Millies Driving Lesson on Meeting Traffic on Small Roads | How To Give Way

Episode 4: Millie's Driving Lesson on how to deal with meeting situations on narrow roads. Allowing good clearance all around the vehicle at all times.
In todays lesson we mainly worked on how to deal with oncoming vehicles when there are scattered parked vehicles along both sides of the road.
We started off with a talkthrough on how to give way and started with big spaces and then went on to give way in smaller spaces. Millies feeling a lot more confident with the clearance all around her while driving.

Follow along with her journey :)

How to drive safely. How to pass

This video is filmed during a driving lesson. It is filmed for educational purposes.

Throughout the video there are highlights to show how you should be driving safely.

I hope this video will be useful! :)


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[juliayang]

This is a good lesson, as I'm a learner driver, I often found myself have difficulty in dealing with meeting traffics, especially narrow roads with lots of parked cars and oncoming big vehicles, such as big van or big bus...etc

[kayltara]

i’m such a nervous driver in new areas but these videos relax me so much !!

[vintagecottonon]

Love this series and ur channel in general! Such clear instructions and calming tone of voice, while also being firm enough at the same time.
Really helpful stuff 🙏😁

Also, how amazing is it that Millie has barely even stalled once, if ever, up to this point! While more experienced learners on their mock tests stall and make much more errors 👏

[yasmeen]

her clutch control is amazing! well done!

[michaelmajor]

Well done Millie you did amazing and Aman you are such a good instructor! Thank you for the great video :)

[thomaskilburn]

I'm also learning to drive at the moment and I'm quite a confident learner so l do have the experience to kind of engage in different environments where there's traffic and people crossing the road at different locations. Millie is doing really good with her driving, the only thing I would say is she needs to have that confidence in what she's doing.

[lisaround]

This is something I struggle with but this video is really helpful thank you 😊

[kevinfoo]

Loved these meeting lessons, so practical, even for me!

[SaiSaiRex]

Thank you very much for the clear explanation, I passed my test yesterday with 2 minors.

[kkingthemotivationalspeake]

Awesome job Millie you did an amazing job

[itzfrenchieboy]

Another good video to watch and learn how to drive😊

[smkatshwa]

Aman, you are so chilled and easy-going yet so perfectly instructive! You are truly amazing! I'd really like to take you out some day... 🥰😍

[rahkizta]

Millie is going to be a really good professional driver or may be she is now and she's so pretty.

[hollybabyyy]

How is she so good at changing gears! Im always having to be told in lessons to change or she does it for me

[dil-kumarpublichealthofficer]

I really enjoyed a lot by watching your driving videos.
I am from Nepal.
Thank you so much.

[PatrickBijvoet]

I so understand it to be intimidating. I still sometimes think, how is this going to be solved!

[junaidahmed]

Passed first time yesterday at yeading test center with 4 minor

[ajayrull]

Hi Aman. Great episode. I really like your method where you drive, take a breather, drive and so forth. It’s a underrated way of processing what has happened

Btw, I’m a new driver and have been for the past 2 months. These videos are really helpful. Learning how to drive never stops regardless of if you’re learner, new or experienced driver 😊

[umbrellaman]

Hello, I hope all is well and that you don't mind me asking, do you still do clips on the other channels, or have you gone independent? Love watching your sessions even though I have my license already.

[hollybabyyy]

Had my second lesson ever today and the woman made me do junctions n traffic lights n roundabouts n sharp turns all in a day. Girl idk how to fully use the clutch yet let alone STEER. In my first lesson i assume the pedals would be less sensitive, and the wheel to be more sensitive