I suck at driving!!!?
okay so i have had my permit for 6 months now! and i still suck! well thats because i couldnt practice a lot due to school and my dads the only one that teaches me who can only do it during the weekends. but i find myself crying after every practice cuz i suck that bad! and i really wanna get my license but i dnt think i can do it. i cant park in parking lots, my reaction is really slow, and i cant really control my car well, oh i hate to change lanes! can someone please tell me how to imporve! driving is really important and i want to get my license the first time! please, any tips will help too!
How to get better at driving without lessons?
I have been practicing on and off for years. I am 21 now and have been driving since I was 17. I'm just such a nervous driver and HATE driving. I have to drive though because if I go somewhere I always have to have someone else take me and its a pain. Also, my bf is moving 4 hours away so I desperately need to get my head in the game now. My issues I have are: -How do I change lanes properly? I feel like I do it so awkwardly. I dont know how to explain it but I look, use my signal then super slowly and awkwardly get over. -Parking. I don't know how to park in between two cars in a parking lot. I am just afraid to. I park super well in empty parking lots because there is no stress of hitting another car but how do I park perfectly between two cars every time? -HIghways. I have never driven on the highway because I am too nervous although I enjoy driving fast. Any tips? -Lastly is leaving a parking lot. At my college, our parking lot is sorta awkward. there are columns of spots like a regular lot and when people go to leave it is hard to see when you go to exit a column and when you exit a column people will pull out because they dont see you. THe set up of this lot is terrible because of this. Any detailed advice or tips for my problems would be so appreciated. I just feel like an awkward driver and don't know what to do when around other cars. Please help!
I suck at driving...?
ok i think i should get on tv for canada's worst driver or something lol.. i just got my Learners license and i went driving for an hour.. it was pretty scary lol.. i almost hit 32315.32 cars and almost hit cars on the right side lol..... dude driving is scary.. i had to like go out on a real street street and there were cars there and it was like super scary lol... i was so nervous and stuff.. driving is so hard lol... when my dad drives, hes like half asleep and driving way better than me. Hes like born to drive, he like swerves around and stuff, hes like a stunt driver lol........ for him, driving is like walking, its completely natural.. when you drive for a long time, does driving get easier and 'natural'? does it get really easy like after learning how to ride a bike?
Why are men better drivers than women?
men aren't better drivers than women-that's why MEN'S insurance rates are higher
How do i get better at turning while driving?(Please help)?
It differs from car to car. Turn the wheel until the car does what you want it to do and the return to home with the wheel. It is a matter of practicing enough to know what to do. Put in more hours behind the wheel and it will come to you.
How to get better at remembering the road while driving?
Okay Im 16 and I been driving for a while now but my mother just started letting me get the car and drive on my own now . But I was wondering what are some good ways to be able to rember how to get around without having a gps . It's like when I go some where and use the gps , I already forgot how to get back where I started from and back to that place without it
How does one become a better driver?
There are different types of driving and each requires a different set of skills. I'm just going to answer the types relating to the street.Commuting driverPatience - don't ever lose your temper while driving. This makes you make poor decisions which could mean an accident or traffic violation.Practice road craft - this is a term commonly used by motorcyclist, I think the same concept needs to be taught for car drivers. Most streets are wide enough to accommodate 1.5 cars, you need to place your car in the safest part of the road. Ie- (rhd example) if you are travelling along the road and you see a vehicle on the left who is about to pull out from the side street, the safest way to place your car is on the right most part of your lane for maximum visibilityLearn to predict traffic - Stereotype cars and their drivers. You'll never be always correct but it might save you from an accident or help make your commute quicker. Ie. You should be able to tell if the car is about to change lanes even before he indicates. Weekend winding roads fun Remember that the road isn't a racetrack - you share the roads with others and you never know what's around the bend. Always remind yourself what happens if there is a broken down car or a patch of oil on the road, what are your options at your current speed, would you be able to stop on time?Understand the mechanics of the car. Take time to watch videos of how your brakes work, what wheels are driven on your car and the differences between all 3 types (fwd, red & 4/awd) and how to drive them, how transmission works...etcDrive the correct lines (not racing lines). Wide entry, right exit. This gives you the most margin for error and gives you the best vision through the corner. Trust me, your friend who is trying to drive the whole racing line in 1 lane will not have an advantage.Be smooth - all your steering and throttle/brake inputs should be smooth.Keep calm and enjoy :) don't worry about your friend being quicker. No one is timing you. If you get caught up in allow traffic, relax look for an opportunity to overtake and repeat. Remember that they have as much of a right to use the roads as you do.