Viral Video Shows Teen's Hilarious Driving Lesson With Dad, Internet Can’t Believe the Level of Patience

• A heartwarming video showing Kieran Davidson going for a driving lesson with his father has gone viral
• Davidson's father shows incredible patience with his son, who isn't very confident behind the steering wheel on the public road
• The internet loved the dad's reactions to Kieran's driving and it resulted in a beautiful and entertaining video

Vlogger Kieran Davidson recorded a driving lesson he took with his dad; the internet can't believe his father showed that level of patience.

It's arguably one of the most stressful situations: a parent taking their child for a driving lesson.

One young man decided to record the scenario, and the footage is hilarious as his father goes on a journey of different emotions throughout the video.

The New Zealand youngster's viral video was posted on Facebook by LADbible NZ, and the three-minute-long clip has garnered close to one million views.

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Kieran struggles with pulling away from an intersection as his father assists him with the process of clutch control, throttle application and how to use a handbrake, reports KD Vlogs.

Kieran's videos are so popular he has amassed over 26 000 subscribers on YouTube.

Watch the clip below:

Have a look at some of the reactions from viewers:

Karen Nelmes said:

"The dad was so good, nothing was worrying him at all, he was great, I would have been getting out and driving myself, lol!"

Jennie Sara Evelina Söderman said:

"That father is so patient. I would be in absolute panic. P.S. I think he looks and sounds a bit like Alan Rickman..."

Shehrbano Hamdani said:

"Oh my goodness! That was so hilarious but I salute his dad for showing tremendous patience in such reckless driving practice."

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South African women drivers are better than men, data suggests

Briefly News reported that South African female drivers are better than men regarding harsh driving style and vehicle impacts.

The company honed in on four areas: vehicle impacts, harsh braking, harsh acceleration and harsh cornering among its female and male clients. The result was that women were superior to men in every area.

The description of vehicle impacts includes hitting potholes, pavements or other vehicles. The data shows that 1.3% of the total number of the telematics company's female clients were involved in vehicle impacts, compared to 1.4% for men.

Source: Briefly News