This week on the channel +9.6M views this week

Edmonton puts Clearview Driving's instructor in the learner's seat

Aman's solo Canada road trip begins with unfamiliar signs and layouts, alongside a lively manual-rental conversation.

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Clearview Driving Story of October 20, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The channel's weekly summary: what went up this week, what is drawing views now, and where the channel stands among similar channels.

Starting My Solo Road Trip Through Canada | Edmonton

Aman knows how to teach driving, but Canada's road layouts give her something to learn herself. In "Starting My Solo Road Trip Through Canada | Edmonton," she says driving on the right should be manageable; the unfamiliar signs and junction designs are the part making her a little anxious. She invites viewers to point out mistakes, a neat reversal for an instructor whose channel usually helps other people prepare for scrutiny.

That travel diary sits among nine uploads this week. The largest new-upload audience went to "Would you rent a MANUAL car? #Pov #driving #car #england #canada," with roughly a quarter-million views. Inside the car, a conversation about North American tourists renting manuals in England turns into a jerky-driving impersonation and laughter. The driver's account is not a guide to licensing rules, but the practical dilemma carries into the comments: viewers discuss shifting with the opposite hand, booking an automatic and how rental companies explain what customers are getting.

Back in lesson territory, the latest filter-arrow clip is drawing the most daily views, followed by a repeat-traffic-light upload and the question of whether learners should practice test routes. Short, specific road puzzles remain busy alongside the Canadian travel material.

The channel added about 9.6 million views over seven days, a substantial weekly audience among nearby motoring channels, including Dave's Auto Center. Subscribers were unchanged, while the current daily viewing pace is below its usual level. For Aman, the most distinctive addition isn't a test verdict: it's an experienced instructor openly getting used to a different road system.

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What viewers say

The comments under "Would you rent a MANUAL car? #Pov #driving #car #england #canada"

Shifting with my left hand while driving on the wrong side of the road would be a heck of a learning curve.
@tywil76See it on YouTube
I paid extra for an automatic. I wish our drivers schools taught manuals
@Everyuserever315See it on YouTube
If I were a car hire company I’d make REALLY sure people knew what they were getting, and confirm multiple times that they were comfortable operating a manual, before I let them drive off in one of my cars.
@isaacgriffith-onnen7502See it on YouTube

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I drive manual in the USA, but I learned to drive manual in China. If I travel to Europe, I will rent a manual car if that's the common option.
@carlh.8797See it on YouTube
I love a manual car
@Alan_DawsonSee it on YouTube

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