A Learner on a REAL Driving Test Failed Because of Us
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- Опубліковано 30 лис 2024
- We see a learner on their real driving test during this mock driving test.
The learner driver on the mock test makes a driving fault which doesn't help the learner on their real driving test.
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It's coming up to 2 years since I've passed and I still find myself watching his videos. Thank you for helping me pass 2 years ago and thank you for keeping us entertained with these videos!
Well done on passing your test and thank you for watching the channel
In fairness to her, I'd be well annoyed and frustrated with cars controls constantly stalling. It would knock my confidence too.
She isn't ready, but she's getting there.
Good luck Elaine.
The lorry incident wasn’t her fault. He never even took his hazards off when he set off. That said, she’s not ready for her test
When's pin gonna admit he bought a car no one can drive 😂
It's not about the car. If you know how manual works you should be able to drive any manual. The people are just getting less smarter by the year
Seems like Skill issue and not a car issue. Are you brainded?
Fr aha
Why? And who's pin?
@@John-dd8khMr dgn driving
Elaine, you can do it, I know it must have been hard to hear Bin's, truths. However, honesty is the best policy and he explained what you should do to improve. You will improve, it is true that you have to say to your instructor what you want to practice. They will not take offence at you saying/requesting, if they are good instructors. Practice makes perfect, and you will reach a good level to pass. I admire your dedication.
Really disappointing that earlier this year I’m assuming an instructor told Elaine that she was ready for a test and the fact she failed twice and what she showed here that was a poor decision. I feel bad for her because she probably feels like she should be passing but she needs more work and it’s wrong of the instructor to put her up for tests
Absolutely agree, I hope she doesn't pass, not cos I'm mean or something but she just isn't ready to drive by herself in the slightest. wouldn't be safe for her or any of us on the roads too
Yessss! Especially considering she said she lives in London
Thank you pin for making these videos. You don’t realise how beneficial they are to the driver communities (not just learners, but even people who’ve passed such as myself!) ❤
Same here, new day new lesson even when already passed
Thank you for the kind message
I really wonder if her instructor did what mine did- even my mock test the day before my real test he was instructing me, he just couldn’t help himself, never actually let me make any decisions myself which does you a disservice when it comes to driving independently and making decisions. She seems like she gets things when prompted but just lacks confidence and the ability to plan and make her own decisions- so possibly she’s been over instructed. I passed first time but this was entirely down to doing private practise with my husband who would let me figure it out for myself. Her instructor needs to be teaching her to make decisions rather than just go through routines in my opinion.
I'm so thankful for my instructor i had lessons for about 6 months and passed first time. During my mock test i made soo many serious and minor faults but he never said anything till he told me the results. He said i know u don't make this many faults so i'm guessing you are stressing about it. I told him this is how anxious i would be during the test so i wanted to fully emulate it to make it easier for myself. He believed me even as he saw my dodgy reverse bay parking during my actual test. The examiner let me off only because everything else was perfect and another learner parked in the bay next to me when he shouldn't be there during test time, she said i had a feeling u overcompensated because of him. He laughed.
+3
@@bluestarlivesforever9415 Well done! it sounds like your instructor taught you well and trusted you to make safe decisions because you’d definitely learned how to do that. Definitely how it should be done. Your examiner could obviously see you make good decisions too and knew that your parking wasn’t because you couldn’t do it. My instructor only did 1 mock and at one point he said “why have I just given you a fault”- like a) that’s not how a mock test works and b) all it did was distract me from driving by making me sit there trying to guess what I’d done wrong. It turned out I’d gone 1mph above the speed limit- speed was the 1st thing I checked when he said about the fault but it had already gone back down in the 2 seconds it took me to look so I never would have worked out what the fault was, and it never would have been marked on test. Absolute tw@ waffle 😂 I was fuming when I saw after I passed he immediately put his prices up; I couldn’t justify paying him what I was he was that bad, never mind more.
If I got into a car with a driver that said they didn't know why they'd failed the test two times, I'd not be a happy chap.
I find it a bit weird. You should know why, because the examiner will explain it to you and you'll get a copy of the mark sheet.
That's important because it identifies areas of improvement.
Gosh, this was a bit painful to watch... 💔
I was rooting for her but Elaine is simply not ready yet for her test, let alone for being given a licence (if she was to luck out on her test)... 😬
Without wanting to sound mean, at present personally I wouldn't feel comfortable and safe in the car with her... 🥺
She has most of the knowledge but needs more practice outside of small neighbourhood roads to gain the sufficient confidence and level of skill necessary to be a well-rounded, safe driver...
All the best, Elaine - keep going and I'm sure you'll get there in a little while 🍀
She has the understanding! She just needs to put it into practice and that takes time! I would agree to delay the test and just keep practicing and taking lessons! Best wishes Pin, great content as always! Keep up the good work!
I talked all the way through my driving exam, a situation like this happened and I said "I know I should overtake but it's a learner, road is clear behind me so ill wait until im ready to pass and he said it was great to hear my thoughts along the drive and made him feel safe
She will.get there.
Finally passed my practical test today at Shirley. Thanks for your videos.
I've heard this is one of the hardest centres to pass at in the UK due to the roundabout outside so congratulations 👏
Electronic parking break in a manual for a learner is unfair 😭
It really depends on how it works. I had a manual car with an electronic parking brake. When you stopped you could apply the handbrake by pulling the switch to "on". When you wanted to move off it automatically released itself as the car started to move consequently if you were facing uphill on an degree of steepness it never rolled back. It made sense to turn it on whenever you stopped.
My learner car had an electronic break. I hated that thing 😭. I find the lever easier
My focus mk4 is manual with electronic parking break. It's very easy
@wysiwyg2006 it's easy for an experienced driver. More complicated for a learner Mr Hamilton 🤣
Electronic parking brakes in general are doodoo tbh
She is not ready to do her test. Needs more work.
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Thank you brother for the good work you do . As an immigrant in the UK I coudn't afford enough to pay for lesson but I kept watching your videos and succeded at 3rd attempt. I still learn from here each time am scrolling down.
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Tbf leaning in a car with a traditional hand break then driving this seems tough
Feel like electronic handbrake should really only be in automatics
She obviously not ready. She needs more lessons and be a little more confident with her driving. She'll get there.
Im happy to inform that I passed my exam today and your contents were so amazing. I didn’t take any instructors and only watched every single video you uploaded on your channel. That was really helpful like real time driving with you. Thank you so much for these contents. Cheers!!!
I passed my test with 1 minor, my driving instructor was NOT the nicest and he seemed quite put out I passed after he kept saying 'You will fail.' Thank you DGN driving for helping me pass ☺
My instructor kept wanting more money and refused to book my test until I bought 5 more lessons! I didn’t need them but I needed his car unfortunately 😢
I passed my test in Dec 2023 but because of personal circumstances, I wasn't able to get a car and drive again till Oct 2024!
Watching your videos has been a great refresher for me, thank you!
Pin is so much nicer in recent mock tests than he has been before, it is so nice to see, and it just makes the test seem more comfortable and good
People, have some flipping respect to the learners. Dont beep, you can clearly see that this is the learner car. Beeping could make some learners feel more underpressure and could make more serious mistake and maybe take more time because of you!
It's partly thanks to you and creators like you that I passed my test on Tuesday with only two driving faults 🎉
I was shocked by how quickly it went, I was a nervous wreck beforehand but I focused and really enjoyed it.
Thank you again.
omg same!
@@manial2875 congratulations ❤️👏🏻
Clearly she has been taught to move off without setting the gas first. This wont bode well in a low powered petrol engine car in later life.
This is why I’m glad I was taught in a 1 liter Suzuki celerio 😅
diesel car can move off without giving pedal.. even in 3rd gear...
@@mubasherwaqas594 Yeah mine could, but it was strongly discouraged and not easy to control. It just took off at a fixed speed and crept forward unlike the control you get with the gas.
I'm now driving a petrol. It can move off in second with extra effort, but third is instant stall and impossible (at least for me).
@@mubasherwaqas594they don’t even manufacture diesel cars anymore there is no reason why anyone would teach this 💀
@@halfbakedproductions7887 i know that its not good but i'm just saying... but with diesel people move off just without any gas in first gear... and my car has been just working fine from 17 years like that...
At the end of october i'll have had my license for 5 years. Which means for more than 5 years i've been watching DGN. Seriously, if it weren't for this channel and my instructor i would never have had the confidence i did on my test. I don't always get chance to keep up with the channel anymore and i could never express just how much you (pin) helped me out and how greatful i am for this channel.
By the end of January I'll have had my licence for 20 years. It's already been just over 20 years since I started learning.
Where does the time go?
I need to work with him for my driving this is one of the best driving instructor I have ever seen I’ve been watching ya channel for a while now great videos and teaching 😄💯👏🏽
Remember once you have passed thier is no one to help you. All you need is practice and youll be fine
Passed my test last week with no minors. It’s so enjoyable binge watching mock tests 😂
Congratulations! 🎉 but same (except I had 4 minors 😂) and you’re right it’s a complete catharsis watching these videos!
It’s a really important point to be familiar with all controls before setting off in a new car to the driver. Well done for giving the time to help.
She's not experienced enough yet. Needs more practice, everything is still a bit too slow.
I've had my driving license for 18 years, and I don't even live in England but they're still relevant and made me realize the few things you kind of forget with time and you're not as cautious as you should be so it's really helpful!
These videos are good even for drivers that havr passed, they show you what to watch out for and how other people behave when driving so you can be ready for all kinds of situations
i passed my test nearly 20 years ago. If I sat a modern mock test I wonder how I'd do? i wonder how many faults I'd rack up on a single drive to work or the supermarket.
Might be interesting. Bear in mind that if I was disqualified and ordered to resit my test, it would be under today's standards.
It's all about the starting. If it goes well you will be fine. Plus The car does not help for learners in particular.
I passed manual 4 years ago, switched to auto a year ago and I wouldn't go back. Watching these videos cements my decision. 😅
Thank you Pin for all your content.. I passed my test today - your videos helped me so much!!
So, she's failed twice, not learned from her mistakes, and has booked a third test. How does she honestly expect that to go? What a waste of her own money and multiple test slots that could have gone to people who were actually ready.
Don't be quick to judge, she looked anxious and nervous even from the start of the video. She may have learned the mistakes in theory but practical is hard for many, especially on the busy roadway. She needs practice and confidence on the wheel and will be good at driving. I believe she is the type of person who is extremely great at driving when guided and directed by her instructor (probable reasons her instructor allowed her to take the test) but gets nervous when taking the actual test.
I know someone who had _seven_ tests and still says he's "just not a very good driver". That's still the record in my social circle - the average for us was two attempts and that includes me.
Also knew someone who apparently failed on 15 minors and my own instructor was flabbergasted when I told him. He said he'd never had any of his own pupils manage that before and by that stage you'd be expecting a recurring problem to be upgraded to a serious. But this was 20 years ago when testing standards and the criteria were very different, for starters the examiners spoke Latin and you had to demonstrate turning the handle on the front.
But I do work with someone who seems to have failed a test on a Dangerous. They didn't elaborate but sheepishly admitted that they had to walk back to the test centre.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 I just don't care.
@@MT-dn4tuWhat a dumb thing to say. You’re definitely someone who just couldn’t find a test and can’t afford to fast track it and get an early test date. Their money their choices. If you can’t afford £60 don’t take it out on other people.
Everyone has different pace of learning all depends how many hours shes put in
Idk what kind of instructor she had. I've went to driving school in an Eastern European country and my instructor always told me to push the gas while i'm getting to the bitting point of the clutch. I don't understand why she tried to move off using only the clutch. This way the automatic brake would have turned off immediately!
On some Diesel cars you can move off in 2nd using the clutch. My old car you could do that, but it wasn't easily controllable and very much discouraged.
I now drive petrol and that's just not a thing.
She’s also pressing the brake while lifting the clutch and that’s probably not help her either.
Hey Pin,
A fellow ADI here
just curious about the Electronic Parking Brake
I usually teach my students to set the gas a bit and then after their observations to get a bit of bite and then they just move off without problems like stalling and jumping.
Just wondering if you agree on that because I see you always make them get the bite and then release the EPB with a touch of gas
Will be happy to connect and do something together if possible :)
Your videos helped a lot of Learners but I bet they helped a lot of ADIs as well!
Deep thank you for all of your work and efforts!
She needs more work indeed, especially general situational awareness. However I do not agree with the second serious fault of planning. I think it is the fault of the lorry driver, he moves off when somebody is overtaking him.
that lorry driver should of let elaine move out as she already started the manoeuvre so that didnt help the situation, and some really impatient drivers on the road, I'm sure she will make a good driver in a few more lessons
All your videos on these mock tests really helped with my learning. I recently passed a week ago first try *cough 7 minors cough* but i still passed! 😂
I passed my test in July but I still enjoy watching ur videos
passed my test thursday with absolutely no minors or faults!! im so happy, still love watching ur videos though lol
Great attempt by the learner, but certainly more lessons are needed, then her confidence will grow 😊
an Innocent soul try to get a driving license . She deserve it. But definitely she needs more practice and whoever is told her to take the test need to be canceled his/her instrctor license.
Hi Pin, just want to say a big thank you for all that you do! Passed my driving test yesterday at the first attempt and I'm sure a massive part of that is due to your videos!!
15:00 If the learner behind was awarded a serious fault by the examiner we cannot definitively know this has caused a test failure because they may have already done another or other serious faults.
true, and honestly, they weren't keeping up with pin and elaine so they couldn't have even been close to the speed of the road, so it would likely have been a fault with or without this incident.
I know someone who failed because of another driver. He had someone right up his bum, got distracted/intimidated on a 40mph road and blew past a 30 sign at above 30. Serious fault.
The learner behind didn't fail because of this learner, they were on a dual carriageway and had the option to overtake.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 I saw a video somewhere on UA-cam where a candidate failed because they did not react correctly to an idiot driving a car in the opposite direction to all other traffic on a roundabout.
I dont understand what the driver was supposed to do at the end? If you was to wait where will that be?
What are you on about?
Pin, you have got some self control, I couldn’t do your job! You’re a true professional. I cannot believe she has a test even booked!
I mean she's going to mostly be sitting in stand still traffic in London lol.
7:25 Who on earth beeps a driving school vehicle? You know they have an instructor on board so completely unnecessary.
26:20 Hmm, it's almost like driving school vehicles should have some kind of warning, maybe a big red 'L' for learner so you know they might do something unexpected or suddenly stop and to keep your distance.
It's almost like official driving school vehicles have livery and official signage that a normal learner doesn't use on their own car.
Pretty sure it's actually illegal to display L plates if there isn't a learner at the wheel - there has to have been a time where a police car has spotted a single-occupant car with L plates and asked for a chat to clarify things.
Official driving school vehicles are the only exemption and even then the roof sign is normally magnetic and easily removable.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 it's not illegal but police can ask you to remove them. otherwise instructors would be breaking the law between lessons
Unfortunately, there are people like that out there. I got hooted at every now and then when I was a learner for being too slow or for being not going onto the pedestrian crossing when the traffic in front of me stopped but the light was green.
@@halfbakedproductions7887 Yeah they will pull you! I drove past a police car with my L plates on and my husband actually sat with me, but he’s very tall so his seat was quite far back and the police officer apparently couldn’t see him. So he pulled me to make sure I wasn’t a learner driving on my own. It was a bit nerve wracking as a legit learner at the time, but he did compliment how calmly I pulled over for him and that I didn’t panic and do it somewhere unsafe 😂
I'm 22, and I had 4 lessons (4) hrs ever driving. I'm picking it up quickly. I can't wait to drive.
That’s what we call friendly fire
I absolutely hate electronic parking brakes 🤣
I'm sure I've caused other learners their test pass while I was still learning crossroads and traffic lights. This is aspect of the test that is all down to luck!
It’s like the whole world was conspiring against her on that day.
Hi thank u for these videos... I passed my test today and this series has helped me alot in accomplishinh this.
I would be mortified for the learner who only failed because of her and watching this video 😂😂😂
Can't be the only person annoyed by the constant head-turning while parking. Just go, there are no cars or people behind you or ext to you. Not entirely her fault since they train them like this.
That was a real tricky one with the lorry, testing for a learner. Also, why are people honking at her at the lights?? That is a surefire way to get a learner even more stressed and likely to stall. Some people have no brains!
some people are just selfish and rude
To br fair it's hard for learners to adjust to a new car, she's probably done all her lessons in her instructors car, but she wasn't ready to re test.
She’s not ready
No big issue here Elaine just needs some familiarisation with the vehicle first then she can drive it with confidence
Thank you for all your videos pin… I passed my test 4 days ago, these helped so much with remembering my mirrors 🎉
At 8:50 , what was the best decision? If she chose to wait, would it have been bad because the vehicle behind her overtook?
Electric hand brakes can be a pain, they’re sometimes slow to react. The lorry incident wasn’t really her fault, the lorry pulled away without signalling and still had his hazards on, however, I would agree thar she’s definitely not test ready.
You can disengage the electronic hand brake if you push the little lever down, I do it with my car as I personally think it will wear something out if you drive off as it is disengaging.
Rediculous car for a learner to drive. Having to explain a handbrake button before when previously they already know how to use a standard handbrake 🤦🏻♂️
She drives like it's her first ever driving lesson let alone a mock test 🤦🏽
I'm wondering if instructors teach pupils not use gas to move off to preserve clutch wear, my instructor didn't and I stall few times when renting a car, luckily I picked up the add gas technique pretty quickly, glad I watched these videos while I was learning lol
Going for so long in 1st gear was honestly making me cringe 😂
Passed my driving test yesterday at 8:57am in Luton. Make sure you cover all manoeuvres and do more hill starts because this is the challenging part before doing the actual driving test. DGN Driving keep up the right content as it will massively help them in future 😊. Hopefully, everyone passes 👍🏾.
Well done on passing your test!!!
i passed mine yesterday at 7.10 with 4 minors i thought i failed tbf lol
Well done 🎉
Passed 5 years ago. Still watching the videos. No harm in staying upto date..
Edit. Congratulations
@@Po5itivemind5et Congrats, that test is so early, they might as well do 5 am tests
By any chance can current drivers with full licences do a mock test?
When did DE's start wearing hi viz vests in cars because when I did my training, we were told to take them off when in the vehicle so the candidate felt more at ease.
I have to say she needs to learn in a automatic. I had the same issues with a manual and so glad I went to auto.
I was once on a single lane roundabout, I had my signal on indicating I was staying on a roundabout. A learner on test probably did not see that. And thus went pass his give way marking causing both of us to stop. I felt bad for the learner because he had an examinator next to him with a vest on. But oh well, he caused me to stop and he barked late so I guess he failed.
Tbf I have a licence and I think I would struggle with the electronic brake at first
It's much easier tbf, I learnt in a car with ebrake and my car now has a normal handbrake and I find it harder tbf. Especially on hillstarts
At first yes. But it is actually very nice. And you will never ever worry about rolling back.
Since it will never let go unless it senses that you gave enough revs/rpm.
As long as you get the bite point first then step the gas for it to release.
But never ever press the gas without getting the bite point first as it will release.
I learned on an e-brake.
But my first car was a 2009 ver focus that has a hand brake. It feels different and takes getting used too but I got the feel for it eventually.
@@BubaramSinghJoshiDriving I don’t drive with electronic brakes u helmet 😭
Gosh, the electric parking break - all cars should have the manual ones!
Why electtic one is fine and much smaller
There is nothing wrong with them if you set the gas first which is the normal procedure. This avoids the vast majority of stalling events.
Nah
@@keith6400 I'm just used to my manual one, haha.
The one he has is pretty useless to avoid stalling and a tad too complicated. My instructors car had auto release or something where all you had to do was go to the biting point and it would release and move off
I think you should have told her to go fast quickly so thtat guy could have not failed the test
Harsh lesson but that learner failing is completely on them, if they’re too afraid to overtake then they’re not ready for their license 🤷♀️ there were no cars in the right hand lane as well lol
I thought the examinor has to tell you when you're going that slow because you essentially become a hazard.
If they don't know to overtake a car going 30 in a 50 then they shouldn't pass.
I think you can manually disable the parking break by pushing the button down. It's easier than trying to drive off.
I wonder if she's used to driving a diesel? I learned in a petrol car and never stalled once, but when i got a car I got a diesel and quickly realised the sheer torque alone is enough to move off so long as its not on a hill. Her immediate stall makes me think she's used to just lifting the clutch in a diesel.
Also, I love the security of my electronic parking brake but it can really kill my mood sometimes when I'm used to the stick being on and off when i need it and the ebrake does its little timed wait instead.
We need a DGN and Clearview collab
And Conquer driving as well
I would love to see them all competing in a drag race with their learner cars on carwow channel
@@dedaloskprs9013👍🏻 the three channels I follow
Nah he doesn't need to lower himself
@@dedaloskprs9013conquer would destroy them in a drag race.
And then Ashley Neal's conceited monologues about how he's right and everyone else is wrong. That guy is an arsehole who even films himself arguing with the police.
I think she did not half bad but I can tell her and the handbrake weren’t getting along too well 😂
I can imagine it's difficult driving a different car, esp with an electric handbrake. Elaine is over cautious, needs to read roundabouts take advantage of the gap. Looks like she was riding the clutch too. Living in London she'd have to react quicker than this. Curious did she pass the test?
Get Juvenal or whatever his name is on 😂.
no
@@CrispeeCrisps15 yes
He will fail even in Automatic car lol
just hold the foot brake & release the parking brake if you don't know how to play with both clutch and gas and then get the bite and release the foot brake to move easily (if it's straight road)
Elaine should quit stressing herself out trying to drive and simply be my passenger princess.
As a former AA instructor from many years ago my viewpoint is this.
I was never, and still aren't, a huge fan of doing mock tests with learner drivers (who you would know if you were their instructor) that are clearly not ready. All it does is destroy their confidence in the ability they do have. How is it beneficial to destroy their confidence? It might make good 'youtube' material, it does not make good drivers.
You have a very good manner with them all, that is important, but I am sorry, I find it painful to watch people being destroyed instead of being built up.
good point, however as we saw from the start of the video, he is not their full time instructor and thus doesn't know how (under)prepared she may be
@@sam-ys9pc Then he is using them for entertainment purposes which is even worse. Learning to drive is learning a life saving skill, not a 'UA-cam' entertainment piece. I would love to know what sort of mental mindset these people are in when this little pointless exercise is over.
@@imogenharrison3432 personally, as someone who is currently learning to drive, i find these to be very educational. Furthermore, these people going on the videos are giving informed consent and knowing any consequences. Therefore, why should we prevent them?
@@sam-ys9pc I understand your point, and yes, videos can be beneficial in the right context. But my point is that the majority of the drivers in the videos I have watched are nowhere near test standard, and that is the problem. They unwittingly become cheap online entertainment. There are better ways to learn.
@@imogenharrison3432 it's not unwittingly. They ask for Pin to do these tests with them and know well in advance that whatever happens, will go on UA-cam. If you're not willing to show your driving skills (or lack thereof) on the internet, you shouldn't volunteer for this. On top of that, Pin remains calm and as positive as possible throughout all of these videos. I'm certain many learner drivers can pick up a lot from these videos and frankly, I feel that's way more important to Pin than the additional income he gets from it.
She'll get there, just needs a few more lessons
I have been having these things come up in my feed. Do UK drivers not practice with their parents? Watching a lot of these videos and some of the drivers are beyond clueless.
Well, sometimes, that's not really up to them. Not every parent learns to drive.
Some do but the majority of us have lessons with actual driving instructors.
@@sjanex thank you for the response. I hope she finds a better instructor!
One of the possibility is she is learning manual but her family only has an automatic car which does not help. (At least i was in that situation so I bought my own car with learner license before my test just for practicing)
I feel so bad for her 😭
What kind of dash cameras you use?
The key reason 👉She struggled with electronic parking if car had manual parking break she wouldn't have
I was stuck in traffic, but took over an hour to complete the test...
The system with that parking brake clearly needs to be redesigned. You should not 'have' to use the accelerator to move off
Got to be honest here, I wouldn’t want to drive that car for the first time on a mock test. After 40 years of driving it would take me a bit to get used to it.
I have a question for you as an driving instructor. Obviously I'm not from the UK and we drive on the right hand side as well as some rules being different but still you have experience on teaching driving learners. Here in my country you usually start by going on an empty spot dedicated for learners to practice. You practice the basics there for a few hours and then when the instructor feels you are ready you go on the road. I now currently have 3 hours of learning experience and I was kind of surprised that the second lesson (after just 1 hour previously) we already went to the road. Obviously I'm still struggling with the basics but fell like the more I try the better I do but there's obviously so much more I need to learn. So what do you think is that something that is usual for some to gi straight to the road from the perspective of the instructor. Thanks for the answer.
dont give up, postpone the test, get a new instructor for intensive lessons to build confidence