You get used to it, I promise x I’ve been driving for 7 months, still a learner as I should have taken my test by now it was meant to be april, now booked for July, but if you stall, just don’t pay attention to the people behind you and take it slow and do it at your own pace, don’t rush cos you’ll just screw it up repeatedly, cos you aren’t concentrating on the clutch etc

Best thing to do is to find a really quiet hill area, and literally just do hill starts up and down the hill for a few hours and you will get bored, but trust me you will get good haha

Ikr. I didn't even stall and I this bloody van honked at me and so impatient that he drive to pass me and going over the island. So yeah I wasn't even there that long and didn't even knew I made a mistake. Like thanks 🤦

Vans are the worst.

humans are horrible

they honked because she was rolling back.. if they didn't theres a chance of missing it and then her hitting their car.

Ezio okay so fair enough tone car but you can hear the other cars honking as well

honking means i’m here so there right to so she knows they are close

I think people should not honk at new drivers it makes them nervous. Its rude

Some mistakes are far more dangerous than others. Better to get taught now by a car horn than a costly repair bill if she were driving alone in real life

A lot of driver do this however it isn’t a fault, maybe it should be?

@@christianjames1396 i think it should be. You take your eyes off the road, you just need to put in mind that 1st gear is left-up, 2nd gear is left-down etc

@@ahmadsingkee9061 as a beginner i dont think its that big of a problem, obviously you get used to it really quickly and dont have to look then

@@curie5312 if you are not used to it by 3rd 4th lesson latest its really bad

@@SamyGaming02 I would disagree. We always take are eyes off the road to grab something in the car, look at a passenger while talking to them, I’m sorry but it’s only an issue if you’re straight looking at the gear stick for like 3 seconds lol. But yeah most people myself included don’t really look after 2/3 lesson

Agreed, that’s what I did, I stopped doing Manuel after 25 hours didn’t get anywhere near my test. I moved to automatic and I passed first time after 20 hours of lessons

@@youman5079 I bet Manuel was hurt after 25 hours haha

scunnygal Ffs😂 you know what I mean

@@youman5079 Sorry, it was just too funny not to comment that haha

scunnygal 😂😂👍🏽

Driving’s easy it’s just the theory which be doing my head in

Driving is easy. Just idiots try to overcomplicate gears for no reasons.

It is quite easy tbh and I’m 17 😂

@@cameronperry4995 Exactly, you’re 17. Try learning at 36. Not so easy.

@@mcbusted1985 haha my thoughts exactly and I’m 32. I should have done it years ago. My test is in two weeks.

Miroh

James Arthur shut it he didn’t ask for a reply

James Arthur not cool bro, this is the problem with society these days. You! A simple nice comment made and you had to have a negative comment. Why?

Bobby Overton thank you! Some people need to not say anything unless they have something nice to say. At least someone sees it. Thank you a lot.

Keaton Whittle why you telling me to shut it? I didn’t even say anything?

James Arthur nice, you delete your comment of you saying “she isn’t gonna give you her number “

That's how they teach in Brazil as well, Petrol cars.

@@laylaabdi1277 I've driven manual diesels and I still use the accelerator before the clutch is lifted

I was taught to move off only by releasing the clutch, passed the driving test. Then bought my first car and couldn't understand why I kept stalling. Only then realized my instructor's car was diesel but the car I bought was petrol. So I was basically taught how to pass the driving test with a particular car which unfortunately is the case with a lot of instructors.

@@laylaabdi1277 You should always use the gas to move off. Using only the clutch works on diesel cars and even some petrol cars. However, this works only on a flat surface or downhill. Uphill, you will always stall if no gas is applied. Diesel or petrol.

@@laylaabdi1277 but still you want go make speed right. can't do that with the cluch only

I agree with you 10000000000%

I agree, it's super hard not to notice them at first, especially in traffic like this. It's okay if it's a long fast road and they wanna overtake, I'm just moving to the right (we drive on the right here) and sometimes, even though I have my license I go to the industrial area which is empty during the weekends and I train on sudden starts. This way I feel more comfortable with it

People are so mean .... She cant hear well. Poor sweetheart. She is fine. Just has to learn

Bossy Bryner I don t understand why people hunk, it s not like you re trying to be an asshole, this happend to me when I was a learner, it makes you more stressed and it makes it worse, right?

@SweetAnnie Rich agreed!!!! When I was a learner I had a lot of people who stressed me out all the time. Had everything from people honking their horns to people not looking, worst time was when someone pulled out in front of me without looking. My instructor got me to pull over so that I can calm down

@@HighFashionQueen Tbh Here the people are nice to learners and only honk if its something dangerous like him rolling almost onto him. So even though the people here like to speed alot, they are still very nice to beginners.

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I learnt that to begin with, then was supposed to do the two together. I wished that my instructor taught me it more though as I was convinced I could only drive diesel cars due to stalling petrol ones on test drives. Eventually, I just got used to it, but it's quite humiliating stalling so much! It really knocked my confidence tbf. But I'm alright now, nearly 13 years later haha

I got into the habit of that with my instructors car it was petrol, but you didn't need any gas until you got to about 7 mph. It was strange driving in my car the first time

It is a bad habit for diesel too. You can't drive off uphill only by using the clutch on both types of cars. Plus a clutch start only is slow and that could get you into trouble.

Can’t you just get the bite let go of the brake and instantly add gas?

@@KarlKavo Yes, that should be sufficient for most situations (low to medium road slopes). Then the slope of a hill is too great, use the handbrake because otherwise you will probably stall.

I bought the course a couple of days ago.

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I'd give you some advice for stalling. When your instructor teaches you he/she wants you to use the least gas possible because they are cheap bastards and this is prone to stalling. But on the test fucking rev that shit like crazy and you would never stall.

Very funny

I started driving my first class was today and my instructor said this. How can I control the car instead of the car controlling me. i think it's because of panic of not knowing what to do and being overwhelmed with so many stuff to remember

First of all dont worry driving instructors are trained professionals they can control the car if anything happens just focus on learning and dont be afraid to ask them questions it took me 25 lessons to pass my test in Ireland

Me!

Passed over a year ago but still love watching these vids

@@kayglasson7592 same here passed a year aswel

@@beautybyshippymrsc6293 passed 3 years ago xD

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They honked at her bc she was about to crash them when the car was falling backwards

@@isaaccastro5866 I get the car from directly behind honking. But you can actually hear other cars further down the line honking for no reason other than being impatient.

@@elizabethshipp7298 They were honking because she had run someone down and she is now dragging the body all over the road!

She was rolling back. They were honking to let her know they were there

@@jackcoates8752 Not the initial honk. If you listen carefully drivers behind honk because of her taking time which is just sad really.

@@jackcoates8752 I think the driver behind beeped so she was aware but after that they kept beeping when she wasn't moving, so impatient

why dont you want to take the test?

I passed at the begining of this year and I'm still watching!

@@theamazingcrazymonke i passed my test last June and im glad i did it then.

AA Same here! Luckily we passed before the covid 19😂

@@youman5079 it must have been destiny for us to pass

Idiot with her difficulties she may have be experiencing difficulties.. ie learning difficulties why makes learning thind harder. So I'm sure you're a fully able bodied person, so don't compare yourself please.

@@justicepeople8819 Stalling is one of the very first things you learn on your driving lessons. If she does not know how to handle a stall, she should not be taking a mock test. I was in NO way mocking or belittling her. Get out of my mentions.

She could’ve been having lessons with a family member.

Everyone learns at a different pace. Please don't assume.

I mean it was a different area, she’s probably been learning in an area she was familiar in.

you're indian u muppet

Frozen Xavier no it’s not the area she looks at the gear stick when she changes gear and stalls and rolls back every time it’s not the area

saltney17 What’s wrong with being Indian, it’s not like it’s an insult...

Hi there 😊😊

This can definitely be a problem if you’re not used to getting the biting point properly. I started learning in a diesel, and the brought my own (petrol) car and continued lessons, and took my test in it. Re-learning to move off in a petrol was a pain. But I’m all passed now. Good luck, Hannah! Keep going!

@@fizzyxcustard I am dealing with the same problem, very different approach in a diesel and and a petrol car! I got my license with a diesel, and now on my own car I feel like I am re-learning hahahah! x

@@IreneKy the gas pedal is ur friend when starting from a stop. especially in a petrol car

@@razvanpauliuc5410 yep! thats what my brother kept telling me, I thought I was adding enough gas only to realise I didnt heh, but I am getting the hang of it! thank you

Just listen to the engine simple enough

How are driving conditions on the road? Less traffic so overall easier drive?

@@spikey0034 nope the streets are back to normal with the amount of cars and worse because theres a lot more cyclists because of the decent weather x

How did you find it? I’ve got my emergency test next Wednesday and I’m so nervous!🤣

@@kathrynjaz897 I was so nervous then I was told to wst a banana an hour before the test and I swear it worked! Once I started driving about 5 minutes I was calm and did everything I was taught to. Good luck! X

@Tamara Brookes you’re saying a banana calmed you down?

I'm assuming she's been with another instructor with a car that does a bit more for you. My instructor had a new car, when I set off I didn't need to give any gas till about 7mph and the handbrake automatically came off when you lift the clutch

Yeah she never uses any gas to move off, I swear when I was taught that was fundamental 🤣 I guess not so some others

Not exactly selfish, you have to start somewhere, we all had to learn at some point! If anything i think this is her prev instructors fault for not discussing whether she is test ready or not.

Can still learn a manual! Just needs more hours nothing wrong with that

@@caitsgriffiths5164 i mean she would need proably another 75+ hours. it would be cheaper just to go for auto

Joel Sletten you’re right, but suppose it depends on the person whether you just want to hurry up and pass and drive an auto or whether you really wanna learn how to drive a manual

I had to switch to automatic made driving more fun and i felt less nervous

@MagicStick first of all, what the fuck is your English? your sentence has no coherence. Secondly driving is for everyone who can drive you absolute fucking idiot and a silly excuse of a person

I’m hoping they don’t cancel them mines been rebooked for the 25th of this month😭I’m keeping my finger crossed

Chrissy_xoxo honestly I’m tired of waiting! Good luck though hope everything goes well for you!

Good luck! You both have got this and i believe in you! 👍 I had my test last year in October, and i remember an entire week prior to my test i was watching driving videos after videos. Specifically, Chris from World Driving and Advanced Driving School. They really help get the brain focused in what you wanna achieve. So be sure to watch a lot! A HUGE tip i will give you is to understand the various serious faults that there are. Lane discipline, especially on roundabouts, observations, lack of control, basically anything that causes your car to cause other road cars to swerve or slow down. In other words "be good", carry yourself and don't affect others. If you know what the serious faults are, then you are better equipped to avoid them. Signal at around the correct time, check mirrors regularly, just treat it exactly like a normal lesson, it'll be over before you know it. If your test does go through. I'm just worried that it's been a while since you've driven, and for a learner a big break like that isn't good at all. I bought my car 7 months after passing, hadn't been driving at all in that 7 month period, and it definitely took me a several hours of driving to get back into it. However all in all, if your tests go through then i hope you get the practice you need! Good luck! 😊

Wav-Scorn259 thanks for the advice mate, really appreciate it. I booked an intensive course for 18 hours and only had 8 before the lockdown, so I still have 10 hours of lessons before my test - thank goodness!

@@awaburridge2024 no problem! 👍🥰

Lucky you 😃

Well first thing is to know how to move off from a hill. Brake on. Clutch at biting point and just give a lot of gass and hold the clutch at the biting point for at least like 5 meters, other wise you will defenitly stall

To be completely safe I’d put on the handbrake, then switch off and on the engine then find the biting point again

Ela Anderson if u stall, instant handbrake so u obviously don’t roll back, then do a me which is try again and fluke it

@@MerlinBorghuis To be honest holding the brake on a hill and then trying to jump to the accelerator before you start to roll back makes it incredibly easy to stall or to over rev the car to hell, especially for new drivers, there's really only two reliable options when it comes to hills, either you use the handbrake and apply gas then get biting point and release handbrake or balance on the accelerator and the clutch. The latter option is dodgy on your clutch but is probably better then jumping from the brake to the accelerator.

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She has already passed.

ExoticManiac how do u know

shannon calm down snowflake

They ask you only 1 tell me question before hand and they will ask you to do a show me question while driving

Was born to take the bus

Michael Grieco harsh

@@LFR1 because Ed he's not perfect while learning?

Have you managed to get back in to driving?

Change instructor

Jaqzu same lmao

Houston texas here

Omg that's what I've been taught just passed my driving test this monday