[ SECRET POST #2296 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2296 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Tips for student drivers

[(Anonymous)]

Dittoing the other "it takes time to get comfortable driving" comments.

I was super awkward and anxious when I was first driving, but with practice over time I got used to the car being under my control and how it moved. I really recommend practicing the simple things like backing up, getting into the habit of always checking your mirrors before you do things, and getting a feel for what it feels like to go different speeds; basics build up to and make the more difficult things easier.

The first time I took my driver's test I failed because I spent too much time learning to parallel park, but not enough on properly backing up and controlling my speed while going downhill; the first of which would have helped me better parallel park to begin with.

Try driving around parking lots. Empty and busy ones. There are people and other cars around for you to pay attention to if you go through busy ones, but its all at low speeds so you can gradually get used to focusing on what you and other drivers and pedestrians are doing.