Mate you are by far the best instructor, there are so many arrogant and unprofessional instructors out there but the way u explain and talk it’s very profesional and educational, I’m have passed Part 1 and studying for Part 2 for ADI amd I’m learning a lot from these videos ….keep up with the good work 👏👍
That’s a massive compliment Sir thank you!😊 There are a lot of good instructors out there. And you’re on your way to being one!! Reach out if you have questions! Good luck on your part 2 go get it done! 💪
This video is invaluable! Best yet! For those of us who have to undo 30 odd years of poor driving and have to start driving to the required standard isn't easy, kudos to Ben for this. Went out with my brother today who is an ADI, and the biggest thing he picked up on, a bit like Ben was not doing things more slowly, like the parallel parking, and approaching junctions. Cheers for the video.
I have just started my journey to become an ADI. I really like your video, you are very good instructor. I like the way you talk....you sound like Gary Linekar!
Great video, thank you 😊 Just wondered, when training to be an ADI, how many times are you allowed to try and pass? Im assuming it's not the same as regular learners where you can try as many times as necessary until you pass?
As some follow-up to the answer you have already been given, you have two years from passing your Part One (Theory and Hazard Perception) test to pass your Part Two and Part Three (with no more than three attempts at each) and if you fail the third of either test, you must wait until two years after you passed your Part One to start the entire process from the beginning, once more (ie go back and do another Part One).
@halfrhovsquared Yikes!! Thanks for that. Just always wondered as I've seen comments from people suggesting that regular learners shouldn't be allowed an unlimited number of tries also.
How can that be a serious fault turning right when the street is absolutely hammered with parked cars?! How could he have made that right turn otherwise? Especially when there were people getting out of the car… how was he meant to turn right on the correct side of the road there?!
Can’t stand drivers that always cut in from the right just to get one or two cars ahead. Hopefully he stops doing that before he starts teaching other people.
What an incredible reason to become a driving instructor! All the best to him👍
💯!! 😊
Mate you are by far the best instructor, there are so many arrogant and unprofessional instructors out there but the way u explain and talk it’s very profesional and educational, I’m have passed Part 1 and studying for Part 2 for ADI amd I’m learning a lot from these videos ….keep up with the good work 👏👍
That’s a massive compliment Sir thank you!😊 There are a lot of good instructors out there. And you’re on your way to being one!! Reach out if you have questions! Good luck on your part 2 go get it done! 💪
Hey, just curious if you’ve managed to pass part 2? Or even part 3?
Well done, Ben.
You've got some good pointers from Roland and I wish you the best for your Part 2.
Thank you!!! 😊
This video is invaluable! Best yet! For those of us who have to undo 30 odd years of poor driving and have to start driving to the required standard isn't easy, kudos to Ben for this. Went out with my brother today who is an ADI, and the biggest thing he picked up on, a bit like Ben was not doing things more slowly, like the parallel parking, and approaching junctions. Cheers for the video.
I’m glad you like it!! Keep practicing you’ll iron out those habits in no time! 👍😃
I have just started my journey to become an ADI. I really like your video, you are very good instructor. I like the way you talk....you sound like Gary Linekar!
Thank you! Good luck with your training! And I’ve not had that one before!! 😝
This is a big help for PDI
Thank you so much
Fantastic video one of the most informative videos I've watched good luck Ben you will be great
Learnt a lot from this one.. lots of faults bless him but the talk at the end was really good to hear explanations. Good luck Ben!
Ben is amazing! He’s doing great follow him on Instagram@ayupduckdriving
@@GetWheelDriving great stuff!!
Well done Ben part 2 is a very high standard driving test good luck
Like all the P2 videos, thanks
You’re welcome! 😊
Love your videos,really appreciate your time (5*)
Thank you!! 🙌😊
Well done Ben, nerves got the better of you but i’m sure you will go on and pass.
its really helpful . i think he not checking middle mirror properly
Im interested in doing a Mock for Adi Part 2 with you whenever you are available to do so...
Well done Ben
did he pass part 2 ?
He did he’s now going on a trainee licence.
Great video where is part 1 of the test I can't see it
Part 1? Is it not playing back properly?
@GetWheelDriving it says part 2 on the video was just wondering if there was a part 1 to watch
An ADI part 2 test is the instructor driving test. Part 1 is theory and part 3 is the instructor ability test. I hope that makes sense! 😃
@GetWheelDriving oh right I get you now thank you
I like your mock test videos. I have learned a lot from you. I keep watching them as my part 2 is in 2 weeks' time. Thanks, man, for your hard work
Great video, thank you 😊
Just wondered, when training to be an ADI, how many times are you allowed to try and pass? Im assuming it's not the same as regular learners where you can try as many times as necessary until you pass?
No you only get 3 attempts at the driving test, and instructor ability test (ADI part 2 and part 3) thank you too! 😊
@@GetWheelDriving Wow. That's a lot of pressure. Thanks Roland
It sure is!😅
As some follow-up to the answer you have already been given, you have two years from passing your Part One (Theory and Hazard Perception) test to pass your Part Two and Part Three (with no more than three attempts at each) and if you fail the third of either test, you must wait until two years after you passed your Part One to start the entire process from the beginning, once more (ie go back and do another Part One).
@halfrhovsquared Yikes!! Thanks for that. Just always wondered as I've seen comments from people suggesting that regular learners shouldn't be allowed an unlimited number of tries also.
How can that be a serious fault turning right when the street is absolutely hammered with parked cars?! How could he have made that right turn otherwise? Especially when there were people getting out of the car… how was he meant to turn right on the correct side of the road there?!
How would you do it if there was a car emerging?
Can’t stand drivers that always cut in from the right just to get one or two cars ahead. Hopefully he stops doing that before he starts teaching other people.