We usually hate potholes. This one shows us love.

Thanks fellow Montrealer.

I have a video on distances planned and will add this to it.

Great, thanks!

Conduite Facile can you make a video of driving in the snow

i dont know if this is the right way or not but i find that using the far mirror to see how close you are to the side

Congrats man!

You have no idea how much work is involved in a 3 minute video! The one I'm putting online this week took me a month to complete. I'll try uploading at least twice a month. Thanks for the interest and stay tuned!

Yeah, I always have my lights on auto so I don't forget to turn on my head and taillights, but even when on auto, even when I think it's dark enough to turn the lights on, I'll still manually turn them on even if the lights on the auto function don't.

Should be every Monday or Tuesday. Next one: Turning.

Any video for today or tomorrow?

I've got one coming soon. In the next month. Next 3 videos are on turning.

Conduite Facile OK. Cool!

And please include what you should focus your eyes extra on since normal markings on the roads are covered.

You gotta have some fun.

@@ConduiteFacile what software do you use sir?

I have one here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/bNGKd7GFx7uwcac.html Will be making another (maybe more) this summer.

That's an idea. We don't have that often here but I'll try. And congrats for the license.

I agree. :)

Yes. Will do.

It's a subliminal message.

Conduite Facile haha cool way to draw in subs

Pradipta Siagian Also 3:22

I've heard that too.

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Next week I'll upload another one. "How To Beat Anxiety When Driving".

Conduite Facile Great! Also we suppose to have 3 videos on turning?

Yes. I finished filming those this weekend. Stay tuned!

Conduite Facile Still waiting Bro!

I'm doing a video on Anxiety soon. Stay tuned!

This winter.

Probably that you turn the steering wheel too soon (pass too close to the sidewalk when turning right, too inside the curve, etc.). My next three videos are on turning.

Hello Facile is it possible for sometime in the future you make a tutorial on what to do when your car won't start

Thanks, I'm about to retest next Tuesday and I'm super nervous

That's a good idea. Never thought of that. I'll take note of it.

It'll probably be on YT this month. I've had lots of requests for that.

I love love. And I hate hate.

Did you get it?

Conduite Facile i got 75 points 😭😭😭😭😭😭

Isn't that the passing score?

Conduite Facile no you need 30 and below to pass in NY 😦😦

Esooh best of luck

It could be in this case. Also switching off cruise control if it's on. But that's a lot of stuff to think about in such a short amount of time, so it's not the priority.

I really enjoy your videos and have used them to help teach my son to drive but this point confused me a bit. Why would you want to lose the ability to apply acceleration if needed? What benefits does being in neutral convey in the case of aquaplaning? Thanks again for your very professional videos.

Yup. That works too.

I love Guillermo. He's a funny dude.

Conduite Facile yes me too, btw i love your channel really usefull for beginner driver😀

neutral does nothing to the car, unlike the other gears that will push your car in the direction, or lock the wheels

Let's say you need to push your car after you ran out of gas, you put the transmission in neutral. Or when you get towed. Or in some car washes that pull your car with a chain, you would also put in neutral. Don't know if those even exist any more.

​@@ConduiteFacile But, in order to avoid aquaplaning, why do you recommend to use neutral instead of just slow down or change to low gears (in manual transmission the latter)? I tought that, either neutral or use the clutch (in manual transmission the latter) are commonly known ways to increase the probability of skidding and loose control. As a matter of fact, my driver's handbook has a section of "Safe driving" with an article about rain explaining this tips to avoid aquaplaning: 1) Keep calm. 2) Don't use the brake pedal. Without adhesion the wheels will be blocked if you use the brake pedal. 3) Slowly take your foot off the gas pedal until the wheels recover contact with the floor. 4) Hold tightly the steering wheel without turning it, in order to avoid skidding when the car leaves the area with risk of aquaplaning. 5) Every time you have to go trough a flooded area you must pass it slowly, if possible with low gears (1st or 2nd I guess). Once you leave the flooded area, it's advisable to check the performance of the brakes. 6) If you can, it's better to avoid the puddles, leaving them aside or between the wheels. The aquaplanning could get worse because of a deviation of the trayectory if the water only acts on the wheels of one side of the car. My driving instructor also told me that I mustn't use the neutral gear. He told me that while I was slowing down because of a red light using the lower gears and then the neutral when I was just about to stop completely. Thanks for your videos! The most important for me it's the "Turning Vision" one. Sometimes I had some "shock" while looking after cars in a STOP without paying attention to nearby pedestrians suddenly crossing the road in the new street I was taking with my head still turned to watch the traffic.