This is why GIRLS CAN NEVER BE GOOD DRIVERS | Mechanical Jugadu

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[MechanicalJugadu]

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[shristyagrawal]

Actually being a girl mai bta skti hu ki hum log galtiyan krne se kyo darte hain
Kyoki jab bhi hum glti krte hain to logo ka yei rehta hai ladki hai chla nai skti leke niklte hi kyo and all
To wo sab sunna thoda frustrating ho jata hai mentally pressure pdta hai .
Baki I have taken your points in a positive way and definitely try to be more bold while driving ❤️.

[taniad]

Brother, most of the points are correct. I am 31, started learning driving few weeks back and I can relate with this 😑, mostly about trying to be always on the safer side and not able to feel the car while I am driving 😐. Fun fact is my brother also learnt driving at 32 and is pretty good at it now. This video definitely gave me some insights and I will try to keep these points in mind when I go to my next driving class, thanks 🙂.

[kanishkyadav]

Maximum times girls are noob, yesterday a noob girl was driving and suddenly turn left without indicators and didn't notice a car was coming from left she applied emergency braking i also applied but the car at my back touched my scooty☹️

[Suvi_Duby_Doo]

I started driving last year when I bought my first car (first in my family) 😊. i was told to be self sufficient with driving since I am working on sales and I have to travel 70% of the time.
when I bought my first car i was told women buy automatic cars more but I went for the manual one since I wanted to be in full control of my car. i remember you saying "gari koi bhi bhaga leta hai but control karna sabko nahi ata, speed has no value if you can't control it" this is like a golden statement.
I agree to the point where you said females are reluctant to drive in traffic jam. it's so true since I live in Bangalore half of the time I am in traffic only. clutch or brake mein zindagi chalti hai but in this way I am worried about my cars health and mileage.
Driving schools didn't give a shit about their students. bas 100km ho gaye toh course complete. there are lot of other factors also I agree with you like women aren't always aggressive. i met with an accident when I didn't learn braking and took me huge amount of courage to go back to handling the wheel. also parking is a huge backlog for me since my garage is very small and I am afraid to hit any other cars.

anyway thanks mechanical jugadu for giving such practical and theory lessons. now I have the courage to handle my car like a pro. I may be slow, people keep shouting at me in traffic but I don't give a shit if I am late. atleast i don't hit anyone by mistake.

[harshpreet]

I got priority, and even I learnt before my brother!!!ya but most of your points are valid! And that pair se scooty rokhne wla was best part of the video🔥🔥

[janhvijanhvi]

I am 17 years old and I learned driving from YouTube it's something like joke but its true.#verna lover

[arnoldenigma]

I sometimes feel sad for girls/women that our society generalizes them to be bad drivers, by default. On the other hand, they deserve more caring, understanding friends, partners, husbands, parents who will give them confidence in driving. The statistics will surely improve one day in India

[evenessa]

I feel you are the first person to adress the height issue. being 5'2'' you really cannot see the bonnet in the front. And far more importantly, most drivers that height dont KNOW that you can see the bonnet in the front. Even though we can drive estimating the distance, height does play an advantage when estimating when driving thanks to the design of most cars . And lack of height is a disadvantage, eventually leading the driver to spend more effort estimating distance, more small accidents, and eventual reputation as bad drivers

[surabhis.shrikhande]

Thank you for this video Pankaj.😊
I agree with most of the points you said.
And being a girl, I have taken this video in a very sporty way. 😊👍🏻
And thanks to your driving series which has given me enough confidence, I went to a driving school and has got appreciation from my teacher that I drive well and should buy a car soon.😅
And now I'm proud to announce that I'm buying my first car (even first in my family) with my own salary. I'm an E&TC engineer working in IT😊
And I got more passionate about driving because of your videos, I always love your "theory" classes as well😊🤭
So I hope more people will take inspiration and start learning driving (if they have the facilities) because I strongly believe it is a life skill and not just a passion. 😊
Keep up the good work 😊👍🏻

[shivalimittal]

Very nice and informative videos. I totally agree with your points. I would like to add one thing why women are specifically slow if male is sitting next to her who knows driving (Brother, Friend, Husband etc.) ; reason is males start raising their voice the moment women make a mistake while driving newly. So what happens is next time a male is sitting, women get conscious and to avoid any scolding, they drive slow or with lack of confidence. Believe me, this is a feedback after talking to almost 10 colleagues of mine and reason they left driving after learning is because their husbands won't let them drive or they themselves don't want to drive because of non-stop commentary by husband.

P.S : I am female & got my first car at age of 43, single and first person from our family who owns a car. Learning on my own and practicing as much as I can without any support from anyone. Thanks to you tube videos for timely help & guidance.

[MrHshoots]

I just love a girl who drives big cars or SUV, personally i feel she is confident and a skilled driver. But majority women think car as a thing which takes you to point A to point B. So they fail to see a bigger picture. A car is like getting a new house, we have to learn about its battery, engine, Tyre changing, oil changing, braking system, mirrors and then comes the driving part. It's not just a vehicle, it's a whole family.

I'm a law student and we get to discuss such topics in law colleges about gender equality, why women are such bad drivers. So all points in this video are valid.The answer is more & more practice and a little more love for cars. As you said it's a discussion and not a judgment.

I Hope to see more skilled women on road driving suv.

Thank you for the video! 🙏

[manishaeli]

Aap ek achhe insaan ho. Good thought and analysis.

[nibeditapatra]

Today I came across your video and dear bhai...I want to let you know that I'm a woman 31 years of age... proud owner and very obsessed with my Mahindra XUV feel my car is my home though I wish more women come forward to break this notion spread about women and driving....and lastly I really appreciate and like ur videos....ur new subscriber from Odisha Sambalpur

[Samearth-gx]

Pairo se isliye rokti he kyoki unko lagta he sirf brake karenge to gaadi slow hone ya rukne ke Baad disbalance hoke girjayenge😂

[mayuribaviskar]

😂😂 2:23 u were saying something 😂 ... Btw Great series it was (driving lessons) learnt so many things ☺️☺️🙌🏻

[unplugged]

I'm agree with u..but iss mamle mein to main bohot hi lucky hu...ki mujhe itne supportive parents mile..woh Larka aur ladki mein fark nahi samhajhte..I mean to say ki makeup, dress up, kitchen Ghar Shambhalna ladki k liye...n business, driving, aur bhi bohot kuch Jo duniya soch ti ha ki yeh chiz ladko k liye hi ha, bass ladke Kar sakte ha..that's true ki ladke ache karte v ha...kyunki humari society mein logo ki soch hi waise ha...aur maximum parents waise hi sikhate ha..but main bohot lucky hu..thanks to my parents ❤ main v ek ladki hu...mujhe jitna dress up, make up karna pasand ha...par mein in Chizo k leke bohot sensitive hu ...mujhe nahi apne phone pe scratches pasand ha...nahi apni Gari p ek scratche ..Matlab me soch v nahi sakti...soch k hi ..anxiety feel hoti ha ...aur jitna bhi knowledge abhi tak huya ha ..kabhi kabhi choti choti chize Ghar p hi dekhe leti hu...jaise insaan ki care ki Jati ha..waisa hi....yehi sab pasand ha...

[devofduty]

Points,
1. Ye cycle sikhe bina scooty chalate hai.
2. Brake chappal se lagati hai.
3. No safety gears (helmet, gloves, boots). Bal aur makeup kharab hojayega na.
4. 99.99% pariyo ko papa ya husband scooty gift karti hai so care nehi karti.
5. Traffic rules ke bare me ghanta kuch idea hota hai because accident hua bhi toh ladka hi pela jayega public ke duwara.

[aditis.]

I am happy that me and my aunts are perfect drivers because we love cars. Also, me and my mother are so connected that car is our family member. We cannot really tolerate a particle of dirt on our car. Moreover, even my mother is well aware about each and every other car out their in the market. Hence, it hits really hard when they say women shouldn’t drive or they’re bad drivers. 😢

[GarudAtma]

I learned to cycle at the age of 19, ride it for a year then practiced with a scooter and then a car. I have become both a good driver and rider of vehicles around 20
A few girls at that time asked me to teach them scooter (scooty), I told them to practice a cycle for perfecting balance and they refused to do it due to shyness. As a result, they always ride shaky even after years