You had to learn yourself motorways so it was interesting to see how I learnt myself being taught properly. You have to like how she was showing be far more attentive to what is behind and look further ahead because you are going to reach a problem a lot quicker than you think. I like motorway driving except for two things, when it comes to a halt you are stuck and dealing with poorly marked spiral roundabouts I don't know getting on and off.

I honestly dont know what it its haha. I used to watch aman's videos before my test and it was a habit so now im just continuing I guess haha

I did my test in her area not knowing she was even there then ran into familiar roundabouts during videos and was like "damn Aman could've been my instructor; it would've been amazing to have her!" nice to hear you passed, I did about a month ago and I'm excited to get on the roads!

I always hang back if a learner is in front of me just because I can still remember how awful it felt when I was learning. 28 years ago but I can still remember 😂

Defo! Everyone started from zero experience. I still think all drivers should have lessons every so many years. Stamp out bad habbits. Prime examples we can all learn from here. Videos like this are great. Well done driver and instructor.

It's so annoying when people honk their horns at learners, as if they've never been learners themselves! 🤬 just give them extra time, they will be nowhere near as experienced as you!

@@TheTradge For sure !!

@@_Jem_Ditto, for me, it was riding underpowered small motorcycles.

This is really nice to chill when students are overwhelmed

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Haha naa 🤣

​@@ClearviewDrivingErin never wants to leave, she will stay there for yrs if she wants to, she should be your best friend!!! 🤣🤣😜😜👊👊

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@@ClearviewDrivingjust hear me out, has it ever occurred to you or Erin that she may have ADHD? I’ve watched a few videos of her and it seems like she ticks some boxes, I know because I have it

Plan a 5-6-8 hour driving road trip with a second driver, so you can swap at some points, I promise it'll be interesting. You'll probably see some idiots going 90-100mph, you'll get to see trucks moving huge amounts of air causing cross winds for you, you'll get to feel tired and unaware of it, when you're done and near your destination you'll feel drained you'll start noticing subtle inability to gauge incline/decline rate, eventually you'll be on local roads, tons of signage but your brain will still be focusing on motorway driving and not mode switching. Do it, it'll be fun, there's fun stuff far away that you can just pick up and go and get to. Stretch your brain you'll be good.

@@SrdjanRosicthis is definitely something I need to do aswel!!

You’ll get used to it eventually

Could you pls tell me a little about your test. I'm practising driving too .

Brilliant!! That’s honestly amazing!! 🤩 glad the videos have been helpful 🥰🥰

@@LOVEASMR89 of course! I learnt in an automatic as I hated driving manual which made me stop learning to drive originally. My test was predominantly on a country road with a 60 speed limit, I was asked to park up on the left 4 times and my manoeuvre was reverse bay park at the end of the test in the test centre. I was crazy nervous before the test in the waiting room but as soon as I got in the car I really calmed down telling myself “I’m ready, I can do this, I can drive” the examiner didn’t talk to me apart from giving me directions but the 40 minutes went by really fast

@jessicariley1259 OK. Yes, I'm learning in automatic too. Thanks a lot for sharing.

U must be quite young lol I passed mine driving test in 2006. Driving test was a bit different.

Gawan lad, what car is it

Keep driving daily and you will improve from your minors. Practice make perfect is the right advice after getting your DL.

Amazing congrats :)

Very dangerous to pass your test with two minors in the car

Very dangerous to pass your test with two minors in the car

Nothing nice about the high speeds, they make it a trivial video, but have you witnessed an aftermath of a fatal motorway collision, speed kills!!

@@dipakrawal1509 Not really sure what you mean. The speed limits set by the legislator are always very conservative -- i.e. low. The legislator knows they are establishing the limits for drivers of various skill-levels and natural predispositions to drive cars. Also, the limits hardly evolve while the cars are getting safer all the time (both in terms of structural strength, as well as active driving-assist systems and additional safety equipment). There is an unavoidable, inherent risk at using any type of vehicle, but -- same as with, let's say, germs in your surroundings -- there's a balance between prudence and phobia. Speed doesn't kill. What kills is the lack of attention, the lack of skill/training, bravado, etc. You're certainly more at risk riding your bike at 20 mph in a city than driving a car at 70 mph on a motorway. Having said that, you obviously need to build up to that speed, so that both your reflexes and your awerness of what your imputs will do to the car at a given speed become adequate.

@@dipakrawal1509 No speed absolutely does not kill, it is the inappropriate use of speed tthat kills. Big difference.

I don't know why so many learners are scared when driving On motorway. I am not scared at all. Maybe a little when overtaking big lorries

@@pawelenczewski7900 I personally am not really scared of it, I think it's just because it's at higher speeds compared to most roads we are used to driving on

I’m taking a break at the moment too, but I love these videos

Also Australian, our test is easy as. As long as you take it easy and safely you'll do just fine.

But you do drive upside down

😆 glad the videos have helped 🥰 good luck

Pretty sure you're only allowed on the motorway with an ADI though, not just practicing with your dad. It wasn't allowed in my day anyway. I think it's a good change to let learners on because in my day you had the absurd situation of newly passed drivers with ZERO motorway experience, often going out unaccompanied or needing to take Pass Plus i.e. more lessons. However large parts of the UK aren't served by motorways. My nearest is an hour away.

@@halfbakedproductions7887A trained instructor and I think dual controls are required too

In Nottingham there is a instructor that has a separate lesson for motorway she does other lessons too as motorway as that's the person I'm going with for normal lessons and motorway so I'm safe on the motorway once I pass on my normal lessons as I feel we all should do motorway lessons once passing your normal lessons for safety good luck on all of people here taking lessons and pass your tests

Yeah I didn't think you were allowed on the motorway as a learner , extra lessons after passed test would be good for motorways though

What did you learn from this video?

Brilliant well done!! 🤩🤩 I’m glad the videos have been helpful 🥰

Wicked, well done mate!!

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Well done 👍

I passed today with 3 minors I’m so happy 3rd time really is a charm

Well done!! Well I hope the video was useful, motorways are easier than busy roads but you have to be confident to speed up and plan really well ahead Hope it goes well :)

Well done and thank you for watching 🥰

Best way to do it!

Similar to me., also 1982. Five days after passing test drove 250 miles on motorways up to Glasgow in a Ford Escort van for work. Did about another 300 while up there on every kind of road you can think of in 4 days and then another 250 back down to home on Friday. My employer definitely had his money’s worth out of me by agreeing to pay for my lessons.

Your not even allowed to drive on a motorway as a learner so your instructor was super nice!

​@@SirCodezyy you can go on the motorway now in the UK with an instructor

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With experience this will happen

Yes

Hahah yes it was a pigeon 🤣

If you see their mirrors does that mean you're too close?

​@@chickadee317if you can't see their mirrors they can't see you.

Brilliant :) well done! ⭐️ Thank you for watching 🥰

i think she is also a little afraid to put her foot down as well which i understand for her first time on the motorway but makes it easier for everyone if she does 70

@@RoverNathan it's just confidence it will come

didnt realise you were her driving instructor

First timw on a motorway can be hella scary especially when u have passed ur test and been driving a whole different car and got used to the sounds of that car then to go into a different car on a busy motorways is daunting. She did amazing especially for her first time. Just think dule carriages are like "mini" motorway ( the 70 mph ones) the ones by me have up to 5 lane's! Its no different on the motorway... expect everyone to pull out in front of you, cut you up and that no one else has indicators. Be ready to safly stop if necessary, slow down or move lane's just the same as dule carriages, only difference is you can go from one end of country to other on one road without really having to go on different speed roads 😊

Don’t do it. The motorway is dangerous and you’ll instantly meet the grim reaper 😂

Well done!! 👏🏽👏🏽🥰

What you mean

Simp. She’s got a bf like every other girl over 18.