car so I felt safe while driving. I pay a lot for the car itself but I know it'll be quality and I won't be paying out the arse on repairs and new parts. People usually do just buy a cheaper/lower quality car upfront: one of my good mates has a Toyota Corolla he paid 1k for that's as old as us (we're 20). Also I want to add, don't beat yourself up over 70 hours and not being perfect: you realistically won't be. In Melbourne, we need a minimum of 120 practice hours logged in the logbook, including 20 night hours, all in different traffic and weather conditions before we even qualify to sit the drive test. Most people have WAY over 120 before even booking the test: my partner had 300+ before considering sitting his test. I got my license and still needed to perfect my driving because you don't become a perfect driver overnight. Even though I was told I'm legally fit for the roads, I still kept practicing and treating things like I was a learner. Driving is a skill you build over a long period of time, and 70 hours is nothing in the grand scheme of practice it takes to achieve it. You're tracking well.

wakeup at 5:50am on monday morning - tests r available at 6am every week thats how ppl get em. Then change the test date to earlier in the year

@@izaan3953 Thank you so much.Will try

Thank you for watching the channel

I'm gonna be 27 and still don't have my license because my family always keeps me inside the house. Luckily I applied for jobs to find my way out of this cage. They only taught me to drive i neighborhoods and shame me for not getting a license like my younger cousin who's mom is less strict. I'm tired of it and am tired of my life being drained, I want to take action for my own life and am doing it slowly but believe soon I can at least get my license if I keep it up with studying and practicing but I don’t think I can cos I got a lotta work to do

It’s been a very horrific story for me😢 I don’t know why I don’t have luck whenever it comes to getting my test it’s either I’m with a bad supervisor or I’m just the one with the problem, I have failed my test thrice now and I’m fed up. How can I hire a test drive professional

@@johnhopper1961 Oh that’s a very sad story , sounds as if we both be in the same shoes I been unlucky twice and I’m actually fed up tbh 😵how can I hire a test drive professional please?

What you should do is to find a test drive professional in your prospective environment

@@aaronbrooks745 That’s a great way but if you don’t mind because I’m not sure I can find one where I am. CAN YOU PLEASE RECOMMEND ME TO YOUR TEST DRIVE PROFESSIONAL?