Be Better @ Reading The Road, Awareness, Anticipation & Planning Driving Lesson

Learn how to be a better driver by learning to be more aware, to anticipate better and to scan the road further ahead and better than before.

In this short video we try and make Awareness and Anticipation as simple as possible. Learn to Plan and Scan better.

This video was filmed in the area of Farnborough Driving Test Centre in Hampshire

If you have any questions about Awareness and Anticipation, please comment below and we will reply ASAP. We Are driving instructors that teach people to improve their Awareness and Anticipation every day, so we have great experience to answer your questions with, and are happy to help.

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This video will show you some of examples of how you can look further down the road, which in turn gives you way more times to react to what’s going on, which saves you fuel makes your drive less stressful and makes your passengers feel extra safe.

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It is recommended that you take professional driving lessons from a fully qualified driving instructor alongside these videos. These videos are NOT meant to be an alternative to driving lessons and are only a guide to help you understand the subject at hand. Think Driving School cannot accept liability for misleading or inaccurate information. All information in this video was accurate to the best of our knowledge and experiences at the time of filming. This video was filmed in the UK so please check the rules and laws for your country.

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[dianasara]

Thank you for new video! 🥰 your videos are the ONLY ones I fully understand and I would greatly appreciate if you share your knowledge on YouTube 😉 😘😘😘

[wenxz]

Forward planning is my worst according to my instructor, I hate to say it but I zone out in my lessons and tend to do things late. These videos are helping.

[RenataMahmud]

This was the last video I watched before heading out to go for my driving test today. it was my second attempt and I passed with three minors. This video definitely helped; thank you so much! :)

[nezr]

If all drivers drove thinking safety first, my poor dad would have been alive today. Drivers think they own the road not realising they have a responsibility to all. Distance is key. I just dont know how to heal from losing my dad to this. Everything you've shown is what I do, and its tiring constantly looking for hazards but saving lives.

[Josh-ekqq]

I have my fourth driving test tomorrow, I recently had to re-do my theory - as it expired - and I don't think i've ever known the roads as well as I do now. Hopefully this last minute cramming will do me well, and I can finally get that pink license :D

[VirtuousPraiseworthy]

I live in the U.S. and have been driving for 26.5 years. In the last 24 hours I've had three close calls where I've realized I've been totally unaware of cars to my right an left. I don't know how I've become so careless. I want them to be wake-up calls. I've signed up for a defensive driving class, but I also decided to check out YouTube. This video is excellent! I'm taking away three points that I don't remember being talked about when I learned to drive. I'm hoping I can discover more about them elsewhere on your channels. 1) "Check for Bob and Tom." Personifying potential people being on your right or left elevates the significance of the action of checking the right and the left. I'm going to talk myself through this as I'm driving for awhile. I think naming "Bob and Tom" will cause me to slow down a little more and be more deliberate. 2) The "Chin to Shoulder" check is something I've not heard described in that way. Love it. Makes it, again, more deliberate and thorough. This is another brilliant technique that I wasn't taught. 3) Pulling the parking break when slowing down for pedestrians seems like a little overkill, but I love, again, the mindfulness of the idea. Thank you very much for this very thoughtful, professional production. You'll save lives, I'm positive.

[madihahussain]

Yeah I am taking my driving lessons my instructor told me to look at your video

[duakhan]

The best explanation and unique way of telling especially with pop ups

[emmamarshall]

Love the video! Love how much effort you put in to help us understand!! Amazing work!! I’ve also watched all your other videos which have helped me out so much!!

[AmmaraSHAH]

This video helped me to use my mirrors more often add that was what i kept missing especially looking at side mirrors in the direction i was taking in junctions. Thank you.

[riccccccardo]

I passed my cat D practical test thank you for all your excellent videos the best I’ve seen on YouTube.

[antoniaelena]

Love this video. It helps a lot. Love the way how you named the mirrors Bob and Tom 😂

[Unknown_Kay]

Ufff my driving test is in a couple of days I hope I pass first time ❤️

[Scarecroweb]

This becomes second nature after awhile, I do this without even thinking about it now after 30 years of driving :) I still learn new things though, never too old to learn more about driving

[rumorhasit]

Your videos are easy to understand, thank you much.

[METODISEA]

This video is good as theory. i could barely see in advance any of the hazards

[shabanakhan-iyms]

Thank you so much. I'm having so much trouble with my awareness. My instructor says I'm a good driver but I need to perfect this otherwise I will not pass.

[Adventurous_kids]

its a very helping video
i need ur prayers my driving test is coming soon

[subashbhatta]

So clearly explained easy to understand.
Thank you so much.

[af]

really good video.. I passed my test today becouse I watched this video.. it really helped