Gutted that Erin is legally allowed on the road without supervision > Gutted that Erin won't be in the videos 😅

@@GGMattt Whats wrong....snake?......SNAKE!!!!! Dunt, dunt dunt,dunt,dunt.... GAME OVER

​@@NwaHp3"Otacon! I was just taking a dump..."

Congratulations 🎉

I am in " experienced drivers but still watching" gang. Hahaha

Congratulations I’m also in the passed but still watching club even if I passed 4 years ago

Well done! I passed last November but I keep coming back. Its very good for refreshers and to keep in mind on how to handle road conditions. Keep up the great work Aman!!

I find her quite funny, very sardonic, but she has to concentrate on her driving especially on her mirror work.

She shouldn’t be joking on the road, it’s dangerous.

And thicc

​@a.3160 actually you are

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She is special 😀

She is adorable

Same makes me smile she's cute

Well done 🎉

Congrats. 👏

Driving is not hard to learn! It’s people’s nerves that usually cause them to fail. I’m glad I passed in the 90’s though lol these days the DVLA have made so many hoops to jump through. The youth of today have more to cope with than I did (Passed 1st time 😎1994) no theory/no hazard awareness. The difference was in our day common sense was more common than it is on today’s roads. 😂 Kids are not taught to think for themselves as we were. This probably helps limit the number of nervous new drivers on the road, who have always been the biggest risk of accidents. But some of the idiots in these videos are hilarious. The dude who failed the emergency stop 🛑 lol one hand on the wheel, chatting away without a care in the world instructor and examiner both lost for words! Typical cranially challenged Gen-Zers lols 😂

Cheers everyone driving is really easy too easy can't let your nerves get the better of you

Out of curiosity , when you booked your driving test did they not ask you when you last completed your driving lesson?

I was suddenly wondering Aman, sometimes at the start of the video, when your learner starts the car you press a button on your middle console. What is that what you have to do? Just curious.

Much more isn’t proper English, just say more

​@@PatrickBijvoetI think it's the handbrake, in this car it's a button, at least that's what I think judging how some pupils had problems with it in the past

@@BennyMessy How good is your Dutch Benny? Because I am not a native English speaker, and I make the effort to speak your language.

@@Agata996vc Thank you Agata, but I mean the knob Aman sometimes toggles, not the knob the learner toggles.. But anyway thank you for your answer.

eh. she can barely keep it in the lanes despite being told 700 times.

Aman should invite her back a year or 2 after she passes to see if she's developed any bad habits. That would make for a fun video, I think.

How many hours has she done so far?

@@Miraldabrigg28 i wish I knew. But quite a lot from what I can gather.

I thought I was the only one who felt this. Exact same thing happens to me I wish my instructor told me about my mistakes as calmly as Aman does.

I agree! I still remember my first time following a satnav during an independent session, and I’m not afraid to admit that she did better than I did at the time. I’ve done exactly the same mistakes, with the addition of panicking in the middle of a large underpass roundabout with heavy traffic. But her confidence is starting to show, her ability to recognise and respond to a mistake is indeed something she should be proud of. Routine will come with time… And today, this very session made me realise why I love watching Erin practicing so much. Because she reminds me of me when I was learning.

Took me 3. Had same examiner the first 2 times.

@@deadandburied7626 I had the same examiner the 2nd and then the 5th time :')

I passed my one yesterday on my second attempt

@@klizan33 congrats!

That gives me hope. Got my 3rd test tomorrow morning!

She believes in herself too much, that is the issue. 😊

That’s why it is now officially part of the practical test. Sooner or later new drivers will use them, so it’s better to teach them correctly than to leave it to chance. They can be very useful if you know how to use them (personally, I leave the vocal directions off, and just use visuals), but it does need some practice and getting used to, I give you that.

@@CelestisForgeUK In certain parts of the Country like Cornwall they have road signs saying ignore Sat navs because they take you up one way streets or out to sea or even takes you onto a Ferry service. If Sat navs are now law that you have to pass a driving test and know how to use them, then using mobile phones in one hand might as well be used and not be fined for it. Looking at the Sat Nav while on the move at the same time your taking your eyes off the road.