Driving During A Storm In London

Today's lesson was suppose to be 50mph+ but the weather just had something else in mind!
Driving through a thunder storm in London, the main objective was still to drive at higher speeds and dual carriageways.

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

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[LDXReal]

Aman, I really love your style of teaching: asking good questions to encourage students to be observant, praising them when they do well, speaking so compassionately and checking in with them. All of that really matters when learning how to drive. An instructor can really make or break a student driver's spirit and willingness to learn (speaking from experience), and as I watch your videos, I am glad to see you helping to create so many safe, skilled, and confident drivers. 🙏🏾

[BeastyBean]

I love being in the car in really heavy rain so relaxing just by the sound.

[keliaswhayo-oypn]

Her driving lessons have been challenging, driving in storms, falling branch of tree lol. I think she knows how to handle this situation.

[pmw]

These are your best videos. Much better than the mock tests. I find the constant commentary very informative.

[SamilyRose]

This is exactly what I needed, driving in the rain on dual carriageways gives me such anxiety! My instructor said "drive to the conditions" but I don't know how fast etc. Savannah did so well, so this really helped!
Thank you both for showing us how it's done ❤
Ps) the Hogarth Flyover gets me every time, I cannot go over it 😂

[daviemac]

That was superb Savannah, you tackled that storm like a boss! It's all part of the learning, you're making great progress and keep up the good work.

[kaushikghosh]

Aman, it's great to see you again. Nice to see you hit then 800k subscribers! Savannah, you are incredible and also amazing! Massive fan of yours!

[Lerp_]

Glad that you continued even with the weather, Most people don't know what to do and panic during weather like this.

[thehyperferret]

First, can't wait to watch, loved watching the last video, great bay parking by the way Savannah ⭐. You are making fantastic progress.

[LucyFlower-bg]

I’ve been watching your videos for the past few months whilst learning to drive. Thank for all the guidance and tips along the way! Your videos helped me pass with zero minors today!

[Thetyson]

That parallel park was sick 😮
Btw good job Savannah 😊

[MarieA]

Even as someone who passed a couple years ago, driving on a dual carriageway/motorway in heavy rain is scary so props to her!

[christiankamsu]

Happy 800K subscribers!!! Someone's close to 1M 🤩🤩

[LauraA]

I remember my first time on a dual carriageway on my lesson…. Torrential rain, lots of spray from lorries… I was so glad I experienced that under the guidance of my instructor. She kept me calm and thoroughly explained about driving in such heavy rain and the increase of hazards.

[sunzwiked]

Brave girls these are. As a fully grown man, I would hide inside my room, wont even think about driving in case the lightening turns me into peri peri chicken

[srinivasrasamalla]

How ADORABLE are their REACTIONS 😅Specially ( BELOVED CAR INSTRUCTOR " SUN LIGHT"💜) and VERY IMMPRESSED by Her DRIVING..

[pauliussutkus]

thank you for making these videos i learned alot from them and it helped me to pass my test on friday ❤

[mdperpe]

Sound travels with a speed of about 330 meters per second. It took about 3 seconds from the flash until I heard the rumble. Thus the lightning was about 1 kilometer (0.6 miles) away.

[maggieharris]

wow! Savannah is going to be a very seasoned driver! She handles these situations very smartly!

[thomaskilburn]

Ok, good to see savannah back. I can't wait to see her driving in London.