A good tip is this: imagine your right shoulder is aligned with the center of the lane. This applies to right or left side steering wheel vehicles. I align my side view mirrors with the rear corner of the vehicle. This gives maximum outward views . I used the shoulder with center of lane alignment with tractor trailer, bus, and standard vehicle.
OMG!!! What a coincidence!! I just drove home from training my daughter with her new permit and she is struggling a bit with straying from her lane. I landed here for some techniques and tips and realized that I had just drove down the same streets in Kendall Fl. as this video 😆😆. The tips were great, thanks for sharing!
Honestly, the easiest way is to just look where you want to go. Look as far as you can see, and look at the center of the 2 lines. You don't look on your sides when you walk right? You look where you want to go. Same for driving. You look where you want your car to be in, and your hands will do the rest.
I love this video. I just got started driving a few months. I already got my permit. I've already gotten my permit, and I'm about to go take my road test next Wednesday. But outside of my road test, I'd be on the road, and sometimes I feel swirly, but I'm trying hard. I am on my way to get my CDL Did I mention I have a disability Cerebral palsy
Blessings to you my brother you can do it I also have cerebral palsy I got my permit last year I’m praying I get my license before the end of this year keep going 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
I just finished my learning driving of the first day and didn't go well at all,Am laying sad here and decided to search in RUclips, about steering wheel and find your page interested thank you🙏 the explanation help me a lot,
Thanks for the video. I have been driving for 30+ years, accident free and very confident of my driving skills. Until 5 days ago, when I rented an OPEL CORSA, driving from Nice to Paris, France. The car steering wheel kept trying to turn at random times. I thought that it was lane departure waring system moving the car away from nearby vehicles or the metal road barrier. After about 700KM (435 Mil) , and the road all but clear of other vehicles, I was now convinced that there was something wrong with the vehicle steering. I stopped at a truck stop and tried to call the company's support, but the provided phone number was out of service! Frustrated, I continued with the journey to Paris. Then I noticed something. On the dash display console, two green lines appeared whenever the car was properly centered on the lane, with no more ghost steering!. This video has taught me an important lesson on how to keep the vehicle centered on the lane. Which, as I learned in France, makes it easier to keep going at 130KM/H (way more faster than my local limit of 100KM/H)
I started my driving lessons 3 days ago ... i was a little bit nervouse and had a problem maintaining the car postion in the center of my lane and my instructor seem not to be patience with me which made me more nervous....i love how you take your time to explain and i feel a bit more calm ...now I'm ready try again... I'm ready for this 💪🏾
My next driving class, I going to make sure I relax my hands on the wheel. Guess my hands has been too hard on it that’s why I have been drifting off the line. Thanks for the video, hope it helps.
another tip i might add is to look for TIRE MARKS on the road from vehicles using the road. if there is then try to align your wheels to that tire marks and just follow, that simple.
@@Cynthia-sg3yc you may be gripping the wheel too hard. Just relax your fingers, and put your hands at 10 and 2. Especially in modern cars, power steering is really strong and sensitive so you won’t need to adjust a lot. You also have to get used to your car’s steering and accel
Yes I feel better when I relax you are so right because I’m a nervous wreck at times…didn’t know I would get a drivers license and drive one day but I did it very proud of myself! I joke I can do it I will thanks great video…
I wish I had such a calm and thorough teacher when I was learning. What scares me the most is the crazy drivers. one never know who will cut in front of you or tailgate you.
I am a beginner and your video is very helpful. I am having trouble how to stay in the straight lane. Just couldn't figure it out because my instructor never thought me.
I was taught to use the windscreen (which ever side you drive on) use the near east bottom corner of windscreen to get the middle lane line and the middle of the windscreen to get your outer lane line.
Hey, I did find this some helpful information with an issue I was having as a newer driver... which is me changing lanes, looking over my shoulder, and then drifting out of my lane while doing so. But I will try this technique of not staring for too long next time I go driving. Another issue I am having is maintaining my speed without looking at the speedometer too much. If I am in a 25MPH speed limit, I'd be going 25, then I could take my eyes off the speedo for 10 seconds and look back. Suddenly, I'd be over 30MPH. It really didn't feel like I was going that fast. But it might be all the traffic around me going faster so I usually just go with it when I am not looking at my speedometer. I could be wrong about this, but can this in any way be manageable?
Thank you so much, I just started today and I was worried about keeping the car straight and I applied too much pressure on the steering wheel but now I know what to do ❤
Good video overall - I did struggle, when you indicated to have hands on the wheel at 9 & 3 … which is of course correct … but your grip in the video was 10 & 2. 10&2 - no good for you (if airbags deploy fists/hands get forced into eyes!! 9 & 3 is where to be!! Thumbs up for city driving- rural / highway & expressway I say it’s ok to rest your thumbs in the top notches right & left - easier to keep the car going in line.
i will be taking my drive test soon, it's not scheduled yet, but i think i might be taking it in a ford transit 350 as that is the vehicle that i am the most familiar with
I'm British, so we have RHD cars. But the principle is the same. Just keep your leg nearest the centre of the car, in the middle of the lane. So here in the UK I use my left leg. But in the USA you'd use your right leg.
I was totally looking at my left mirror for way too long and started moving into the middle of the road.....now watching this video I was so embarrassed. 😅
Not on UK roads where cars are packed on the every road side. How do I make sure that I not to far from my lane while trying to avoid touching the cars packed on the road sides?
A good tip is this: imagine your right shoulder is aligned with the center of the lane. This applies to right or left side steering wheel vehicles. I align my side view mirrors with the rear corner of the vehicle. This gives maximum outward views . I used the shoulder with center of lane alignment with tractor trailer, bus, and standard vehicle.
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OMG!!! What a coincidence!! I just drove home from training my daughter with her new permit and she is struggling a bit with straying from her lane. I landed here for some techniques and tips and realized that I had just drove down the same streets in Kendall Fl. as this video 😆😆. The tips were great, thanks for sharing!
I just got my drivers license last week"at 16 years old😊😊" and am very thankful for this channel and i will keep watcing your videos.
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I got mine at 6years
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Honestly, the easiest way is to just look where you want to go. Look as far as you can see, and look at the center of the 2 lines.
You don't look on your sides when you walk right? You look where you want to go. Same for driving.
You look where you want your car to be in, and your hands will do the rest.
I love this video. I just got started driving a few months. I already got my permit. I've already gotten my permit, and I'm about to go take my road test next Wednesday. But outside of my road test, I'd be on the road, and sometimes I feel swirly, but I'm trying hard. I am on my way to get my CDL Did I mention I have a disability Cerebral palsy
Did you pass?
@karlaloves8551 On Wednesday 8/9/23 at 2 p.m., we will see wish 🤞 me luck
@@henryspells3316 Good luck...God will guide you. You got this!!
@@henryspells3316you got this
Blessings to you my brother you can do it I also have cerebral palsy I got my permit last year I’m praying I get my license before the end of this year keep going 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
This helped a lot. I think i was gripping the steering wheel too tightly and every now and then I drift to the side
Am learning
I just finished my learning driving of the first day and didn't go well at all,Am laying sad here and decided to search in RUclips, about steering wheel and find your page interested thank you🙏 the explanation help me a lot,
RUclips helps instructors doesn't tell you this , we are in this together, hope you are getting better
Thanks for the video. I have been driving for 30+ years, accident free and very confident of my driving skills. Until 5 days ago, when I rented an OPEL CORSA, driving from Nice to Paris, France. The car steering wheel kept trying to turn at random times. I thought that it was lane departure waring system moving the car away from nearby vehicles or the metal road barrier. After about 700KM (435 Mil) , and the road all but clear of other vehicles, I was now convinced that there was something wrong with the vehicle steering. I stopped at a truck stop and tried to call the company's support, but the provided phone number was out of service! Frustrated, I continued with the journey to Paris. Then I noticed something. On the dash display console, two green lines appeared whenever the car was properly centered on the lane, with no more ghost steering!. This video has taught me an important lesson on how to keep the vehicle centered on the lane. Which, as I learned in France, makes it easier to keep going at 130KM/H (way more faster than my local limit of 100KM/H)
I started my driving lessons 3 days ago ... i was a little bit nervouse and had a problem maintaining the car postion in the center of my lane and my instructor seem not to be patience with me which made me more nervous....i love how you take your time to explain and i feel a bit more calm ...now I'm ready try again... I'm ready for this 💪🏾
SAME I’m 17 and have always been nervous to drive I’m trying to get my license before senior year starts
My next driving class, I going to make sure I relax my hands on the wheel. Guess my hands has been too hard on it that’s why I have been drifting off the line. Thanks for the video, hope it helps.
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another tip i might add is to look for TIRE MARKS on the road from vehicles using the road. if there is then try to align your wheels to that tire marks and just follow, that simple.
I am an older person and is now learning to drive. I feel like I'm constantly drifting and not able to keep the vehicle in my lane.
@@Cynthia-sg3yc you may be gripping the wheel too hard. Just relax your fingers, and put your hands at 10 and 2. Especially in modern cars, power steering is really strong and sensitive so you won’t need to adjust a lot. You also have to get used to your car’s steering and accel
Yes I feel better when I relax you are so right because I’m a nervous wreck at times…didn’t know I would get a drivers license and drive one day but I did it very proud of myself! I joke I can do it I will thanks great video…
I wish I had such a calm and thorough teacher when I was learning. What scares me the most is the crazy drivers. one never know who will cut in front of you or tailgate you.
Millions thanks!!!!!!!Huge respect for you Ma'am!
This is a perfect video to show my son who struggles on narrow roads, east to understand steps that should help him keep vehicle straight.
I am a beginner and your video is very helpful. I am having trouble how to stay in the straight lane. Just couldn't figure it out because my instructor never thought me.
I’m working on now getting my permit by looking at these videos plus doing the practice test on line
I was taught to use the windscreen (which ever side you drive on) use the near east bottom corner of windscreen to get the middle lane line and the middle of the windscreen to get your outer lane line.
Hey, I did find this some helpful information with an issue I was having as a newer driver... which is me changing lanes, looking over my shoulder, and then drifting out of my lane while doing so. But I will try this technique of not staring for too long next time I go driving.
Another issue I am having is maintaining my speed without looking at the speedometer too much. If I am in a 25MPH speed limit, I'd be going 25, then I could take my eyes off the speedo for 10 seconds and look back. Suddenly, I'd be over 30MPH. It really didn't feel like I was going that fast. But it might be all the traffic around me going faster so I usually just go with it when I am not looking at my speedometer.
I could be wrong about this, but can this in any way be manageable?
Thank you very much. I have obtained my drivers license thanks to watching this driving tv online course.
Thank you so much sister...
I'm currently learning driving and l get some tips here in your teachings...so amazing!!!
I want to say thank you for your helpful tips I am in driving school right now. 😊
Oh, Wow, thanks so much for this, "the left windshield" so helpful
Thank you so much, I just started today and I was worried about keeping the car straight and I applied too much pressure on the steering wheel but now I know what to do ❤
Good video overall - I did struggle, when you indicated to have hands on the wheel at 9 & 3 … which is of course correct … but your grip in the video was 10 & 2. 10&2 - no good for you (if airbags deploy fists/hands get forced into eyes!! 9 & 3 is where to be!! Thumbs up for city driving- rural / highway & expressway I say it’s ok to rest your thumbs in the top notches right & left - easier to keep the car going in line.
Thank you I love your very calm voice and easy to understand explanation
You’re welcome 😊
I struggled with this not all the times… I’m a new driver hoping to master this soon…
thank you that is very helpful because i do drift on the road sometimes and i am trying to stop that.
This is what I had the most trouble with thank you
Wow this is the most helpful video and tip I’ve gotten about staying in my lane. I’ve struggle with this for the most part of my learning journey ❤
I like very much on this video giving many information about driving. Thanks much!
Thanks for this, it helped a lot to pass my driving test yesterday
You did? Congrats!
Helpful, I just downloaded FL drivers test.
This is a great video! It’ll help me stay on the center of the road, especially when I take my road test!😊
Glad it was helpful!
Its been of great help.thanks
I'm going for my road test tomorrow, hope I'm coming back with my license
thank you for your information, God bless always
i will be taking my drive test soon, it's not scheduled yet, but i think i might be taking it in a ford transit 350 as that is the vehicle that i am the most familiar with
Am starting my driving lessons and this really very helpful. Thanks 🙏🏿
We mostly have steering wheels in the right side in India, but it really helped, thanks a lot! Love from India 🇮🇳 ❤
Thankyou, I really appreciate your videos so much😊
Thank You for this Video 💐 But what's the proper placement of the rearview mirror?
I needed this video 😢😢
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Im from philippines , Thank you very much for this impormative tutorial vedios ...looking forward to your other informative vedios
I have a problem with steering control
Will definitely try this in my next lesson 8:35
Thanks for your sharing your Video,
Thanks for watching!
Thank you very much for your driving tutorials. I like your video and your clear and nice English. I love it.
Your videos are very helpful
Great video. Thank you. ❣️👍
I'm British, so we have RHD cars. But the principle is the same. Just keep your leg nearest the centre of the car, in the middle of the lane. So here in the UK I use my left leg. But in the USA you'd use your right leg.
Very helpful .
Glad it was helpful!
Thank you very much, you helped me a lot, I was asking myself this question a lot❤❤❤❤❤
your voice is very calming to listen to
Got this video at a right time, will be very useful
Love the video very well explained even though our country we keep left
I like the techniques, I think it is very effective
thank u so much for this video.❤️
You're welcome 😊
@@DrivingTV1111 awesome i finally got it stay in my own lane i kept going to the wrong lane but thanks for showing me this got more practice tomorrow
I was totally looking at my left mirror for way too long and started moving into the middle of the road.....now watching this video I was so embarrassed. 😅
Beautiful and amazing video.
Hi there thank you for great sharing video 👏👏
Thus was a helpful video to watch
Great tips. Thank you,
Thanks for sharing
Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Thank you 🙏
Very good video, Thank you
Great information !
Thank you for sharing this
You are so welcome 🤗
Helpful and understandable.
Am.doing my class now ❤thxs
helpful and informative video
Amazing thank you. Glad it helped.
Good lesson thank you
Can does videos help me to learn to drive cause I do get trouble with turning and parking or go back to driving school
New driver
Thank you for the helpful tip
Thank you
Thanks for the side mirror tip 😊
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Thank you for this wonderful video 💖
Good tutorial
Very helpful tips. Thank you.
Didn't watch the video, but sometimes I get tired...I find if put my thumbs up for 30 seconds it helps me stay centered for quite some time......
Not on UK roads where cars are packed on the every road side. How do I make sure that I not to far from my lane while trying to avoid touching the cars packed on the road sides?
How do you i keep balance of steering wheel?
Thank you very much.
What of some of our roads where the lanes aren't fix or demarcated in the road
How do I know that am in my lane
Thanks i hope i can do it
Wanted to record my driving test but my examiner wouldn’t let me take the test without taking down my dash camera
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You're welcome 😊
Informative 🎉
Thank u. Much appreciated
Thank you very much
Wonderful video,I have learned alot from it
Thanks!
Helpful
Congratulations sir
Just keep your right knee at the center of your lane. Done.
Nice
I love this video and I learned a lot thanks.
Thanks for the video. You explain very clearly.
Thanks