Vision in Driving - Part 1 - Visual Field / Focus

Vision in driving- Part 1. In this video: The visual field and where to focus your attention, and why students tend to roll their eyes when turning instead of turning their head. Vision is definitely the most important thing in driving, and it’s one that most accompanying drivers neglect because they don’t even realize that not looking at the right place is an actual problem.

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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. The distances illustrated in this video might vary depending on the driver’s height, the size and type of the vehicle and so on. This video is not legal advice, and is not meant to replace your official driving courses. By doing anything presented in this video, you assume full responsibility for anything that may happen.

[thebiggestlittlecity]

"Do'n't look at the problem, look at the solution."
WOW

[WaynePilot]

Damn how can you make a tutorial for newbies so good! Everything is clearly explained this is exactly what I need to show to my wife.

[sallybugs]

I can only imagine how much effort you put in this video much appreciation and excellent work

[ns]

Got my license over a year ago and I still check every new video of this channel. The best driving related channel on YT. The editing is top-notch as well.

[Ctrl-Alt-Del.]

this guy just read me like a book. Literally everything he said most student drivers do wrong, i noticed i was doing. My driving instructor suggested that i watch this vid about 7 times. Now i understand

[PreciousHaeYeon]

It never fails to amaze me at the accuracy of everything he's said about the accompanying driver. I feel like i'm having a deja vu of when my dad taught me how to drive. Lol!

[Kamran_afshar]

I passed my exam without any mistake in the first try because of your valuable videos, then bought a car and still every single day I watch your videos because I am improving. The way how you teach and explain is very unique and I have never seen any other similar mentors on Youtube the same as you. I really appreciate what you are doing by teaching thousands of students and beginners online. Hats off to you man!!

[ofzvmby]

I just passed my road test in BC and I really really wanna thank you for making such a helpful video. When I took my first road test, I failed because I didn't scan enough. Then I watched this video and realized what mistakes I made and how I can correct them. Thank you for pointing out the problems and solutions that no other instructors had told me. Finally I got my license when being pregnant for eight month. The driver license is the best gift for my baby! I can drive him to parks or swimming pools, libraries and have fun with my little one!

[bhaskarkayarat]

A GOOD driving instructor is the secret of safe driving. Simply driving is not too difficult, especially in the modern automatic cars. BUT driving is NOT just going from point 'A' to point 'B'. Reaching there without being a danger and nuisance to others is more important. It is here that instructors like this play an important role !!

[rightmay]

Finally we see your face, glade to do so.

[sledgehammeroftruth]

Super experienced driving instructor! Thank you! In-depth explanation and demonstration!

[jannieschluter]

This is soooo good! That humor really helps memorizing.

[ark]

He is not just teaching .. saving lives on the road 🙏🏻

[Macchiato]

Wow, I live for the way he nonchalantly tells the truth, it makes me less nervous when I think of driving. Now that I’m well aware of what to do correctly, it’s a relief and I’m laughing it off the stress 😭 thanks for understanding!!!

[theme]

The best advice was dont stare keep your eyes moving. That helped me out ALOT. Thankyou

[ryanm]

This guy is awesome. I watched his videos last year during my training and I passed and got my license!
Now, I still come back to his videos sometimes to get a refresher, because his videos are so useful!!!!

[yipsiuhay]

if only my instructors can explain so patiently. Thank you so much!

[abhilashapati]

No body tells you about looking where you need to go instead of looking whre you are going. A very very important requirement while driving something almost everyone forgets . I am going to watch all his videos repeatedly. Great Teacher!

[xvingar]

1:21 I think you just changed my whole perspective on life in general with this one, so much can change when you change what you’re focusing on. I was wondering why it was so hard for people to drive and that lil fact you said makes everything clear. Driving is nothing more than everything else in life, you gotta use your eyes to calculate your movements, the only difference is your body is bigger in a car so you have to be real attentive. If not, like you said you can make mistakes like turning too far, braking too late, cutting corners too sharp etc. With that, I’m going to keep in mind that the most important things to remember when driving is where I’m looking in general, where I’m looking to go and how can I maneuver the car with speed and angles to get there. I can’t believe how much easier it is to absorb driving when keeping that info in mind, it makes it less overwhelming and nerve racking. Thank you

[SweetCidatsme]

The sign of a great teacher is being able to teach to the novice and have them come away with a clear understanding of the material. Your lessons are clear and concise and take into consideration the fact that the student has ZERO knowledge of driving. Thanks for that.