Emily,you got this.Over time you're gonna discover how so many bad drivers were able to obtain a driving license.

@faywia4729

9 ай бұрын

@@ABUSEDBYKZreadI recently got my licence and some one was raging at me yesterday cause I was driving the speed limit 😢sad lives they must have

@timothygremlin9737

9 ай бұрын

@faywia4729 Ahah, wait a minute not so fast. You need to give us a bit more than that :D Maybe someone was "raging" at you because you were in their way? Going at speed limit does not always mean you're the righteous person on the road.

@Hugh_de_Mortimer

9 ай бұрын

I remember saying this to my instructor when I was below the driving standard that it was surprising how many bad drivers there were on the road, and he commented that they were below my standard as a learner who required supervision to be on the road and what a shame it was that their licenses couldn't be taken away.

I hope Emily reads these comments. Shes great to watch and she's doing really well. Really hope we get to see her entire journey. Just have a bit more belief in yourself Emily and remember if youre ever doubting yourself, go watch the earlier videos and see how far youve come. You have a very good teacher and your progress has been fantastic. Keep it up.

I loved Emily's little "cheerio" salute at the end - very cheeky 😁 She's progressing very well though!

I really appreciate Emily for allowing this to be recorded. I recently started lessons and this is great to see! You'll get more confident and I bet you'll love it in the near future, keep it up!

@Sir.T

8 ай бұрын

Same, I've only had 4 lessons so far and I love driving already now. It's really enjoyable

Emily seems a decent learner. I am assure that she will pass her test! 😅😊

Not many drivers on the road respect learners is one of the main things I learnt while learning to drive. They also seem to take advantage that you are a learner and know you have to stick to the rules of the road and they don’t so you get bullied into waiting when you have priority or they are constantly giving you no space when you’re sticking to speed limits. As a newly passed driver when I’m behind a learner driver I give them plenty of space and never speed dramatically when they are taking there time to slow to a junction because I know how much this can effect a learner because it constantly happened to me and giving space is not that hard especially if you drive being conscious of stopping times at different speeds.

@JJ81566

8 ай бұрын

That’s very true . Ppl forget they where once learners . Often when they see the L plate and just overtake anyway. I passed months ago , but whist I was learning I remember a car overtaking me from behind just as the lights turned to green 🤣.

@xsazzox

3 ай бұрын

This is one problem I'm having. It's almost like they act like they knew how to drive from birth 😂 we were all learners once. So many people don't have manners anymore, it's sad.

Passed my test today, 0 minors, these videos have helped SO much!

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Yay, another Emily video

@-Tidgy

9 ай бұрын

I enjoy watching learners learning to drive but Emily's a clever kid and seems to learn well and she's respectful both to driving in general and with Rich. I just like watching progression from shit to not shit 😂😂

This is not only a series of Emily learning to drive, it's a memorable glance at a phase of her life, just like some kid learning to ride a bike with his dad and we are at the start of it. Nice progress, you're going to make it, keep it up with the best instructor on YT. Cheerio Richard.

Love this series! Remember that every driver that may be rushing you was once a terrified learner, we all were. I would consider myself a pretty competent driver and yet I still feel uneasy thinking about when I was a learner and horribly stalled in the busiest junction in my city. Gosh I couldnt recover for what felt like eternity to me but the other cars just waited and I moved on. That's why learner's cars have "L" and "learner" painted on them--90% of drivers including myself feel for you and are bottom line expecting you to move more slowly, or stall, or not go at all and wait for the next green etc. It is all perfectly normal and again, if nothing, expected. Emily is doing really well and I'm confident she'll be a great driver one day. Cheers:)

@daviemac9925

9 ай бұрын

Absolutely, they weren't born with a Full Licence, I was bloody terrible, always stalling on roundabouts and shoving it the wrong gear, pushing the brake too hard veering toward the Kerb!!

I’m enjoying this series with Emily

"I think you'll find this easier than you think...once you've done it 50 times" haha Richard getting her back there for the "old people hearing" jibe. Enjoying this series. Thanks.

I just passed my test today thanks to your videos and advice, I hope Emily can as well.

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

That's great news! Congratulations on passing!

Wow ! I caught myself smiling from ear to ear watching this. Your positivity and energy are admirable and almost contagious ! I'm currently half way through my driving lessons and your instructions really helped me judge which action to take whilst driving. I was freaked out so many times when my instructor kept using the clutch and I lost the track of it below my foot, I felt relieved when you said that's the reason you avoid it. I thought that was so smart of you ! You don't seem to panic and then transfer anxiety onto a student or guitrip your students into learning - which makes perfect sense to me ! You're a rare gem. Keep it going, I will be watching all the videos and taking notes before my test. Cheerio !

Emily, many, many thanks for letting us watch your improvements! It's such a treat to relive this past experience through these videos. And again, many many thanks to Richard also, for giving us this peek into your work - it's an awesome series which I wish would never end, though Emily is obviously gonna be getting her licencse rather sooner than later 😉

Im a really nervous driver, been putting off learning for years since I was in a crash. I must've started lessons about the same time as Emily, its nice to be able to watch her progress as I do around the same level. It makes me feel more confident knowing others make similar mistake too. I wish my instructor was as supportive as you, I am still really anxious on the roads.

@njidekachelsy169

2 ай бұрын

Aww, Bless you. You will get there.

That wave at the end was in SYNC👀

Just started lessons and found this series and its been really useful learning along side Emily! She has very similar concerns as me so its been really beneficial!

@naeemmiah7927

9 ай бұрын

Same here

@Definedd

9 ай бұрын

This channel is super useful, I watched lots of these videos alongside my lessons and finally passed last Thursday. this is one of the best channels out there everything is covered. good luck on your driving journey!

Seeing these lessons is so helpful and a great refresher for me. Thanks so much Emily for letting us see your progress... and I laugh at your jokes even when Richard doesn't :)

great to hear you telling your students that its your responsibility to stay calm and not worry about whether their hesitation or minor mistakes are slightly inconveniencing other road users. I've noticed some driving teachers don't seem to realise that they are putting this on students, and it can create a lot of unhelpful anxiety! when you are learning to drive, the most important thing is feeling safe and in control. worrying about inconveniencing other road users unnecessarily distracts from this and can set up a bad habit of prioritising something other than safety.

Your videos are incredibly helpful and also well-edited. Much appreciation and thanks from Germany! Emily is so much doing better than me in my first driving lessons!

Man you're good Richard. I wish my first lessons where even 50% of the quality that you display here. Bravo 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I am at the same stage as Emily, so it is really nice to practice what she's doing each video, from steering, changing gears, approaching junctions etc. Richard let her take time to change gears and find bite point to move off in the video and that helped me a lot watching and doing these myself 10 times. When she talked about her fears or she wanted the road for herself all other cars people pigeons go away 😂😂 exactly my thoughts.

Thanks Emily and Richard! Enjoying this series a lot and already looking forward to the next episode!

Got my driving licence thanks to ur videos bro I wanted to just thank u u are a great teacher

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

After having learned to drive myself leaving in tears after every lesson this series is so therapeutic. Your students are lucky to have you, and I appreciate all the free content you leave the rest of us. I don't think I would have passed my test without your video on judging merging distance through mirrors when changing lanes. Emily is doing a wonderful job, and I appreciate her sharing her learning experience with us. Sending her best wishes from 🇨🇦!

@oneanywhere8561

9 ай бұрын

Why were the lessons so bad?

Richard, you're a pro! I am an American man living in Kent and I have both US and UK licence. I enjoy watching your video's and learn something new each time. Driving in America is different from the UK because, for the most part, we don't have to worry about roads being used as 'parking lots' as you do here in the UK. Also, you guys spend more time using side mirrors watching out for cyclists and pedestrians. It's not until you drive in New York, Boston or other city driving that watching out for cyclists becomes necessary. Also, because most Americans use automatic, we don't spend much time learning to use clutch and judge traffic.

I like these early stage lessons with ppl. It occasionally brings to light a mini fact you never knew about a certain scenario you could meet in your car.

Big fan of your content Richard , currently learning in my own car and with an instructor and your videos are helping me become less nervous and become confident in my abilities to be able to pass 👍

Bless her, she is adorable and doing so well, already looking forward to seeing the next lesson

Thank you for all the content you post. It's been so helpful! By far the best KZreadr instructor. Passed today with only 1 minor, and your videos played a big part! Thanks!

You got this Emily you are getting better every time I see thes video's just believe in yourself and you got a great instructor so you are in great hands just remember every good driver on the road even racing drivers were where you are now so my message to you is believe in yourself.

I must say ,your videos are the best. I passed today with only 2 minors and I had taken just 3 on road lessons but watched most of your videos. Thank you

Love the way you made these videos. I learned a lot from them. Thank you

wonderful series with a new driver learning, the bottom line from this video is center mirror and the mirror next towards turning, off the gas as you approach signal and only press clutch when you have to stop, staying away from yellow lines and using broken lines to do the same for parked cars

Thanks for you videos! I've learn more from them than from my driving school. In Ukraine they've replaced almost every traffic lights with the ones that have countdown timers. At least in my town of Rivne. It helps so much to judge whether to ignore or not the green lights yet from quite a distance before the junction. And also this helps to prepare to start after the red light. Also even without timers our green lights blink last 3 seconds before changing to amber.

I passed my test 11 years ago, moved to London and then never drove a car on my own. I've recently moved to Brighton, had refresher lessons and finally got a car....Im now blessed with severe driving anxiety though! Your videos are such a huge help, I'm still horrendous at parking and make stupid mistakes, but practice makes perfect I'm not one to comment on videos often but this is an amazing channel and you are a brilliant instructor. You deserve all the success (seem like a nice bloke too).

Well done Emily ☺️🤩!! I found this video so useful as I done my right turns lesson last week & felt I struggled as it was more challenging than left turns. 👏🏻

Emily you’re definitely being too hard on yourself! You’re doing amazing considering how many things you have to focus on as a learner. It’s important to make mistake so you can learn from them! :)

You're doing great Emily, these videos are a pleasure to watch. Have a bit of faith in yourself, it's all coming together nicely. Things are going to go wrong, trust Richard and don't worry about crashing the car, He's not going to let that happen! If something starts to go wrong He'll see it, then he'll either prompt you or step in and take over. Looking forward to your next video.

Yeyyy you are doing so good Emily ❤..and Richard you are such a brilliant instructor and you are helping some many new drivers an old😂with your content 🎉❤🎉thankyou

What a great vedios! Really helpful for a learner to realize how much we have to pick up during road driving more than we expect, and excellent driving relies on practicing again and again even we have learnt the skills. THANK YOU, RICHARD ❤ THANKS, EMILY 💕

Hi Richard, I genuinely wanna just thank you!! I am having my car delivered tonight here in India and havent driven before but your videos have been my guru... Blessings and most positive thoughts and wishes your way! You're a gem!! :)

I passed first time a couple of months ago and I feel watching your videos helps me keep lessons learnt in my head and if I learnt any bad habits trying to phase them out as I drive. I'm looking forward to the lessons with roundabouts I'm sure Emily will be completely ready by then but they were where I struggled most. I also feel once you have passed your test we need a video of the first solo drive that is a scary day haha!

We love Emily episodes. Shes got a great personality and i cant qait to see her anxieties fade away over time

Emily you should be very proud of yourself you did amazingly well in this video and have drastically improved in such a short space of time, very quick learner well done! I look forward to the next episode 😊

Im watching a zillion different driving instructor videos from all over the world, but you sir are on a different level.

I wish Richard lives in Canada. It’s difficult to find an instructor very nice calm. You are really excellent instructor. Your students are blessed to have you.

This is becoming a really great series of Emily Learns To Drive!

coolest instructor ever, Emily you lucky

I passed my driving test this morning - your videos have been extremely helpful!

@sidewinder86ify

9 ай бұрын

Grats 🎉

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

This video is very useful, I'll be coming back to watch every time before going driving abroad. I've been driving for decade, and this maneuver is non-existent in my country, all lights either run one side at a time or two sides straight only then two sides turn only, so when I encountered this type of signal for the first time, I was lost, I wait for a gap and I don't know that I supposed to move up to the middle of the intersection, in my country, that is illegal move, so now I learnt how to do this maneuver, yet, I felt like a learner again, rofl, it's something I don't have to do but now I have to, to drive in most other countries.

Well done Emily!!! You are doing amazing!!!

Just want to say thank you. These videos really helped fill in the gaps of my learning. Passed 1st time with 3 minors 🎉

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

emilys such a good sport letting you record her lessons! Im such a flap in my lessons haha shes so composed

This is such a wholesome series. Many of us drivers have forgotten the struggle to learn how to operate the vehicle. Unfortunately many drivers expect all drivers to do what they would do in situations. Can we all just try to relax and remember that drivers don't use their cars to piss you off. Most drivers use their vehicles to get to a destination. Road rage is only going to injure your own health by raising your own blood pressure

We are invested Emily and you're doing great!😊

thanks you a lot for uploading this videos documenting Emily's journey, it's helping me a lot with my school lessons (although I'm from Italy lol)

I passed yesterday 1st time and your videos were a huge help! Thank you!

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

never more exited to see these videos come out.

Hi from Costa Rica! I passed my driving test last friday. Your videos have been very helpful! Learned a lot from them 🙌🏻

@ConquerDriving

8 ай бұрын

That's great to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

It does get easier with time Emily, I used to think that because I'm such an anxious person, I guess similar to how u come across in driving, that I would never be able to drive with confidence, but I can and I never feel scared driving in my lessons anymore. It does just take time and it gets more and more fun rather than more scary. :)

Love these videos - Emily is doing really well, I don't think I was dealing with actual legit traffic lights on my, what, fifth lesson? Though it was years ago, maybe I was! Watching these videos is really helpful even for an experienced driver because going back to basics is the best way to see what good habits are and work out how to improve and overcome bad habits that may have crept in over the years. Your explanations are really clear, too - Emily is going to be a good driver, set up to succeed as a driver in the hectic modern world.

I predict that Emily will be a very good driver. She has a healthy perception of her own skills, and as she practice that will increase along with her skills. She has a high level of awareness about interaction with traffic, being aware of her driving affecting others. Once she gets the muscle memory to "drive without thinking" (about how to drive), that awareness will help her to analyze traffic and make good decisions where many other would do poorly.

same im always so worried when i go to the junction and worried that i will stall

So much improvement Emily .👏👏

excellent video richard and well done Emily :) :)

Great progress well done . The spacial awareness thing is the most difficult thing to conquer .The mark of a good ADI . I guess Richard must be a Grade 6 (A) ? Ive also realised with the familiar landmarks that this is Colchester . Students looking for good tuition , this guy is a great choice . Pupils often feel they are not making progress as they seldom realise that any hours behind the wheel , regardless of quality of drive , equals experience and progress .

Something my instructor tells me is when approaching lights from a distance if they’re green the entire time they’re in site then expect them to change by the time you get there. So don’t necessarily press the break when approaching them at green in that case but to take my foot off the gas and slow down slightly and if they stay green when I get within 20/15 yards or so then speed up again and commit to going through at that point.

Good job. Emily will get their. Just a little bit more confidence but she is great.

That road by Budgens is a right bugger, Emily done well going along there.

I passed my driving test today and your vidoes helped a lot 😎

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

That's fantastic news! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

Thank You.

Very frazzled and kind of unhappy to be coming back to the channel admitting I just failed my test (US, Colorado) with 4 Majors and 12 Minors mainly because of the first thing shown, and massive test anxiety. Hoping to get my license soon as I need it for a dream job. Love the videos, hope things go better

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

Keep practising, I hope you achieve your goal soon.

Wow, so much improvement

For some reason, and I mean Richard is GOAT at this, but it's kinda hard to take all the info in at first. Best way to learn everything about driving is just to drive a lot after you pass the test. It seems like and I remember it being for me too like this way back when I had my exam.

One thing that I'm not sure if exists but would be nice to have, is some what a guide on how to build the car length awareness, like is quite hard to know hard far back you can go without any assistance, how far to the side you can go without touching the wall or other car. What I try to do from time to time, is just go to a empty parking lot at night and place some boxes there, but without absolutely no idea what I should I'm for, I just keep moving around the boxes, doing some maneuvers

I want to be an instructor but I don't know how you can stay so calm when the student is driving very slow for the speed, not taking obvious times to go at junctions and staying very close to the left. I think it is a very good skill that instructors have to not get stressed during lessons. I would feel under pressure from other cars and getting abuse by others. I know it happens to some instructors.

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

It's a skill that you get better at with practise and understanding.

@cameronleehorace

9 ай бұрын

Thanks. I want to start training as an instructor but only been driving 2 years so far. I think it is great from following your other channel that as a car enthusiast that likes track driving can also be very calm and patient as an instructor for beginner drivers. It's a very good skill you have. @@ConquerDriving

@thedragonbrawler9311

9 ай бұрын

Over 2 years ago, were you not also slow for the speed, not taking obvious times to go at junctions and perhaps staying very close to the left? I think if you keep that in mind to empathise with learners and *never* forget that everyone has to start somewhere, who knows, maybe you'd make a great instructor.

@cameronleehorace

9 ай бұрын

Yes I did all that, it's also easy to forget but mostly not that I don't understand but more from the point of view of how instructors can keep calm and teach in very stressful situations.@@thedragonbrawler9311

Nice video mate looking early test dates as my lively hood depends on it 😢

I wish you were my instructor when I went to driving school

Emily is such a awkward and shy personality but she's so endearing and beautiful i love to watch her in these video's.

When I "let go of the wheel" I don't fully let go, I still hold on to it, applying some friction, to feel how hard it wants to go. If I don't feel it pulling, then I know I have to take over. Similarly to how you explain about starting to straighten it up slowly, I would release just enough to let it slip through my grip. If I want to straighten up faster, I releas more grip; or grab it to take over.

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

The problem with that is the leather on the wheel wears more quickly and looks bad. More of an issue in some cars than others. Most people probably wouldn't care but I'm fussy and my car is about to have it's third steering wheel as the leather is worn through in places.

@thorbjrnhellehaven5766

9 ай бұрын

@@ConquerDriving a car is a tool to get me from A to B, carrying the stuff I want to bring. I don't try to make it look bad, but it's supposed to be used, not to be on display. I believe I mostly shuffle the wheel while driving. I'm not considering the watch and airbag as a reason, but I rather find it convenient to keep my hands close to the stalks (especially to enable/disable) indicators at the best time. My car straightens up fairly quickly, by using the friction. I don't think there's much difference in wear, compared to shuffle, probably a little, but it's not like my hands are grit 100 sand paper. Often at multi point turn, (at low speed, I use palm for multi turn, and reply on friction. Steering like a steering ball, without the ball. I sometimes cross arms, If it feels like shuffling is slower,

You've got this Emily

Driving instructor vehicles *should* be expected to not be going as fast as possible (both in speed and in making maneuvers); BOTH because they are more likely to follow legal instructions (job depends on it!) AND because they may have a student at the wheel. Anyone pressuring such a vehicle is a real ahh, unfriendly, individual - don't worry about making these people unhappy (its likely a constant state of being for them anyway).

I hope you do a mock driving test with Emily 😅

The advise I was given and I would give you and i'm sure Richard would give you the same, you drive at the speed that you can see. Basically means, if you can't see clearly what's ahead, don't drive fast. Same with tight gaps. The tighter the gap, the slower the speed.

This was a good one

Gotta do the obligatory, just passed with 1 minor, couldnt have done it without your channel!

@ConquerDriving

8 ай бұрын

That's fantastic to hear! Thank you for watching and congratulations on passing!

@southeastandsouthcentralem1355

8 ай бұрын

@@ConquerDriving Thank YOU for this amazing channel, im sure you have hundreds of learners who have passed because of you and your videos!

Very good

Emily is definitely making a nice progress there. I think that learning to drive can't avoid being a little overwhelming, especially in the beginning. The car's inertia, coupled with the whole fuss to do with the clutch, makes it a pretty unintuitive vehicle to command for pretty long time. I think that the ideal would be to keep practicing starts, accelerations, and stops (from various speeds) for a number of lessons before moving on to things like traffic lights, but then again, who'd have the time for that, right? Also, it might get boring, which eventually wouldn't help learning either. So, getting just a little bit overwhelmed probably can't be helped. On the whole, though, Emily did really well. It's nice to see how she treats the observation as part and parcel of driving, rather than a foreign element that needs to dealt with as an obligatory formality. I was wondering if a marker on the top centre of the steering wheel (somewhat akin to the strip placed on the driving wheel in many racing cars) wouldn't help some student drivers -- including Emily -- be more aware of their steering angle, especially at very low speeds. Again, thank you to both Emily and Richard for filming this.

Love video

No context Richard: "i can show you somewhere that will make you hit a tree" Emily: "i....alright"

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

I was talking about the white line in the middle of the road.

@EpicNovA97

9 ай бұрын

@@ConquerDriving I know! just sounded funny to me out of context😅

@VicketyVick

9 ай бұрын

😂

21:28 the GTR tho 😅

Thanks

@ConquerDriving

7 ай бұрын

Thank you for your generosity and thank you for watching. I hope you continue to find the videos interesting. I apologise that my reply is late, I've only just noticed your comment.

Still watching after I passed today🎉🎉

great vid as allways! just a question, when you are in the driver seat driving like in the beginning of the vid do u still have the L plate on the roof or are you required to take it off just for that part of driving?

@ConquerDriving

9 ай бұрын

Driving instructors can leave the L plate on. A supervisor that is not a driving instructor should take it off when they drive.

Emily, noone is prefect driver . We all make mistakes so take easy.

Emilys personality makes these such a pleasure to watch. Just like myself, she is hard on herself as a learner, but she is doing a great job given everything. Thanks so much for this series Richard, u guys have great chemistry which makes these videos delightful 🙏

Your an ACE Driving Instructor😀

More yay ❤