Highway Driving Tips for Beginners
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00:00:00 - Highway Driving Tips for Beginners
00:01:26 - Resources for Driving Smarter on the Highway
00:02:18 - Manage Space in Front of Your Vehicle
00:03:58 - Stay Out of the Clusters of Cars on the Highway
00:04:50 - How to Predict Traffic Patterns & Other Drivers’ Actions
00:07:05 - Check Your Blind Areas to Remain Safe
00:08:34 - Use Cruise Control to Reduce Both Distractions & Fatigue
00:09:43 - Get Roadside Assistance from Either AAA or CAA
00:11:18 - What Are the Parts of a Freeway
00:12:06 - Live Questions & Answers to Become a Safer, Smarter Driver
00:13:09 - You Can be RIGHT…Or You Can be DEAD Right
00:17:21 - A Large Percentage of Traffic Crashes Can Be Avoided
00:18:26 - UN - We Will Cut World Traffic Crashes by 50%
00:19:43 - What is the Number #1 Reported Crash in North America?
00:21:35 - Why You Need to Be More Careful at Intersections
00:28:36 - All Road Users at One Time or Another Will be in the Wrong
00:30:30 - Book Your Hotels in Advance When Travelling During the Holidays
00:34:45 - Why Drivers Don’t Have Headlights on in the Rain
00:36:34 - Please DON”T Turn on 4-Way FLASHERS in Bad Weather
00:40:52 - What in the U.S. Interstate System
00:44:33 - What is the Difference Between a Freeway & a Highway?
00:46:13 - How to Deal With Busy Parking Lots
00:51:58 - How to Maintain Space in Front When People Cut You Off
00:53:16 - Use Your Brakes When You’re Slowing Down on Snow & Ice
00:57:22 - Why You Will Lose Control on Slippery Conditions When You Gear Down
00:58:23 - What Should You Have in Your Vehicle for Long Winter Trips
01:03:05 - The ABS Braking System is Automatic
01:05:40 - When Do you Use Studded Tires on Your Vehicle?
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Maintain a three to four second following distance behind other vehicles. And stay out of the cluster of vehicles. These are two highway driving skills that are going to significantly reduce your chances of being involved in a crash. And when changing lanes, be sure to shoulder check to locate vehicles that are hiding in your blind areas. ****************
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These videos are so great as refreshers
Good morning. I'm 41 years old and I'm embarrass to say I'm just learning how to drive. I'm having difficulty staying in my lane( not good judgment). What advise can you give on how to develop that perfect way of staying in the lane without going too much on the left or on the right?
Wow nice 👍🏼
I was 43 when I learned to drive, so don't worry overtime you will be ok. 👍¨
edit: no my mom was even older when she learned to drive shes lying
Never too late to learn my friend. You inspire other smart drivers! See this vid for staying centered in the lane: ruclips.net/video/pwkYPKzXnRs/видео.html 1) Look farther down the road; 2) Look for landmarks to navigate where you're going; 3) practice in a parking lot - see this vid: ruclips.net/video/6z-cP8g1uPU/видео.html Your first and most important landmark is to look farther down the road and follow other traffic. Drop us a note if you have further questions. Cheers Rick
Please don’t be embarrassed because I’m in my late 30’s
Thanks!
You are most welcome my friend. Drop us a note if you have questions. Cheers Rick
I would argue the gearbox won't suffer from shifting down. The load, in that case, comes from wheels which is nothing compared to the load that comes from the engine when accelerating. You're right it can get out of control in semi-trucks when done wrong, but in cars it doesn't matter, especially front drive. Speaking of course shifting down one gear at low revs, not something stupid like shifting from fifth to first gear, or when already at high revs. By the way, you can drive around pretty much without using breaks at all. There's a video about that, made by some UK guy, I forgot his handle, but he also makes some good driving techniques videos. It's about anticipation and looking/planning ahead. Best regards!
Thanks for your comment my friend. You're correct, you can drive with minimal use of the brakes. And it is about managing that space in front and reading traffic patterns and interpreting the movement of individual road users. In a manual, you can avoid both the brakes and downshifting for the purposes of slowing. It's a big topic, and I'll put it on the list for videos to make. All. the very best, Cheers Rick
Afternoon have a happy New Year 🕛🎊
And to you as well my friend. All the very best for the New Year. Cheers Rick
Doc, you’re incredible. I almost passed the road test at first time, watching your videos. Thank you.
Great job! What was the feedback you got from the driving examiner? All the very best, Cheers Rick
@@smartdrivetest oh man, I have a car practice scarcity, cuz don’t have any cars in the household right now. Had some instructors classes in Hope, BC, and the exam was scheduled in Abbotsford, near Vancouver. Then I drove car a bit in Ukraine and a bit in China, as a fresh driver. The ICBC instructor told me that I failed through bunch of reasons (I had just one hour of practice in Abbotsford with the Valley school instructor), which are as follows: wide right turns, then once I missed the school sign in the area of test, proceeding with 45 kms, and forgot to turn off the signals few times, additionally she wasn’t satisfied with my stirring and speed maintenance. Asked how much of a car practice I’ve had, I said altogether 6 hours. That’s it.
Hi coach! I have anxiety issues so I went through a lot of difficulties learning to drive. My biggest problem was merging with oncoming traffic on the highway. When I drove on the far right lane, whenever I saw incoming traffic, particularly trucks, I panicked and was afraid of a crash! I know it's better to prepare for a lane change but I would typically slow down by instincts. What would you suggest getting over this fear? How do I practice merging safely? Thanks a lot!
Rick You have class 4 reviewer ? I wanna buy book
What advice for people who saving up 🤑💰 for a car 🚗 get the vehicle and starting out for the first time driving on the road 🛣️