If you would like to support me by making a once off donation by PayPal you can do so here- www.paypal.com/paypalme/danetyghe Or you can support me by Revolut here- revolut.me/daneb3wir
Hi Dane. Thank u 4 all your tips, advices and information. I passed my test today in my first attempt and big part of my success was thanks your UA-cam Channel. Keep going 😘
Passed my test today first try 😁. Your videos really helped me to stay calm and to pull off all the the turnabout and the reverse around the corner. Would highly recommend these videos to all learner drivers
Third time is the charm just passed today. Binged watch your videos the night before. There was an instance in my test where one of your videos literally saved me. Thanks man I love you, keep posting videos. I will be recommending your channel to anyone who is taking their driving test. I’m so happy thanks a million 👍
Passed my driving test yesterday in Carlow, took a few goes but got there in the end - your videos were a huge help and I will definitely be recommending to any one else learning - thanks a million!
Can’t thank you enough for your videos I watched them constantly I’m driving 4 months have my license for 6 months 🤞🏼 passed my full test on the 20th 3 faults so happy keep up with your videos doing amazing
Hi Dane, I have passed my driving test successfully after watching most of your videos and advices keep in mind ... Thank you so much for these videos😀
I do try to do everything I can do drive properly. And know everything but I know it's to much pressure. But I do need to relax more and loosen up. And I know it's important to drive on the left. Especially if it's in a three lane road. And I got to remember those for the. Driving Test as well.
I failed just for the right turn, Instructor said, the oncoming truck could hit me at Raheny in Dublin. Unfortunately I got so many grade 2, why not any 1 grade😢
Hi Dane! Many thanks first of all for your dedication to making us a better driver, I have a little doubt there where you explained to change the lane from 1 to 3. I understand I can not straight jump from 1 to 3 but should I keep my indicator on throughout the period of changing one to three? what if there is a car already in the 3rd lane? in that case, should I turn off my indicator to the right and keep on going straight or can I slow down there or completely stopped to get space on lane 3? what if I keep going forward and I may pass my right turn lane? hope you understand my question. thank you
There's nothing wrong with keeping the indicator on, it's an intention and doesn't give you any automatic priority. If you miss your turn then too bad, exit at the next opportunity and go from there.
Hi Dane. Thanks for the great content! I have a question if you don’t mind. For the hill starts I struggle to pull up the handbrake with one arm and have to use both hands to get it up to the point it doesn’t roll back. Do you know if this will be acceptable in the test, or can you only use one hand? Using only one arm the car still rolls back and I have to use my brake pedal to stop it.
It's not ideal, my suggestion would be to consider another car or get it fixed. It would depend on the tester, there's no consistency among them so it's hard to say what an individual would do.
Hi Dane! sorry for bothering again, I was doing my driving lesson the other day and I am in an automatic car it is a Yaris 2006 so It doesn't stop itself rolling back like the modern automatic car, I asked my instructor should I use the hand brake at the traffic lights? he answered not necessary as you are in an automatic car? is it right to do so? or I must apply a hand brake at the traffic lights? secondly, when I use my handbrake at the traffic light should I change my gear to Neutral or can keep it in D? Lastly, My car has a trip tonic gearbox (AUTO & MANUAL MODE) as it is not a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) gearbox, so if I am not extra extra careful with my accelerator sometimes it jerks or jump slightly at the start of the driving when possibly gear changes from 1 to 2 after it settles. It happens the same when reversing. I have my driving test coming up on July 5th, my question is should I explain this situation to my driving examiner at the beginning of the test? I Hope, you understand my question. thank you again
It's good to use the handbrake at lights because it makes the car more secure and safe, it's not a case of "must" or if you don't then you'll never be allowed to drive again. It's about discretion. Best to wait in D. I've no idea what you are referring to with the jump, if you use the brake will that make a difference?
@@DaneTygheletsdrive Hi Dane! Thanks for your answer, it doesn't happen when I brake, it little jerks when I accelerate from 0 to 20km I spoke with the mechanics he told me, it happens with this certain type of gearbox (Triptonic ) just have to be more careful with the acceleration. It is not so important Dane, please ignore this question, you are already too busy providing us lots of good things I don't really want to waste your time with this. Thank you so much again for your answer.
So when I'm at the traffic lights I should have handbrake on and put the gear in first gear and have my foot down on the accelerater and my other foot on the break to be ready to move off is that it?
Don't accelerate while the light is red because you're just wasting fuel, one foot on the clutch and the other ready over the acceleration, why would you press the brake?
I have my second test on Tuesday (failed the first) do I need to have the gear in nutural and handbrake up while waiting in traffic for example or is it ok to keep it in first with clutch depressed and handbrake up. Thank you so much for your videos
Hi Dale just a quick question, in my last test I got 3 faults for progress at the roundabout but I only did a single roundabout so I think all 3 were for the same roundabout. Is it 1 fault per lack of progress or just 1 per roundabout if you know what I mean
The Irish driving test is a scam... I've been driving for almost 30 years in New York. Moved here and failed my first 2 tests. My driving instructor says I drive good but then fail the test twice . Same tester both times. Carlow county
Why are you failing? What's the reason? Just because you drove for 30 years Stateside does not mean you can drive to the standards required in Ireland, it's a completely different ball game here.
Yes but if you're on the wrong side of the road it's not going to fill the tester with confidence regrettably. It can be dangerous or potentially dangerous to warrant getting a grade 3 mark and in this case potentially dangerous.
well, those are the results off the stupid idea to learn to drive from "mom" or from paraplegic grandparents and not from a licensed driving instructor
If you would like to support me by making a once off donation by PayPal you can do so here- www.paypal.com/paypalme/danetyghe
Or you can support me by Revolut here-
revolut.me/daneb3wir
Hi Dane. Thank u 4 all your tips, advices and information. I passed my test today in my first attempt and big part of my success was thanks your UA-cam Channel. Keep going 😘
Glad to be able to point you in the right direction, congratulations on your great news 👏
Passed my test today first try 😁.
Your videos really helped me to stay calm and to pull off all the the turnabout and the reverse around the corner.
Would highly recommend these videos to all learner drivers
Thank you for your support and congratulations on passing your test, super job.
Third time is the charm just passed today. Binged watch your videos the night before. There was an instance in my test where one of your videos literally saved me. Thanks man I love you, keep posting videos. I will be recommending your channel to anyone who is taking their driving test. I’m so happy thanks a million 👍
Life all comes down to a few moments, this is one of them -Bud Fox Wall Street 1987. Congratulations on your great news.
What were you failing on in the test ?
@@hereshoping6992 First time for observations. Second time mostly for clutch control.
Passed my driving test yesterday in Carlow, took a few goes but got there in the end - your videos were a huge help and I will definitely be recommending to any one else learning - thanks a million!
Well done on your success and safe travels, thanks for your support too 👍
Passed my driving test the other day with 1 fault. Your videos were such a fantastic help thank you so much!
My well done on your success 🎊
Hi Dane. I gave my driving test last October and passed. Thanks to all your content that I have been watching regularly. Thank you for your hardwork.
Nice to hear that, congratulations on your successful news.
I passed my test today first go. Your videos really helped me and if I didn’t find your videos I don’t think I would have passed. Thank you
I'm happy to be able to help point you in the right direction, congratulations on your successful news.
Thanks to this channel I managed to pass first time today! Thanks Dane!✅
You deserve it, congratulations.
Passed my test today and it was my first time,your videos are so helpful i was watching them always preparing for my test ,thanks Dane
My pleasure, congratulations on your successful achievement.
Can’t thank you enough for your videos I watched them constantly I’m driving 4 months have my license for 6 months 🤞🏼 passed my full test on the 20th 3 faults so happy keep up with your videos doing amazing
My pleasure, congratulations on your great result.
Passed my test today, honestly your video's were an absolute life saver, thank you so much!
My pleasure, congratulations on your great news.
Passed my test, your tips were so helpful. Thanks so much!
You're quite welcome, congratulations on the pass 👍
Hi Dane,
I have passed my driving test successfully after watching most of your videos and advices keep in mind ...
Thank you so much for these videos😀
Well done on your success 👌👌
Passed today first time thanks to your great tips Dane 😁😁
That's splendid news congratulations on your success, safe travels.
I do try to do everything I can do drive properly. And know everything but I know it's to much pressure. But I do need to relax more and loosen up. And I know it's important to drive on the left. Especially if it's in a three lane road. And I got to remember those for the. Driving Test as well.
Thanks a million for your clear explanation. It was great. I had the same mistakes and now I try to improve my driving skills from your tips.
Glad to be able to help you, good luck with your driving.
@@DaneTygheletsdrive Thank you.
Just passed this morning in Thurles.
Thank you for the advice Dane, it’s priceless information.
Will be passing your channel on.
Congratulations on your successful achievement and thanks for the support 😊
Passed my test first time, thank you so much!
My pleasure, well done on your success.
My instructor said that, no indicator required While taking a turnabout, but what i have heard is to indicate right
You do indicate right yes
I failed just for the right turn, Instructor said, the oncoming truck could hit me at Raheny in Dublin. Unfortunately I got so many grade 2, why not any 1 grade😢
I got one question when I went for the test.
What is a flashing red light?
Level crossing, train approaching.
Hi Dane just wondering at traffic lights do we need to use handbrake and foot brake both for automatic car??
Handbrake but not footbrake while waiting.
Hi Dane! Many thanks first of all for your dedication to making us a better driver, I have a little doubt there where you explained to change the lane from 1 to 3. I understand I can not straight jump from 1 to 3 but should I keep my indicator on throughout the period of changing one to three? what if there is a car already in the 3rd lane? in that case, should I turn off my indicator to the right and keep on going straight or can I slow down there or completely stopped to get space on lane 3? what if I keep going forward and I may pass my right turn lane? hope you understand my question. thank you
There's nothing wrong with keeping the indicator on, it's an intention and doesn't give you any automatic priority. If you miss your turn then too bad, exit at the next opportunity and go from there.
@@DaneTygheletsdrive Thank you for your answer
Hi Dane. Thanks for the great content! I have a question if you don’t mind. For the hill starts I struggle to pull up the handbrake with one arm and have to use both hands to get it up to the point it doesn’t roll back. Do you know if this will be acceptable in the test, or can you only use one hand? Using only one arm the car still rolls back and I have to use my brake pedal to stop it.
It's not ideal, my suggestion would be to consider another car or get it fixed. It would depend on the tester, there's no consistency among them so it's hard to say what an individual would do.
@@DaneTygheletsdrive okay thanks very much! :)
Pressure more gas I.e accelator only rpm voice more but car never stop
After turning green light, is it okay to wait in yellow box 😉until move right
Hi Dane! sorry for bothering again, I was doing my driving lesson the other day and I am in an automatic car it is a Yaris 2006 so It doesn't stop itself rolling back like the modern automatic car, I asked my instructor should I use the hand brake at the traffic lights? he answered not necessary as you are in an automatic car? is it right to do so? or I must apply a hand brake at the traffic lights? secondly, when I use my handbrake at the traffic light should I change my gear to Neutral or can keep it in D? Lastly, My car has a trip tonic gearbox (AUTO & MANUAL MODE) as it is not a CVT (Continuously Variable Transmission) gearbox, so if I am not extra extra careful with my accelerator sometimes it jerks or jump slightly at the start of the driving when possibly gear changes from 1 to 2 after it settles. It happens the same when reversing. I have my driving test coming up on July 5th, my question is should I explain this situation to my driving examiner at the beginning of the test? I Hope, you understand my question. thank you again
It's good to use the handbrake at lights because it makes the car more secure and safe, it's not a case of "must" or if you don't then you'll never be allowed to drive again. It's about discretion. Best to wait in D. I've no idea what you are referring to with the jump, if you use the brake will that make a difference?
@@DaneTygheletsdrive Hi Dane! Thanks for your answer, it doesn't happen when I brake, it little jerks when I accelerate from 0 to 20km I spoke with the mechanics he told me, it happens with this certain type of gearbox (Triptonic ) just have to be more careful with the acceleration. It is not so important Dane, please ignore this question, you are already too busy providing us lots of good things I don't really want to waste your time with this. Thank you so much again for your answer.
Probably gentle acceleration is best, good luck with your driving.
So when I'm at the traffic lights I should have handbrake on and put the gear in first gear and have my foot down on the accelerater and my other foot on the break to be ready to move off is that it?
Don't accelerate while the light is red because you're just wasting fuel, one foot on the clutch and the other ready over the acceleration, why would you press the brake?
9:41 should you indicate left if you were going into the left hand lane?
No need to if starting out in the left lane, yes if moving across the line
I have my second test on Tuesday (failed the first) do I need to have the gear in nutural and handbrake up while waiting in traffic for example or is it ok to keep it in first with clutch depressed and handbrake up. Thank you so much for your videos
how long did you wait until you got another test date?
@@matthewdunne1284 6 weeks minimum
immediately apply for next test after failure but you get date after 6 weeks
Better Do not do in test
It's good to wait in 1st gear and use the handbrake if stopping at lights or over 4 or 5 seconds.
Done my test today, only one grade 3 and 2 grade 2. Its a fail but not a bad fail
Think of it as a journey 😊
@@DaneTygheletsdrive happy out thought it would be alot worse
Best wishes
Hi Dale just a quick question, in my last test I got 3 faults for progress at the roundabout but I only did a single roundabout so I think all 3 were for the same roundabout. Is it 1 fault per lack of progress or just 1 per roundabout if you know what I mean
Only doing one roundabout is quite unusual but it could certainly have been for multiple incidents of hesitation as each one is individual.
The Irish driving test is a scam... I've been driving for almost 30 years in New York. Moved here and failed my first 2 tests. My driving instructor says I drive good but then fail the test twice
. Same tester both times. Carlow county
Why are you failing? What's the reason? Just because you drove for 30 years Stateside does not mean you can drive to the standards required in Ireland, it's a completely different ball game here.
Dane I recently failed because of a grade 3 reversing around the corner, is this rare?
You probably hit the curb or failed for observation most likely. Don’t beat yourself down I failed twice and just passed today. You will get there!
@@gonext3395 Don't think it was either it was the opposite i think (too far away from the curb)
If the tester felt you were dangerously wide then that would be a fail. It's not really unusual.
@@DaneTygheletsdrive Ya I suppose I was just surprised it was a grade 3 since there was no one around and I wasn't near hitting anything
Yes but if you're on the wrong side of the road it's not going to fill the tester with confidence regrettably. It can be dangerous or potentially dangerous to warrant getting a grade 3 mark and in this case potentially dangerous.
Chèers
👌
well, those are the results off the stupid idea to learn to drive from "mom" or from paraplegic grandparents and not from a licensed driving instructor
I'm starting my driving lesson's tomorrow some great and helpful tips on this channel
Check out my UA-cam videos on moving off and how to not stall, they will suit your level of driving.