New Driver
Im about to get my liscense, and i was just wondering if you could give me any tips you have. What should I look out for especially, etc. I just thought since most of you can drive you might have some good tips for a new driver. Thanks alot!
very cautious... no matter how good of a driver you are.. you're always outnumbered by worse drivers. Keep aware of your surroundings, be very defensive. But when no one else is around.. let'er rip!!!
*Don't street race, go to a track.
* Alway look as far down the street as you can, not just the
car in front of you.
* Stay mentaly ahead of the car
*Thing will happen faster than you expect
*Your're not as good at you think
*A car can get away from you very quickly, it takes experience to
correct an oversteering/understeering car.
*Expect the worst.
* Alway look as far down the street as you can, not just the
car in front of you.
* Stay mentaly ahead of the car
*Thing will happen faster than you expect
*Your're not as good at you think
*A car can get away from you very quickly, it takes experience to
correct an oversteering/understeering car.
*Expect the worst.
1. Yellow means speed the hell up. What are you too chicken to run a yellow.
2. When it says no U turn...go ahead make a U turn....everybody else does.
3. If you drive an Automatic....Right foot is for gas and Left foot is for your brake.
4. When changing lanes always cut somebody off and brake.
2. When it says no U turn...go ahead make a U turn....everybody else does.
3. If you drive an Automatic....Right foot is for gas and Left foot is for your brake.
4. When changing lanes always cut somebody off and brake.
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1) there is no speed limit. Go whatever speed you feel is safe.
2) at times, picture the car in front of you suddenly slamming on its brakes. (This has always prevented me from tailgating)
3) expect the unexpected, picture the most unlikely situtation (someone jumping out onto the street, car suddenly swerving into your lane) and prepare youself to counter it.
4) do not stop too close to the car in front of you. some people driving stick tend to roll back a few inches when starting up, even on levelled ground.
5) try to avoid following SUVs or Trucks, they block your view.
2) at times, picture the car in front of you suddenly slamming on its brakes. (This has always prevented me from tailgating)
3) expect the unexpected, picture the most unlikely situtation (someone jumping out onto the street, car suddenly swerving into your lane) and prepare youself to counter it.
4) do not stop too close to the car in front of you. some people driving stick tend to roll back a few inches when starting up, even on levelled ground.
5) try to avoid following SUVs or Trucks, they block your view.



