I thought u were me lol

Thanks it's me from the video and now I've been ready to pass my test for months now I'm just eagerly waiting for my test

​@@jakwanrahman1291 hope you pass mate❤.

Are you joking? Or do you have standards below the norm? It took him over a minute (to travel 10 metres)...at a snails pace..while not obverving properly. How is that good? I know lots of people prefer to be positive than negative...but saying that parking was good is just deluded.

@@SteveNinetyski it wasnt that bad imo except the observation

Yeah brilliant… loved how u just had to shout about getting 0 minors, like a pass is a pass at the end of the day mate

@@Harryd06 oh yeah I gotta brag about it. Bragging rights are bragging rights 🤣

@Thawne manual :D

@Thawne I learned to drive in a manual? So did my test in a manual. That's why

@Thawne Okay? I'm not sure what your point is though, it's the fact I can drive at least that's the good thing :)

I know not everyone is naturally good at driving but after 100 hours that’s concerning.

@@viharplayz9562 everyones different man, everyone learns differently.

@@IdK-er6rh Absolutely, but the typical cost for a one hour driving lesson in the UK is between £30-35 per hour - not forgetting this will increase above £150 to book a test and hire \ drive car on test day. According to Mahfuz's information he may have easily spent over £3000 with the added pressure to resit his online car theory test if he has not passed his practical driving test within 2 years.

​@@viharplayz9562 he shouldn't be allowed anywhere near a road, if he can't grasp driving after 100 hours he'll never be safe enough.

@LaylaHe's the male driving student sitting next to Aman, the driving instructor.

I'm sorry but I have to disagree. First of all, putting yourself out there like this on the internet where everyone can judge you is respectable; he is very brave. But like many of the comments have said, his driving progress shouldn't be at this level after 100 hours of lessons. He could be the nicest person on the planet, but let's be realistic, that has nothing to do with his driving ability. Sometimes driving just isn't for everyone. I'm sure there are plenty of people out there that don't belong on the road, for whatever reason, and that's okay. But this isn't a video game. It's not like learning how to play football. You can continue learning, sure, but if someone just doesn't get it, then they don't get it. Driving is literally life and death. People's lives are at stake. I'm not saying the guy in this video won't ever reach a point where he'll be able to pass his driver's test and drive on his own. I really hope he does, but this video and the amount of time he has put in already, and still not understanding basic traffic laws, is extremely concerning.

You mean he looks disinterested in being there. 100hrs?? What a joke.

@@blackmagic5432 mate shutup. some people are just naturally slow. about what a joke 🙍‍♂

@@blackmagic5432 why are you angry at him for failing

@Rosa Meijering You sound like you were just like him. Let me just explain. It's a vehicle he is supposed to be learning to drive, not learning to fly a 747. If you need more hours than your average learner driver, (100 in his case) then you should consider investing in a bicycle, and in answer to your question, no, I'm not angry, I'm just saying some folks are not cut out to being competent at driving safely, he will fail his driving test if he continues to look disinterested in even listening to his instructor, which will look bad on the instructor because they teach how to drive safely so they can earn that pink card to use until they're 70 years old before you renew your driving licence. He has no concept of what it takes to become a safe driver. He will fail his test, time after time, after time.

@@blackmagic5432 I'm with you on this take! Yeah we don't know whether his instructor is bad or whatever, but after this many hours and you actually want good for yourself you should then consider a new instructor for your own greater good.. But that would mean getting actually interested in becoming better whether you want to point fingers at the instructor or yourself!

Is there anyone worse than Juvenal?

Well that’s not hard lmao

Cmon guy's be nicer! Comparing him to Juvenal is disrespectful x

I feel like Juvenal is only bad at driving because he’s been learning in anxiety-inducing situations. I’m sure his (brother?) is more invested in using him for content rather than making him an actual good driver.

​@@emilyrose6449I wouldn't say that's the only reason but it's a main reason I agree. And yes Jeremy and Juvenal are brothers.

Wow bro, have u managed to get ur test booked?

I was FAR more aware and a far better driver than him on my FIRST lesson. (I drove my mums car around car parks before lessons) This isn't me showing off..this is me saying how outrageously shite, oblivious and dangerous he is....and he has had 100 hours ffs. They should ban people from even booking tests at some point. Either pass, fail, or get a bus ticket. For the safety of others

best reply ever!

I agree that he needs a better instructor who has good teaching skills...

@@juliayang3879 Driving is not a right, but a privilege…He need little more IQ...

@@lukasraitora4172 lool

@@lukasraitora4172 I agree. We should agree as a society that some people just aren't capable of driving and give them free bus passes instead.

Thanks for your support and motivation I'm the Mahfuzur lol I'm determined to get my full UK driver's license no matter how long it takes with me whenever I'm learning something new it takes me a long time to adjust to everything

@Thawne No but it affects anxiety so read up more before judging others..... But then again with your response you don't know anything about Autism or the wide range of other things that can or do go along with it. Love your ignorance though. Keep being that person that can't be happy unless shitting on others bravo 👏

@Thawne didnt you comment saying you failed your test cause of a tree, come on lad practise what you preach

@Thawne1338 Autism doesn't directly affect driving, but it can make individuals more nervous thus more likely to make mistakes. Just because something is not cause and effect does not make it an excuse.

@Thawne1338 I know that. It’s you who said it was an excuse, not a reason.

@Thawne1338 Yeah i see what you mean, that using it as a reason for any fault can actually create even more of a stigma around it.

Yes! Especially the part where he rolled forward into the main carriageway. When she asked if he saw the car and he said yes 😅 But he'll get there in the end, just nerves and anxiety I imagine!

Yeah I need to work on observations

​@@lovelybitofsquirrelI need to get used to checking mirrors

@@jakwanrahman1291 There's a lot to think about! But I'd say just take it slow, make sure the car is always secure, and move off when you're sure you've checked it's safe to do so. Then you'll avoid major faults! I really struggled with nerves when I was learning and also wanting to do things as quickly as I could to avoid hesitation faults and not be in other drivers' way, but that mindset causes you to miss observations! Good luck with it, you'll get there in the end 🙂

Wow. In my day we were allowed 3 minor faults and then it was an automatic fail. They are so generous today.

@@deang5622 tests were also a lot easier you forget to mention

​@@deang5622I doubt it's changed for the easier. The faults are probably marked easier. That being said, I have no clue what your test was like, but the minor faults are really petty nowadays

Well done and thank you for watching

@Layla it might be a lil while cause i got 10 lessons lined up 😅 but hopefully i’ll pass first time. i failed my theory test by 1 mark on thursday which was so annoying lmaooo 😭 n i think wait time for a driving test is like 6 months! but i’ll try and remember

@Layla u have to do the theory and an actual physical driving test. u can choose to learn in a manual or auto, im learning in a manual. i’m using my mums old driving instructor and it’s going rlly well. i think u can do ur TEST in ur own car but u can’t learn in ur own car

​@Layla56334sure

@@i33y_m4y u can buy early tests dw

He's gonna launch the car from 0 to 60 because he's Matt Watson

@@nzomancruz4163 "And you're watching CarWow" :)

£600 back in 2005, is such a bargain in todays world haha!

why didnt you jsut teach him how to drive in a few days? I am not an instructor but have taught 5 of my friends to drive in 4 hours each time, with no prior experience, a day before their test. And every single one passed. Driving is easy asf if you just explain it to them correctly. Most instructors dont want them to pass because then they lose a revenue source.

@@spanishjohn420you cant just teach someone to pass their test with just a few days of practice! Its very rare that this would work for someone. Stop blaming instructors at the end of the day it comes down to the learner how quickly they pick things up and progress. I have some students who have progressed quite quickly after 4/5 lessons and then there are some that are struggling to do a basic left/right turn even after 5/6 lessons. we are not trying to make more money out of people but to teach them to drive correctly and pass the test.

@@tahira9569 Well, from my own experience, when I was 16 i had driving instructor until I was 18, we did two years of one lesson a week and I didn't learn a thing, I could drive but only prompted I had no idea how gears worked or when or why I should shift gears, no idea what I was actually doing with clutch was just pressing when he told me to press. That went on for two years £50 a week and he obviously had loads of other students with which he did the same. Their job depends on you not passing the test to keep doing lessons. So over those two years I did not learn to drive at all and could only do what I was told to do whilst driving. When I was 23 I decided I needed to get a car so I interviewed a few different instructors and found one great guy called Tecle who I did a 2 week course with, 2 hours a day every day for 2 weeks with test at the end. And passed with 2 minors. What I described with the first instructor is the norm, not an anomaly. The reason the second instructor was so good was because he basically explained exactly how the engine works and what I am doing when pressing the pedals and why to shift in relation to engine speed and rpm etc. Once it is explained to you by a competent person it is very logical and easy. Since then I have taught 5 people to drive in the space of a week. Every single one of them passed. The thing you have to explain to them (which driving instructors are financially incentivized not to tell you) is how the mechanics of the car work, this is the main reason people fail over and over again, not because they can't accelerate or brake or turn, but because they dont understand how the car itself actually works. Once you do, everything is perfectly logical. Sorry for the essay

@@spanishjohn420 Guarantee you're not teaching them in the UK, and if you are, they aren't fully versed with road rules, law and road signs, priority and correct lane usage. 4 hours is nothing and you simply can't teach everything there is to know in that small amount of time. The fact you said you taught them to drive "with 4 hours, the day before their test" seems very un-british to me, nobody in their right mind in the UK books a driving test, does no practise or learning whatsoever and then the day before suddenly "drives for the first time" and learns everything in 4 hours. Utter nonsense.

I agree

My driving is the opposite of his...not sure what that makes my character😅

I'm pretty much the same like you

This the Mahfuzur by the way the guy in the video

​@@jakwanrahman1291Keep going Mahfuzer, you're clearly dedicated and hardworking, you will get there 💪

In a respectful way if you have an incapacity or disability which effects ur decisions I do not believe you should be on the road

Huh? There are plenty of people on the road now who don't have that an absolutely shouldn't be on the road. The fact this person is taking the time to get it right says they'll probably be a safe driver. Your comment is ignorant on so many levels. Being neurodivergent generally means you're just a slower learner, not that you're incapable of ever getting it right. Jeez. Educate yourself.​@@tobyhughes9595

Well done!

7 months later and i hope your enjoying your license! Regardless, faults for hesitation and slow speed can only show your carefulness ! So good job

I can’t tell if that’s sarcasm 😭

Thanks 😂

Definitely is! Well done 🙌🏻

Good job! 😁

bless you, hope you have more best feelings so you can compare!

Good luck!

Right I think he is better then juvenile 😂🤞🏽💀⚰️

Your violating 😂

​@@janeenenelson9480obviously

@@jakwanrahman1291 😂

congrats!!

Well done! 👏🏽

Thanks

@@jakwanrahman1291 hey how are you doing tosay? have you passed?

Thanks my friend

Thanks for your support I'm going to get over that mental block and hurdle even if it kills me lol not literally lol😂

@@jakwanrahman1291 Haha! :) I'm sure you will! By this commentary one can clearly see that you're a person with a nice sense of humour and a healthy distance. And we've all been in stressful situations plenty enough to know that it's really difficult to stay that way when stressed out and it's difficult to do things smoothly and in good timing when you're not relaxed and when you don't have that healthy distance to what you're doing. I have little doubt you'll do great if you manage to keep calm and relaxed on your exam!

@@barsorrro thanks 👍

Thanks yeah your 100% right

Defensive driving ? Never thought there are countries stricter than UK

@@nordicnomad5473 It would be like in a situation where you're waiting to get onto a street that has priority over you, apparently you're not allowed to quickly get in between two cars if you see a gap open up (knowing the cars will not have to slow down). You truly have to wait until it's completely clear. I was told that i drove too "fluently" and that the examinators don't like to pass people like that due to the increased chance of accidents in the future. On my last exam in the beginning I drove behind a cyclist for around half a minute due to turns and solid lines where it's illegal to pass. There was a short 5 second gap where I could have passed the cyclist but I chose not to (knowing i failed before for not driving defensively). And then afterwards they told me I should have passed them anyway, and that they could have failed me for that. Overall very strange.

Congrats!! I am from Belgium too and passed my exam last wednesday 😁🎉

i was literally panicking for him right in the beginning at that serious fault the man literally froze

I'm already improving thanks for your support

@@jakwanrahman1291 did you pass now?

Well done! 👏🏽

100 hours is in the space of 2 years and I had a 6 month break I started during lockdown so I had a whole year without lessons so when I went back to lessons I was back to square one my instructors kept on being fully booked for 3 months I kept on changing instructors so I had to get used to so many different cars Alhamdulilah I'm ready to pass now

@@jakwanrahman1291 inshallah you pass akhi

@@dominikmackowski2520 yeah inshallah brother

@@jakwanrahman1291 are you the dude from the video

That would be very expensive, can afford a chauffeur at that point. Joking, of course.

ikr, im literally sweating here and shes just so calm

I already passed my test and Mahfuz is giving off second-hand nervousness

its not that driving isnt for everyone, is more that this man is literally blind, my anxiety was on the roof the whole video for him

@@joaotwt2388 well bud driving isnt really for the blind

​@@Royan.Cjust stick your cane out the window as you're driving and you'll be fine

@Thawne Mine was good. My examiner was fair. He asked me to perform a reverse parking in the test centre itself.

@Thawne Manual

Fr these roads are like a bike path compared to US roads

@@slim.221 you should see the country lanes if you think these are narrow 😂

@@gregshearer423 fr😂

Yes you do, you can't teach stupid!

That ain't I'm determined to prove everyone wrong because I know deep down I can drive properly I have the self belief I can do it as I've shown my instructor before in past mock tests that I'm a perfectly good driver with me test nerves is a very big thing including me not getting used to the car

@@r1oot Yeah I'm glad I've found the right instructor for me he understands that whenever I make mistakes it's through nerves alone because he's seen that I can fully drive and all of the manoeuvres properly, it's just staying consistent, keeping focused, being confident and having self belief you can do it now I definitely know I can pass and smash my manual driving test

True and then there are people who have been driving for years and are over confident but would fail a practical test if they took one today. Driving really is a skill. Some will be really good others, not so much.

yes it's a really stupid position to put it in.

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NAH THIS GOT ME CREASING 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Nah your violating 😂😂

No you'll be fine, it's unlikely he'll be any danger whilst he's a Learner. It's if he ever passes that youll need to worry about safety. Currently he an instructor at his side to maintain safety and control.

Naa a never 🥲

I'm never giving up

I disagree. This will only make him a better driver when he does pass!

Dude this is driving not a ph.d in physics, it is for everyone.

@@someoneyoudontknowtradeslol sure hun

I'll make it for me because of my nerves it seems it's not for me however I always look forward to driving everyday I need to get that confidence and desire back and the way I do that is more and more practice

@@someoneyoudontknowtrades nah it really aint

​@@someoneyoudontknowtradesah yes it's definitely for people with epilepsy and double amputees and definitely for blind people 👍

That's not going to be true. His instructor will be very frustrated at his incredibly slow progress. His instructor doesn't need his custom/ money. Instructors can get all the Students they want, as soon as one passes they start another. Most driving schools/instructors have waiting lists.