My instructor used to tell us "I am teaching you how to pass the test. Once you are out there on your own then you'll learn how to drive...or lose your license."
Hey This is Faisa. I can’t believe Ive come across your youtube channel😊. It was 2014 when you taught me how to drive in your old red micra! It was such a blast and such a great experience so thank you for that. Just cant wait to bump into you sometime😄 Im happy to see u grow and proud of you🙌🏾
Hey Faisa! Thank you 😊 it’s seems like such a long time ago I loved the little red bubble ❤️ that Nisan micra was amazing! Hope you’re doing well:) it would be great to see you and say hello 😊🥰
Hey babes, I passed my driving test on the first try because of you and my instructor! Thank you so much for your help. "Take the road as it comes " was the most impactful advice for me. 🥰🇿🇦
Had my test today and I passed! Thank you for these videos they really helped me, been watching for the past few months and will continue to even now i’m part of the passed club! 🥳
Heyy I passed my driving test today with only 5 minors! Only learning from friends and family, your videos really helped me to prepare. I'm really glad you are doing what you doing and keep going.
Awww hope u passed Tara !! Your personality is exceptionaly funny really brightened up my night 😂😂 that face you pulled when first tryna start up 🤣🤣 keep shinning ❤️
Nice test video and I feel like I learned something new myself with that new lane sign in dual carriageway / motorways. Should be something people know for the theory test etc but I feel like it isn't. That emergency stop was one of the best I've seen on these channels, was great even though it may not be completely optimal, it's a damn lot better than others :)
I passed my test last friday with 2 minors! your vids helped so much. just curious, when Tyra was moving off in second and the engine didn't turn off, if it did would that be a major or a minor? I moved off in second 3 times in my test but was able to realise quickly and changed haha. was just wondering what fault it would've been :)
Tyra, good smoothed driving, looking confident, with a nice smile on her face! Be proactive, looking for potential hazard. awareness and observation. Well done.☺
In fairness to Tyra, I hate driving around there. I've been driving for 10 years now and when I saw the Shell garage I'm pretty sure that was on the way to Greenford in west London. Probably one of the hardest places in the country to drive in.
In the Netherlands it's nice to signal in the direction you are going on the roundabout to let the people approaching know you haven't reached your exit yet and are continuing on the roundabout, then signal the opposite way when taking your exit this is to stop unnecessary waiting for the people wanting to get on the roundabout
This is really useful for me. I did my lessons and passed my test in a small town with no big roundabouts, no weird one way systems etc and have never driven in a big city or outside my town at all really! Passed with one minor first time. I did the Pass Plus scheme after passing my test so I did a bit of motorway driving - but after that, I just commute within my small town. I think the disadvantage of passing my test in a flat, small city has left me unprepared to deal with driving somewhere like London :( This learner seems to navigate these roads and roundabouts better than I would xD . This is really helpful for me to watch even though I passed years ago.
I passed with 2 minors a year ago. I had an embaressing moment, my instructor before the exam said if a light comes on its a service light that the examiner should ignore and told me to tell him... But when the light came on and I told the examiner, at the end of my driving test he said I'd actually not fully put the hand brake down and that's what the light was for 😅 make sure your hand brake is fully down folks. Thank god it wasn't a serious!
I'm not qualified to have an informed opinion on it but yeah it seems crazy to me as well. I could be completely wrong in assuming just because it's a mercs it will be powerful but something seems wrong lol
@@cnsmooth Exactly! It also probably has lots of extra driver aids and assists that most cars don’t have, Plus if you damage it while learning it’s much more expensive
hey yes it may seem like that, but I know I can control any situation safely and I've been working as an instructor for a while so it doesn't feel any different
I always push my students to use their heads, not just their eyes. "Throw your head all around, see your surroundings". It's a really hard habit to break for them but educational :D
Once you pass... it's time to start texting and doing your makeup, riding in the left lane, never turning right on red lights, riding people's bumpers, never using turn signals causing confusion and never understanding it's you who are the one in the wrong, pulling out in front of traffic only to go slow, never understanding four way stops or any real rules of the road... You are set...welcome to the roads.
I always found the parking brakes on these A class strange. I think it's literally the only one that doesn't automatically release when the driver brings up the clutch
This job is a really dengerous you guys risks life everyday some people are just dumb you just can't teach them this girl was a fine driver . you are heroes and please take care of yourself God bless you
My test is 5 th of July and my instructor is not feeling well .she texted me she is unavailable to go to the test centre.I have to make my own way. I am so nervous😭
GOOOOOD LUCKKK U'll def pass it, i'll be waiting for ur reply after u pass💯 Best advice i can give u is be relax at all time, don't panic and feel safe😄
Hi, do you have any advice on an instructor who cancels/changes last minute. 3 out of 3 times this has happened and I've bought bulk buy of 10, not sure what to do?
My instructor does the same. And I've come to the end of my patience with him. He's a nice guy and I have enjoyed my lessons with him, but he is clearly over subscribed and is too successful for his own good lol. I'm literally at the point where I Coul do my test tomorrow and be ready for it, so I've cut down my lessons and my not go back to him...but I dunno
In the reality: just buy a car which has Oil level sensor, Coolant level sensor and Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor (most of german cars have it currently as I know). Always reset TPMS after adjusting tire pressure. Use Automatic gearbox and its way easier in the everyday life. Thats it... So you never need to do anything by yourself until it doesn't warn you to do. However of course its always good to know how to do those things in your car if you need to. It's 2023 boyz not 90's. :P
My instructor teaches me to change gear down into 1st and engaging 1st gear when approaching the give way line but only with closed or very closed junctions but I noticed you said about her approaching the junction, stopping at the give way line and then switching to 1st, was it an open junction?
It’s a preference thing, I just feel it can be overwhelming to try and stop and change at the same time. With more experience you can do it that way, when you first start driving focus on stopping when it’s a closed junction Even with junctions where you’re not completely sure if it’s safe, it’s better to stop and then look to go Hope this helps
I think u should nt believe on navig bcz somtime it misguide u ,knowing that street speed may vary depending on some condition ex : accidents or street works.. so better to be in safe side look for signs whenever u enter any new road if there is no signs and there is street lights that's mean it 30mph
@@aliaworld5323 No it does not nowadays where there's a lot of roads that are now 20mph but with street lights and no signs mean it should be 30mph and with the councils responsible for putting up speed signs there will always be this problem. My main point was if the lady was not sure and she saw the street lights and she glanced at the satnav and saw it said 30mph she might have not realised it was 20mph. There needs to be more signs in areas that have reduced speed limits to 20mph. But I agree you should always use more visual awareness of surroundings.
They have put signs up so you can u will only get marked down if it’s very clear and you’re over the speed limit but we can’t trust the sat nav sped as it’s not up to date Examiners even mention this sometimes
Is her seat position correct?...She is sitting awfully close and her legs are mega bent. She is tall but there has to be room for her to put her seat back!
at higher speeds the steering wheel is more sensitive. so keep your hands at a a 10 to 2 or a quarter to 3 position and that should help to make it more straight
That was very painful to hear from instructor that learner would have done better job emergency stopping without using ABS... That is very bad habit to even try it. You have to smash break pedal as hard as you can in order to stop as fast as possible. I would not consider the stop emergency if you have not riched ABS point.
@@ClearviewDriving All Mercedes cars have been equipped with (Emergencey) Brake Assist for at least 15 years now. Wikipedia describes this as follows: “By interpreting the speed and force with which the brake pedal is pushed, the system detects if the driver is trying to execute an emergency stop, and if the brake pedal is not fully applied, the system overrides and fully applies the brakes until the anti-lock braking system (ABS) takes over to stop the wheels locking up.” Meaning not only is it unavoidable that full brake pressure is applied once you brake fast and hard enough to trigger the system, the system explicitly applies maximum braking power until either the car has stopped or ABS gets active. Therefore if the brake system is powerful enough to get the wheels to lock up (with given the road and tyre conditions), an emergency stop will unavoidably set off the ABS.
@@aphextwin5712 fascinating and makes total sense from the point of view of getting the car stopped in as short a distance as possible. I did my test before ABS was common on cars. I knew an emergency stop had to avoid a skid, but I assumed with the advent of ABS that restriction ceased to be a consideration. I was surprised to hear the debrief criticise the emergency stop for triggering ABS.
Hello. I have been watching you series of mock tests for a while now. I have already passed my test a while back in an automatic car and have now started taking lessons in a manual car. I have had 5 lessons so far and my instructor asked me to book my test even though I am not 100% confident with clutch control yet. My test is in the middle of December. Do you have any advice please? Thank you so much.
The level of gearbox incompetence with the newer way they 'teach' people is appalling. Gearbox /clutch discipline should be drummed into them but it isn't. All this looking around at screens too wtf is that all about.
Can't believe people think driving is this hard from all the questions in comments, guys don't watch, drive instead, you should try driving an old car with no power steering and bad clutch it'll teach you a lot more lol, weird to see dudes asking if it's okay to use the handbrake duh lol
10 out of 10 for instruction , alas sadly they forget the basics . I am sure it's true in UK . So many idiots on the road . Here in Australia car drivers haven't got a clue . Charge past a a truck an then pull into the left-hand lane and jam their brakes on . Why ? In saying that there are a lot of idiots driving trucks . My take on it is that is people's self importance overrides anybody . As a truck driver you should be aware of dangerous driving , be it cars or trucks . If a truck is in the centre lane indication left or right how should you pass him ?
Pretty sure an emergency stop can and should be performed with ABS engaged...it is in fact the fastest way to stop the car and allows you to keep control. It's exactly what ABS was designed for...so going lighter on the brakes to avoid the ABS to engage will result in only one thing: a longer maneuver.
She has a huge problem with changing gears. She leave the engine rev to the highest point it can pull on the road then takes a lot of Time to find the gears idk maybe I'm wrong but this way if I was a car I would cry
That feeling when you hear the words "You have passed" will never leave me. I screamed and the examiner asked if I could not do that. I was so happy 😊
well done!!
Aww haha! I was just in shock lmao, the whole morning felt like a blur
@@BevvyIsTheBest anytips for a new learner? Ive currently done 10 hours but feel like im not making progress
@@BevvyIsTheBest Congrats!
@@fardowsahassan2688 change your instructor sis
Once you pass your test that’s when you really learn how to drive lmao
It's so true 🤣🤣
well of course the more you drive the more you learn, you certainly dont learn with few lessons here and there
My instructor used to tell us "I am teaching you how to pass the test. Once you are out there on your own then you'll learn how to drive...or lose your license."
As long as you’re still driving safely like checking mirrors then it should be ok.
True, I know from experience lol
Aww Tyra’s so cute! I hope she passes first time. Great, clear feedback Aman.
just passed my test today first time with 3 minors and these videos have been such a help over the last few months of learning!!
I also passed first time with 3 minors the other day!
Well done!! ⭐️⭐️⭐️
Well done!! Thank you for watching ☺️😆
@amymartin2935 Congratulations! How's your driving doing by now?
Hey This is Faisa. I can’t believe Ive come across your youtube channel😊. It was 2014 when you taught me how to drive in your old red micra! It was such a blast and such a great experience so thank you for that.
Just cant wait to bump into you sometime😄 Im happy to see u grow and proud of you🙌🏾
Hey Faisa! Thank you 😊 it’s seems like such a long time ago
I loved the little red bubble ❤️ that Nisan micra was amazing!
Hope you’re doing well:) it would be great to see you and say hello 😊🥰
Hey babes,
I passed my driving test on the first try because of you and my instructor!
Thank you so much for your help.
"Take the road as it comes " was the most impactful advice for me.
🥰🇿🇦
Aww Briliant!! Well done!! 😊😊
@@ClearviewDriving how did Tara do on her driving test??
@@assundamcdonagh9477 she passed!!!
Babes lol
Had my test today and I passed! Thank you for these videos they really helped me, been watching for the past few months and will continue to even now i’m part of the passed club! 🥳
Great job! Well done!! 😊
@mchldvdjns1725 Congratulations! How's your driving doing by now?
Heyy I passed my driving test today with only 5 minors! Only learning from friends and family, your videos really helped me to prepare. I'm really glad you are doing what you doing and keep going.
Aww brilliant! Well done:) glad the videos have been helpful 😊💞
Only 5😂😂
Minors 😳. Ran over or..?
@@lukecasey5669 that's good
@@flizzy4645 1 minor is good thats what i got
Managed to pass my driving test first time last week with only 3 minors thanks to your vids!
Well done!! thank you for watching
Congratulations! How's your driving doing by now?
Awww hope u passed Tara !! Your personality is exceptionaly funny really brightened up my night 😂😂 that face you pulled when first tryna start up 🤣🤣 keep shinning ❤️
I passed my test 4 days ago and I still watch the videos cause they are relaxing ! Keep it up
Nice test video and I feel like I learned something new myself with that new lane sign in dual carriageway / motorways. Should be something people know for the theory test etc but I feel like it isn't. That emergency stop was one of the best I've seen on these channels, was great even though it may not be completely optimal, it's a damn lot better than others :)
Haha yes definitely a very quick stop! Caught me off guard 😅
Tyra did what many experienced drivers never do. Check everything around after making emergency stop like that.
Really hope you pass and good luck! I passed mine last week and still watch these for some reason.
Thanks, you too! :) She did pass!
she drives really well and good emergency stop
She’s a great driver, she wasn’t familiar with the area which is why she made these mistakes
Really great content. These videos helped me so much in preparing for my own test. I passed today on my first try. Thank you.
Aww she's so cute, I wish her luck with her test.
Thank you!! my test is coming soon, so I am watching non-stop
Good luck!
hello, with which camera do you shoot the exterior of your car?
I like to see your reactions which are really funny and cute. Keep it like this.
It’s my test tomorrow, wish me luck ❤️ I’ve been watching these videos constantly and they’ve helped a lot!!
Best of luck to you!! X
Good luck!!
I passed with 2 minors! X
@@chanicelong1435 congratulations!!! 🥳 x
I loved that STOP. It was amazing!!!
Thank you for all your videos watching this even though I passed yesterday morning 😊
Just passed my test this morning thabkyou for all the tips
Great job! Well done and welcome to the pass and still watching club 😊☺️
I remember when I did my emergency stop on my test. Dam that was epic. I nearly flew out the window. 😂
Hahahah I hate the emergency stop for this reason 😅
@@ClearviewDriving 😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
I passed my test last friday with 2 minors! your vids helped so much. just curious, when Tyra was moving off in second and the engine didn't turn off, if it did would that be a major or a minor? I moved off in second 3 times in my test but was able to realise quickly and changed haha. was just wondering what fault it would've been :)
How can I pass bro I mean what do need?
Hey well done. :) Moving off in a higher gears not an issue as long as you're sucessful with it.
Tyra, good smoothed driving, looking confident, with a nice smile on her face! Be proactive, looking for potential hazard. awareness and observation. Well done.☺
In fairness to Tyra, I hate driving around there. I've been driving for 10 years now and when I saw the Shell garage I'm pretty sure that was on the way to Greenford in west London. Probably one of the hardest places in the country to drive in.
She seems like such a cool instructor
Respect, manual drive is also what I'll be learning a 10 speed class A truck .
Hi, I passed my test with only 4 minors your videos really helped me thank you so much
Well done!! :)
In the Netherlands it's nice to signal in the direction you are going on the roundabout to let the people approaching know you haven't reached your exit yet and are continuing on the roundabout, then signal the opposite way when taking your exit this is to stop unnecessary waiting for the people wanting to get on the roundabout
I wish Michigan had teachers like her!
I pass mine by watching your videos and having 0 h with instructor as I already knew how to drive
Amazing well done! ⭐️
Did Tyra pass? She was the sweetest and a great driver!
Hey yes she did! She’s the sweetest🥹
Great emergency break I agree!
This is really useful for me. I did my lessons and passed my test in a small town with no big roundabouts, no weird one way systems etc and have never driven in a big city or outside my town at all really! Passed with one minor first time. I did the Pass Plus scheme after passing my test so I did a bit of motorway driving - but after that, I just commute within my small town. I think the disadvantage of passing my test in a flat, small city has left me unprepared to deal with driving somewhere like London :(
This learner seems to navigate these roads and roundabouts better than I would xD . This is really helpful for me to watch even though I passed years ago.
London is AWFUL to drive in
Never been to Amsterdam i guess
I passed with 2 minors a year ago.
I had an embaressing moment, my instructor before the exam said if a light comes on its a service light that the examiner should ignore and told me to tell him... But when the light came on and I told the examiner, at the end of my driving test he said I'd actually not fully put the hand brake down and that's what the light was for 😅 make sure your hand brake is fully down folks. Thank god it wasn't a serious!
How come her instructor hasn't done mock tests with her??
Is it just me or is learning in a fancy car like this absolutely crazy?
I'm not qualified to have an informed opinion on it but yeah it seems crazy to me as well. I could be completely wrong in assuming just because it's a mercs it will be powerful but something seems wrong lol
@@cnsmooth Exactly! It also probably has lots of extra driver aids and assists that most cars don’t have, Plus if you damage it while learning it’s much more expensive
hey yes it may seem like that, but I know I can control any situation safely and I've been working as an instructor for a while so it doesn't feel any different
@@cjslippin9274 LLC 6 hours to
Got a notification to watch clearview driving tiktok live when I was halfway through this video lol...anyway love your videos as always!
Hahha 😂 thank you for watching 😊
I always push my students to use their heads, not just their eyes. "Throw your head all around, see your surroundings". It's a really hard habit to break for them but educational :D
Well every day is a learning curve,depending on the situation,there exists a perfect driver in the world until he makes a mistake.
Good lesson...
Once you pass... it's time to start texting and doing your makeup, riding in the left lane, never turning right on red lights, riding people's bumpers, never using turn signals causing confusion and never understanding it's you who are the one in the wrong, pulling out in front of traffic only to go slow, never understanding four way stops or any real rules of the road... You are set...welcome to the roads.
shes so cute, good luck Tyra!
Your oil level reccomednation is in the manual. My car needs a little above full for optimal performance
I always found the parking brakes on these A class strange. I think it's literally the only one that doesn't automatically release when the driver brings up the clutch
Thanks for sharing, Aman!
This job is a really dengerous you guys risks life everyday some people are just dumb you just can't teach them this girl was a fine driver . you are heroes and please take care of yourself God bless you
Is learning with manual transmission vehicles the standard in the UK?
Yes, although many do just take the automatic test instead. I've heard of people switching to automatic to pass as soon as possible.
Her facial expression at 10.25 is a picture! 🤣 would it be a fault to go round a roundabout again like Tyra did, seeing as she did it safely?
Nope
Hey going around the roundabout again wasn’t even a fault as she was being safe the whole time 😊
I'd wished Norway also has driving instructors who made such videos. It's so insanely expensive to take lessons if you need many
good luck tyra !!!!!!!
My test is 5 th of July and my instructor is not feeling well .she texted me she is unavailable to go to the test centre.I have to make my own way. I am so nervous😭
Good luck! Get there early and make sure your instructor is definitely going to be available to actually have a car for your test
GOOOOOD LUCKKK
U'll def pass it, i'll be waiting for ur reply after u pass💯
Best advice i can give u is be relax at all time, don't panic and feel safe😄
Wait, what? What will you be driving then? I wish you luck
Do you have your own car and someone to go with you to drive in bud, assuming you do but we’re making sure 😂😂
@@hanspz5505 yes ,my husband car bigger then my instructor car it’s difficult to park car I have only 2 days I will practice his car.
Well done Tyra. 👍🏾
At 10:12 the instructor took over the steering, but I wanted to see how the pupil was going to get out of that one!
Straight into the ravine never to be seen again.
@@HaydnG266
I think she should cancel her test appointment for someone that is worthy to take it.
@@redblade8160 she passed her test.
@@jeria985
The driving examiner that passed her needs to be shot!
Don't hold clutch pedal when stop at traffic lights cos it will worn out the clutch plate even other problems..
i got my driving test tomorrow, so nervous
Good luck!!! ☺️ drive safe
@@ClearviewDriving I passed!!! first time with 6 minors!!!
@@elliephillips3828 Amazing 🤩 well done!!! 😆
Congratulations!
Thank you for this channel
10:20 this was really unnecessary lmao
Hi, do you have any advice on an instructor who cancels/changes last minute. 3 out of 3 times this has happened and I've bought bulk buy of 10, not sure what to do?
Get a refund and get a new instructor too unreliable x
New instructor and refund!! I had one like that too, absolute waste of time
They should give you a refund as they’ve been cancelling on you continuously
So ask about that :)
My instructor does the same. And I've come to the end of my patience with him. He's a nice guy and I have enjoyed my lessons with him, but he is clearly over subscribed and is too successful for his own good lol. I'm literally at the point where I Coul do my test tomorrow and be ready for it, so I've cut down my lessons and my not go back to him...but I dunno
Mostly quite a good drive Tyra, couple of hair raising moments to correct, good luck on your Test.
In the reality: just buy a car which has Oil level sensor, Coolant level sensor and Tire Pressure Monitor Sensor (most of german cars have it currently as I know). Always reset TPMS after adjusting tire pressure. Use Automatic gearbox and its way easier in the everyday life. Thats it... So you never need to do anything by yourself until it doesn't warn you to do. However of course its always good to know how to do those things in your car if you need to. It's 2023 boyz not 90's. :P
My instructor teaches me to change gear down into 1st and engaging 1st gear when approaching the give way line but only with closed or very closed junctions but I noticed you said about her approaching the junction, stopping at the give way line and then switching to 1st, was it an open junction?
It’s a preference thing, I just feel it can be overwhelming to try and stop and change at the same time. With more experience you can do it that way, when you first start driving focus on stopping when it’s a closed junction
Even with junctions where you’re not completely sure if it’s safe, it’s better to stop and then look to go
Hope this helps
@@ClearviewDriving thank you it does help
Big patience on the instructors end.
If she made glances at the Sat Nav in the 20 mph area when she was doing 26mph the sat nav said 30mph. An update needed.
I think u should nt believe on navig bcz somtime it misguide u ,knowing that street speed may vary depending on some condition ex : accidents or street works.. so better to be in safe side look for signs whenever u enter any new road if there is no signs and there is street lights that's mean it 30mph
@@aliaworld5323 No it does not nowadays where there's a lot of roads that are now 20mph but with street lights and no signs mean it should be 30mph and with the councils responsible for putting up speed signs there will always be this problem. My main point was if the lady was not sure and she saw the street lights and she glanced at the satnav and saw it said 30mph she might have not realised it was 20mph. There needs to be more signs in areas that have reduced speed limits to 20mph. But I agree you should always use more visual awareness of surroundings.
They have put signs up so you can u will only get marked down if it’s very clear and you’re over the speed limit but we can’t trust the sat nav sped as it’s not up to date
Examiners even mention this sometimes
I did the same emergency break and my instructor said to me oh so you are a drifter😅
The question about the engine oil level is so funny 😂 my day u hand the manual handbrake .. now they are all electric .. but she was cool 😎
Why we r not seeing actual driving class where they r learning how to drive? All these r after they learn and at end stages?
10:41 What about shoulder check?
Can you use the brake hold and go into neutral resting both feet from clutch and brake pedal, Aman?
Hey yes that’s perfectly fine
I do it all the time. It will also keep the transmission safe. 🙂
Is her seat position correct?...She is sitting awfully close and her legs are mega bent. She is tall but there has to be room for her to put her seat back!
She felt comfortable like
But she could move back
I take it the parallel parking is at examiners discretion?
What’s the best to up multi-storage car parks? Like in uxbridge😅 new driver and abit scared of them
it's really unnerving when the driving instructor is deathly quiet. I remember that.
This place is a roundabout hell!
😬 yup but it prepares you for driving on your own in any area :)
I have problems keeping the car in line it always swings,because I move the steering wheel a lot and don’t know how to sort this out 😢
at higher speeds the steering wheel is more sensitive. so keep your hands at a a 10 to 2 or a quarter to 3 position and that should help to make it more straight
Everyone just drive how they want where I'm from its madness wen uve passed and ur on ya tod
I think, I'd rank up points like Gryffindor, if I'd ever attempt to get a license over in the UK.
England?
Yes England 🇬🇧
@@growqueen Could've fooled me
That was very painful to hear from instructor that learner would have done better job emergency stopping without using ABS... That is very bad habit to even try it. You have to smash break pedal as hard as you can in order to stop as fast as possible. I would not consider the stop emergency if you have not riched ABS point.
Is it really more effective to brake without engaging ABS? It seemed like a super effective emergency stop to me.
She braked very firm and we managed to stop
But we did skid
So better to try stopping without mad we are slows it’s not a major concern
@@ClearviewDriving All Mercedes cars have been equipped with (Emergencey) Brake Assist for at least 15 years now. Wikipedia describes this as follows: “By interpreting the speed and force with which the brake pedal is pushed, the system detects if the driver is trying to execute an emergency stop, and if the brake pedal is not fully applied, the system overrides and fully applies the brakes until the anti-lock braking system (ABS) takes over to stop the wheels locking up.”
Meaning not only is it unavoidable that full brake pressure is applied once you brake fast and hard enough to trigger the system, the system explicitly applies maximum braking power until either the car has stopped or ABS gets active. Therefore if the brake system is powerful enough to get the wheels to lock up (with given the road and tyre conditions), an emergency stop will unavoidably set off the ABS.
@@aphextwin5712 fascinating and makes total sense from the point of view of getting the car stopped in as short a distance as possible.
I did my test before ABS was common on cars. I knew an emergency stop had to avoid a skid, but I assumed with the advent of ABS that restriction ceased to be a consideration. I was surprised to hear the debrief criticise the emergency stop for triggering ABS.
Hi ,Passed today with 4 minors Alhumdulillah 🤍
Will keep watching your videos 👍
Huge congratulations! Well done 👍🏽 ⭐️⭐️⭐️ thank you for watching 😊
I love clearview driving.
Hello. I have been watching you series of mock tests for a while now. I have already passed my test a while back in an automatic car and have now started taking lessons in a manual car. I have had 5 lessons so far and my instructor asked me to book my test even though I am not 100% confident with clutch control yet. My test is in the middle of December. Do you have any advice please? Thank you so much.
This is quite a lot but how did it go exactly?
@@danslandmunro351 I passed first time.
Most overtake causes here in the U.S is small pen-us or a dry cochee chochee. Good luck
Wot
The level of gearbox incompetence with the newer way they 'teach' people is appalling. Gearbox /clutch discipline should be drummed into them but it isn't. All this looking around at screens too wtf is that all about.
Can't believe people think driving is this hard from all the questions in comments, guys don't watch, drive instead, you should try driving an old car with no power steering and bad clutch it'll teach you a lot more lol, weird to see dudes asking if it's okay to use the handbrake duh lol
Tyra can be more comfortable setting seat far from wheel, extending her legs.
10 out of 10 for instruction , alas sadly they forget the basics . I am sure it's true in UK . So many idiots on the road . Here in Australia car drivers haven't got a clue . Charge past a a truck an then pull into the left-hand lane and jam their brakes on . Why ? In saying that there are a lot of idiots driving trucks . My take on it is that is people's self importance overrides anybody . As a truck driver you should be aware of dangerous driving , be it cars or trucks . If a truck is in the centre lane indication left or right how should you pass him ?
Headache 😩 I would never want to do this again 👏🏻
By the way your allowed I think 2-3 minors on the same mistake then it turns into a major. Tyra only sped a couple of times?
Hey yeah it’s 3 times but she speed up by alot on a 20mph zone
Upto 26mph
@@ClearviewDriving oh ok thank you
She is very cute/sweet and mostly a good driver. Just needs to brush up on a couple things to pass!
good thing our country lacks roundabouts
Just get the concentration in a few areas she should pass
Definitely!
Pretty sure an emergency stop can and should be performed with ABS engaged...it is in fact the fastest way to stop the car and allows you to keep control. It's exactly what ABS was designed for...so going lighter on the brakes to avoid the ABS to engage will result in only one thing: a longer maneuver.
0:01 SMOOTH
Love video
She has a huge problem with changing gears. She leave the engine rev to the highest point it can pull on the road then takes a lot of Time to find the gears idk maybe I'm wrong but this way if I was a car I would cry
Hi, Can you please take my test? I have an driving exam on 31st Jan. Thanks