5 Tips For New Drivers

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About the first tip, there are times when you should look in the mirrors when backing up, like when you want to know if you're too close to something that you already know is there (example, when you do a 90° parking between two cars and want to check the distance between you car and the others. Still, you should alternate between checking the mirrors and turning your head).

Note: While I try to make my videos as universal as possible, rules and laws may vary according to the place where you’re driving and might be different from the ones in this video. Always drive according to the laws and rules that apply to the place where you are driving. Requirements at the driving exam may also be different than the ones shown here. Always respect the requirements that apply to the place where you are passing your driving exam. This video is not meant to replace your official driving courses.

[saturnssrings]

wow that last tip about the ticket, i've never thought about that, thank you!

[megatronn]

1. Look back when backing
2. Hold metal to stop static electricity
3. Use waze
4. Always park force before using the phone
5. Check liscense plate when given a ticket

[theuofc]

Mr. Lopes has the best series of Driver's Ed tips on YouTube. I've spent hours watching every video out there on parallel parking, taking the test...you name it. Either the video/presenter is not clear or not detailed enough so you can do it yourself, and in the end you are left puzzled and wasted your time watching!

But the Conduite Facile videos are excellent. You go through each clear step which you CAN do in your car. Thanks also for the extra tips on locked steering wheel, how not to get shocked, looking in plate glass windows to judge parking distance, etc. The presentations indicate a smart person who knows what he's talking about.

*Applause* and thank you for these great videos. I hope you make some more.

[majackslelo]

DAMNN!! That last tip. Thanks man, I had no ideal.

[finnthehuman]

I Like your driving lessons
they are short and helpful without any of those annoying things some people put in their videos
thanks

[TheZack]

Thank you so much for your videos! I just started watching them a few hours ago, and they've given me more confidence to start driving, I'm 19 I should of gotten my N license a long time ago but my past was holding me back

[timhorton]

I learned alot from your tips brother God bless you and Canada 🇨🇦 ameen

One of the best channel for Learners Driver. . . .pls share some tips on Night driving....thanks

[AndyRiot]

Really well produced, with nice clear explanations.

[hebaelnaggar]

Best driving tips video, keep up the good work

[blessedbyalmighty]

thank you for these videos!
very very helpful esp for me as a beginner

[lorieenriquez]

Sir I got my DL , , ur video tips help me a lot :) thank u, , looking forward for more tips and advice. all the best ! :)

[vishnuprasad]

Can you please share tips for driving on snow or ice?

[raeshaunholt]

Watching your videos is almost like watching a favorite show. It gets addictive and it helps. I'm 17 and my test is March 31st. I wish u could help train me on driving .

[raaaamen]

Thank you for that static tip. I always get shocked 😭

[pnlopes]

Bom vídeo Carlos, parabéns!
Grande abraço

[jocelyn]

I just started learning to drive yesterday and I had a hard time keeping the vehicle straight and I don't know what i am doing wrong any tips please ???? Thank u

[nanaama]

Your videos are really helpful!..keep it up.

[alexishoward]

u give great tips that my instructor never even taught me thanks a lot 😀

[valedashydashy]

Wow very helpful thanx for uploading this video