[ SECRET POST #2296 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2296 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Tips for student drivers

[agentcthulhu]

When will the anxiety stop? When you drive more, unfortunately.

If you can get a hold of a car, some safety pylons, and an empty parking lot, you can get a better sense of where your car is by trying to touch the pylons with only the corners of the car.

Is the too fast comment made when you're turning? Pay attention to how you feel when you're the passenger and the driver's turning. When you're driving, try to get the same feel.

Imagine driving along the edge of a perfect quarter-circle when you're making a turn next to the center lane. Turn with the curb, or as close to the curb as you can make it, when you're turning on the outside lane.

Hope this helps!

Re: Tips for student drivers

[littletown]

Thanks! I think the parking lot might help. We tried practicing on one but they told us to leave. I'll see if we can find another one.

Yeah, I usually turn too slow or fast. There were times I did it just fine but I haven't gotten it perfect yet.

Re: Tips for student drivers

[(Anonymous)]

Big empty parking lots help a lot. When I was learning to drive, my dad would take me to the local high school on weekends, and I'd drive in circles. That was fun. :)

Re: Tips for student drivers

[(Anonymous)]

da

I did this too. Mostly figures eights forwards and backwards, practicing parking in those parkings spots...and built up your experience/hours!

Some things really are just practice to get the movements right.