Thank you so much for this video! And I feel relieved when I read the comments knowing that I am not the only one bad at controlling the steering wheel.....
I never take corners under 30 miles per hour. Performance tyres, sway bars, a throttle controller and my focused mind are helpful. So far I have only ran over five people and only managed to kill one. Not too bad I reckon.
I told my Driver Ed teacher that I knew how to steer this morning because today is my first drive, thanks to this video I do know how to steer so even though I'm still anxious I'm more prepared, thank you!
+Monster Cuber Just keep practicing! One tip is to look as far ahead as possible up the road. Since we naturally steer towards where we are looking, this will help keep the car straight.
Driven that route more times than I care to remember, while travelling between Essex and Norfolk. My wife has just started taking lessons, and likes your presentations.
I saw one of your videos when seeing how to change gears smoothly and now I cant stop watching your videos. They are explained clearly with clear examples and the woman's voice is so relaxing! I've just subscribed :)
It is really not easy allways to stay in your lane driving too narrow roads full of parked cars. But video is very helpful. One of the best about steering the car.
To avoid oversteering always keep the car aligned in front of your body for straight steering. After turning, you always want to return back to the middle.
He might be making it look smooth but for new drivers, the hand to hand method is going to be pretty difficult. I tried this method a few times and failed miserably in steering control. In the end, hand over hand suited me perfectly.
Thank you! I’m constantly oversteering, eating into the other lane when I turn all because I was told this is the only right way to steer. As much as I try, I just *CAN’T* feed enough. I’m being fleeced to use hand-over-hand though I want to be safe. Even understanding this video is still near impossible 😭.
@@RadBunny2269 My son all kinds of problems with push/pull (a.k.a. hand to hand). He switched to hand over hand and all his problems went away. In the U.S. you can use whatever works for you -- by definition that is the safest method. The goal is to avoid the accident in the first place and not worry so much about the air bag deploying.
I find steering the hardest, switching gears is mad easy my steering is just horrific I can’t do push and pull it’s too hard for me....smh so,done help
@@nini-xp4vo keep steady on the clutch when changing gears. Once you mastered the skill you become use to it and you automatically know to change gear. You can then start to practice stuff like engine braking and other cool and effective skills with gears.
this video is absolutely right. we should always use the feeding method because we cant know the extend of a curve until we turn through it. if we use the hand over method, halfway through we might lose control, bjt if we use the feeding method we wont lose control. but for manuevering, u turn, hairpins, parking, i would suggest to use hand over method. if we know the extend of turn-use hand over if we dont know(blind curve) use feeding method.
I just had my first driving class today and watching this video. They taught me how to steer the wheels today and after practise i thought this is ezy and asked him what's next for tomorrow. Then he said you still need more practice on your steering, so you will practice steering again tomorrow 😂
I really enjoy watching the bonus footage video at the end. The music is fun and I try to imagine that I am driving behind the wheel which I will be one day.
I'm from HK, thank you so much for your videos. It is really helpful for me to learn how to steer a car. I have just got pass the driving test. Thank you so much Advance Driving School
Gosh I am so relieved I am not the only one who finds steering hard! I honestly dont get how I am supposed to know when to stop steering and straighten up... No wonder I always sucked at playing Mario Cart.
We never actually stop steering, as even when driving along perfectly straight road we will need to make tiny corrections to keep the car in line. Try to look as far ahead as possible as this will help to keep the car straight. Good luck!
Advance driving you are the best the way you explaining and how you put on the music everything is perfect coz you take away for my stressed out whenever I come back from driving lessons I always feel disappointed that I won't pass coz I make mistakes when I watch ur videos it gives me motivation and happy feel like I want drive so bad and hard work coz of the music you put on at the end is so nice I feel like I am over the moon calm relax coz you take of my anxiety and nervousness keep it up guys 👍👍👍👌👌👌🤣🤣🤣🤣💛💛💛💛
This video helps loads! I've noticed i tend to cross my arms over when steering at junctions so will try the push pull technique to see if my control improves! Just gotta remember to actually do it 😅
Even though we drive in indifferent lane and car seat, I THANK YOU for your position when you turn. I always get comment on and yell at when I got my hand tangle when turning. I am a visual learner and my teachers(3 people that teach me how to drive) either verbally or show me how to steer the wheel very fast and I can't see well when I on the passenger side and they don't do the 9-3 o'clock: just like you did. They put one hand in the middle and other hand somewhere else. Beside 2 of them got anger issue. I am still in my teen age, and I get headaches when people yell at me for my wrong doing.
Thanks! We have about 90 videos on our channel at the moment, and we release a new video every second Wednesday so we hope there is plenty for you to watch :-)
To give more time to steer, keep the car speed fairly low - especially on tight turns. With a little help from your instructor, and enough practice it will get easier 👍🏼
Like everything else, practice makes perfect. I'm afraid these things are beyond the power of mere words. No-one can explain how to ride a bicycle; you've just got to do it until you get it right. You'll find that one day you can do it, and then you'll wonder why you found it difficult - just like riding a bike! I know that's not much help, but it really is true.
The problem for me is left side looks like I am gonna hit that car parked in the left side. But, in reality, if I stop and look outside, there is enough space for a bike to squeeze through. However, right side is quite easy to judge as it is close to you. So to stay in middle of lane, I try to allign with the line on my right
Thank you so much for your videos. I've been checking your channel and since the morning I watched six. This channel is so beneficial. I had my first lesson today and my instructor shouted at me three times cause I didn't know how to steer. I am so sad, I think I will never learn 😢
Thanks! I’m sorry to hear that you were shouted at, as that should never be necessary. Just remember that learning to drive gets easier after the first few lessons - good luck! 🚙👍🏼
My sister-in-law in England has told me many times where to keep my hands on the wheel and how to "push-pull" the steering wheel in a turn. I explained that in different countries different methods are employed. We (in the USA) are taught to keep your hands at 10 & 2 (based on a clock) and when turning move your hands - hand over hand. If you performed a "push-pull" method in the USA while taking a driving test you would be failed. I think the reasoning for this goes back many years. Steering wheels were much larger in diameter in the 1960's because a lot of the vehicles, back then, did not have power steering and "hand over hand" made it easier to turn the wheel. Now days it is faster to turn by keeping my left hand at 12 o'clock and leave my right hand free. A lot of driving schools are currently teaching this method in the USA. The cars in England are generally much smaller than in the USA and the wheel doesn't need to be turned as far so keeping your right hand at 12 O'clock would make a lot of sense. Not saying one method is better or worse, just different.
We normally suggest feeding the wheel for tight corners, but either technique is fine for the test as long as the car is in full control. Whatever works for you 👍🏼
Try driving extra slowly for tight turns, as it will give you more time to steer. As your car control improves you will be able to return to normal speed safely.
Fantastic vedio thanks I have a question I hope I get answer can you tell me 15 hours driving is enough to make prefect or not I have just driving 15 hours and I want to go driving school.
In the UK the average amount of hours of lessons before passing our driving test is 47, so 15 hours doesn’t sound anywhere near enough to drive on your own.
I also holds the steering like this instructor but couldn't steer like him, I always have a confusion regarding steering ... that's why I have give up driving. I don't know why I can't drive, having problem in every function clutch, steering, accelerator and press suddenly brake!!!
+Usman Alam It takes lots of practice to learn a new skill. If you keep learning with a good instructor they will work on all your problems one at a time until you get there. Don't give up!
Parking on a driveway is very similar to bay parking. We always prefer to reverse onto our drive, as it means we can carefully drive forward off the drive. Either way, have a look at these videos: 45° Reverse Bay Parking: th-cam.com/video/FNHlRUrDhgE/w-d-xo.html Forward Bay Parking: th-cam.com/video/VH6jqwOPK2E/w-d-xo.html
good place...very good and correct driving showed by you... If i become expert i can steer the wheel anyhow..trainers say.. hand over hand also is ok? keep it up... 14 min but not at all boring...I was able to watch his driving even more...
This is our favourite steering technique, but the examiner won’t care how you steer as long as the car is in the correct road position at all times. 👍🏼
We have taught plenty of people that are shorter than you, and there hasn't been any problem with our cars - as long as the drivers seat height adjustment is fully raised. It can lift the seat up about 6 inches so the drivers head is in the same position as anyone else. Why not go to a car showroom and try sitting in a few suitable cars?
Pulling Away: th-cam.com/video/8MYUabKcjac/w-d-xo.html Stopping at the side of the road: th-cam.com/video/g6jw28z8D38/w-d-xo.html T-Junctions for beginners: th-cam.com/video/24Qm7YULffI/w-d-xo.html Roundabouts for beginners: th-cam.com/video/kQfHPkxXPos/w-d-xo.html
Any bend or junction without running over side walks. Check dash cams or people get dragged out from vehicles. Should also check for pedestrians on right turns.
Maybe Advance Driving School (ADS) would make another car control Skills especially for Steer,. What i get on this video, the driver technique is rarely do cross arm position on steer.. he usually make a "start" point on 12 o'clock position when he will to turn.. either with his hands,.both to the left or to the right.. it's looks so precisely,. If the road is slightly "bend", he just adjust with a little move on the steer.. it's great to see this tutorial,. 👍
Holding your steering wheel at 10-and-2 now counts as an automatic fail in my region. New drivers are taught to use 9-and-3 or, more preferably, 4-and-8. I can still hear my instructor driving that into our heads and listing the injuries you could suffer if your airbag is deployed while steering at 10-and-2. Lots of dislocated thumbs and facial injuries.
Thanks for your comment - although that sounds very harsh! Surely when you steer around even gentle bends your hands will move into the area you speak of? In the UK the examiners aren’t so predictive - all they look for is how well the car is being controlled, and it’s up to the driver to decide their preferred steering technique.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool I left the profession in 2011, and if I remember rightly, crossing hands was not authorised by the DSA and TES at that time (as a matter of fact, I think they cautioned against it). Could you please tell me when that advice was changed?
Really helpful video. Good to keep your fear away while steering to considerable extent. Please, add one more video for steering control in crowded market
Thank you so much for this video! And I feel relieved when I read the comments knowing that I am not the only one bad at controlling the steering wheel.....
Did you pass? You’re not the only one!
L😊o
Thought I am the only one who badly steers. 😂. I find this very helpful. Thank you! Kudos!
Same 😩😩
😄😄
I just had my first lesson and was struggling with this
Same 🤣
No I do lol
I never take corners under 30 miles per hour. Performance tyres, sway bars, a throttle controller and my focused mind are helpful. So far I have only ran over five people and only managed to kill one. Not too bad I reckon.
That actually deserves the Nobel Peace Prize
Relatable
I told my Driver Ed teacher that I knew how to steer this morning because today is my first drive, thanks to this video I do know how to steer so even though I'm still anxious I'm more prepared, thank you!
+JokerTV thanks! Good luck on your first drive 🚘👍🏼
Advance Driving School I got a B- but since it was my first long distance drive every i feel like I did pretty good, thank you!
I have learnt everything except the steering wheel especially when you want to make a U turn and Reverse and this video is really informative thanks.
Am I the only one that oversteers! It's so frustrating! I just don't know when to stop moving the steering wheel! HELP!?
+Monster Cuber Just keep practicing! One tip is to look as far ahead as possible up the road. Since we naturally steer towards where we are looking, this will help keep the car straight.
Monster Cuber steer with ur eyes...and the hands will follow!
Something tells me I'll be having the same issue as you when or if I start driving lol
Monster Cuber I can attest to that
I am with you - I do exactly the same
Driven that route more times than I care to remember, while travelling between Essex
and Norfolk. My wife has just started taking lessons, and likes your presentations.
Iam a new driver and i noticed this lesson works really well for me. Thanks!
Her voice ...is so relaxing, it literally made feel sleepy
Good night 😴
I agree 😊
True...its relaxing and also u feel driving is so simple.
Correct. Same here.Me too feeling drowsy. So relaxing voice
Lool
Very nice steering technique..I am watching this video several times so that I could copy the same. Thank you 🙏
I saw one of your videos when seeing how to change gears smoothly and now I cant stop watching your videos. They are explained clearly with clear examples and the woman's voice is so relaxing! I've just subscribed :)
Glad you like them!
It is really not easy allways to stay in your lane driving too narrow roads full of parked cars. But video is very helpful. One of the best about steering the car.
You might find our next video interesting - as it shows how to judge your road position on different types of road.
Advance Driving School which video is that
@@silasohien7506 th-cam.com/video/8-RI8da-qZc/w-d-xo.html
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool
Some really helpful tips and I'm in love with the narrator's voice.
Thank you for these videos, I passed my driving practical test yesterday. I found this specific video really helpful
I like the narrator she’s like reading a bedtime story or narrator in animal planet.
I like also nice
@@richardmboya4791 I laik also nais
To avoid oversteering always keep the car aligned in front of your body for straight steering. After turning, you always want to return back to the middle.
Who else get the feelings of driving an actual car while watching this video ?
wow i hope that would be the same here PH...
He might be making it look smooth but for new drivers, the hand to hand method is going to be pretty difficult. I tried this method a few times and failed miserably in steering control. In the end, hand over hand suited me perfectly.
no it isnt difficult
It looks like its just something you learn with habit. While hand over hand is the natural way of doing it push and pull is the more safer option
C C if your in north america hand over hand is normal and allowed
Thank you! I’m constantly oversteering, eating into the other lane when I turn all because I was told this is the only right way to steer. As much as I try, I just *CAN’T* feed enough. I’m being fleeced to use hand-over-hand though I want to be safe. Even understanding this video is still near impossible 😭.
@@RadBunny2269 My son all kinds of problems with push/pull (a.k.a. hand to hand). He switched to hand over hand and all his problems went away. In the U.S. you can use whatever works for you -- by definition that is the safest method. The goal is to avoid the accident in the first place and not worry so much about the air bag deploying.
I find steering the hardest, switching gears is mad easy my steering is just horrific I can’t do push and pull it’s too hard for me....smh so,done help
You can use whatever steering technique you prefer, just as long as the car is under full control 👍🏼
Advance Driving School Okayy I’ll take it in account for my next lesson thank you 😊😊
did u pass?
Changing gear is nightmare for me. It keeps jerking back. Steering is easy for me.
@@nini-xp4vo keep steady on the clutch when changing gears. Once you mastered the skill you become use to it and you automatically know to change gear. You can then start to practice stuff like engine braking and other cool and effective skills with gears.
this video is absolutely right. we should always use the feeding method because we cant know the extend of a curve until we turn through it. if we use the hand over method, halfway through we might lose control, bjt if we use the feeding method we wont lose control.
but for manuevering, u turn, hairpins, parking, i would suggest to use hand over method.
if we know the extend of turn-use hand over
if we dont know(blind curve) use feeding method.
This is the video I was looking for. Very well demostrated steering handling. Thank you so much😊😊😊
Excellent choice of music my friends! I really liked that bonus clip.
+Mario Paul Thanks - it seemed a good way to use some spare footage we had 👍🏼
I had driving lessons today and the steering when making turns was alittle so confusing , but this vid helped alot thnx😌
I just had my first driving class today and watching this video.
They taught me how to steer the wheels today and after practise i thought this is ezy and asked him what's next for tomorrow.
Then he said you still need more practice on your steering, so you will practice steering again tomorrow 😂
I really enjoy watching the bonus footage video at the end. The music is fun and I try to imagine that I am driving behind the wheel which I will be one day.
Yasss! Me too! I can't wait to drive, ughh 🥺🥺🥺
When i saw this video i read the title as "How to STEAL a car"!!!
🤣 Was going say the same comment had to look twice
hahahah
Would make the driving test a bit more exciting lol
🤣🤣
😂
I'm from HK, thank you so much for your videos. It is really helpful for me to learn how to steer a car. I have just got pass the driving test. Thank you so much Advance Driving School
The music in the bonus part is so catchy - loved it!!
i really needed this video, I use a forklift at work and use a ball on the wheel to steer , so have picked up bad habits
I appreciate such effort you put in your videos
Wow! What an incredible illustration and explanation this is!!, keep it up ❤
Gosh I am so relieved I am not the only one who finds steering hard! I honestly dont get how I am supposed to know when to stop steering and straighten up... No wonder I always sucked at playing Mario Cart.
We never actually stop steering, as even when driving along perfectly straight road we will need to make tiny corrections to keep the car in line. Try to look as far ahead as possible as this will help to keep the car straight. Good luck!
Thought I was the only one who over or under steers. Don't worry, we'll get it!!
This is really good. I find myself over turning the steering wheel holding it too tight this is really helpful.
Your video is very helpful, I am a beginner and I am having problem how to steer steering wheel properly. New subscriber here.
I had first lesson today oversteering is my problem for sure!!
Advance driving you are the best the way you explaining and how you put on the music everything is perfect coz you take away for my stressed out whenever I come back from driving lessons I always feel disappointed that I won't pass coz I make mistakes when I watch ur videos it gives me motivation and happy feel like I want drive so bad and hard work coz of the music you put on at the end is so nice I feel like I am over the moon calm relax coz you take of my anxiety and nervousness keep it up guys 👍👍👍👌👌👌🤣🤣🤣🤣💛💛💛💛
So helpful, thank you so much. I'm still struggling with the steering especially when turning.
Great video, very helpful. I hope soon I will be as relax as this driver is.
This is great!! I would be a good driver by watching this.♥️
seven years later and this video saved me!
This video helps loads! I've noticed i tend to cross my arms over when steering at junctions so will try the push pull technique to see if my control improves! Just gotta remember to actually do it 😅
We also made this video about steering recently: Steering around tight corners: th-cam.com/video/TcDf24iCFb4/w-d-xo.html 👍🏼
Even though we drive in indifferent lane and car seat, I THANK YOU for your position when you turn. I always get comment on and yell at when I got my hand tangle when turning. I am a visual learner and my teachers(3 people that teach me how to drive) either verbally or show me how to steer the wheel very fast and I can't see well when I on the passenger side and they don't do the 9-3 o'clock: just like you did. They put one hand in the middle and other hand somewhere else. Beside 2 of them got anger issue. I am still in my teen age, and I get headaches when people yell at me for my wrong doing.
This is so helpful 😊
Incredible explanation 👏
Menh that's good,I really learn alot
This is the best vedio have come through the explanation is fantanstic please bring more vedios
Thanks! We have about 90 videos on our channel at the moment, and we release a new video every second Wednesday so we hope there is plenty for you to watch :-)
Wow he is turning the steering wheel sooo smoothly like no force
Title nearly got me.. thought it read "How to steal a car"
Anyway, love your videos so much
As an American this video is still helpful. 🙂
A1 - VIDEO ...........VERY GOOD AND HELPFUL STEERING TECHNIQUES ........A THOUSAND LIKES FROM ME
currently at a driving school and im learning here more .. thanks for the video
Hi, I’ve recently started to take lessons and I find it difficult to judge when to steer back after a turn. What advice can you give?
To give more time to steer, keep the car speed fairly low - especially on tight turns. With a little help from your instructor, and enough practice it will get easier 👍🏼
Like everything else, practice makes perfect. I'm afraid these things are beyond the power of mere words. No-one can explain how to ride a bicycle; you've just got to do it until you get it right. You'll find that one day you can do it, and then you'll wonder why you found it difficult - just like riding a bike! I know that's not much help, but it really is true.
The problem for me is left side looks like I am gonna hit that car parked in the left side. But, in reality, if I stop and look outside, there is enough space for a bike to squeeze through.
However, right side is quite easy to judge as it is close to you. So to stay in middle of lane, I try to allign with the line on my right
We made this video to help with that problem: How to judge your road position: th-cam.com/video/8-RI8da-qZc/w-d-xo.html 👍🏼
Nice video, good to see the effort being put in at our level.
This is very helpful to me
hand in hand and hand over hand are hteat steering techniques. keep safe everyone✌️
Thanks for showing.
The houses in that area are nice 👍
THANKS FOR BONUS TIME
KIA 🔥✌️
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Thank you so much for your videos. I've been checking your channel and since the morning I watched six. This channel is so beneficial. I had my first lesson today and my instructor shouted at me three times cause I didn't know how to steer. I am so sad, I think I will never learn 😢
Thanks! I’m sorry to hear that you were shouted at, as that should never be necessary. Just remember that learning to drive gets easier after the first few lessons - good luck! 🚙👍🏼
Thanks this was really helpful and more precisely detailed 👍🏽 loved the tutorials
I think this Video is quite clear how to handle the stereo when it comes practice in the Junction.
Really helpful technique for me bcz i am just a new driver ..👍🏻
Nice lesson, indonesia has the same steering position...
My sister-in-law in England has told me many times where to keep my hands on the wheel and how to "push-pull" the steering wheel in a turn. I explained that in different countries different methods are employed. We (in the USA) are taught to keep your hands at 10 & 2 (based on a clock) and when turning move your hands - hand over hand. If you performed a "push-pull" method in the USA while taking a driving test you would be failed. I think the reasoning for this goes back many years. Steering wheels were much larger in diameter in the 1960's because a lot of the vehicles, back then, did not have power steering and "hand over hand" made it easier to turn the wheel. Now days it is faster to turn by keeping my left hand at 12 o'clock and leave my right hand free. A lot of driving schools are currently teaching this method in the USA. The cars in England are generally much smaller than in the USA and the wheel doesn't need to be turned as far so keeping your right hand at 12 O'clock would make a lot of sense. Not saying one method is better or worse, just different.
We normally suggest feeding the wheel for tight corners, but either technique is fine for the test as long as the car is in full control. Whatever works for you 👍🏼
theses videos are so helpful thankyou very much
I always watching your video and also your video is very helpful.
I’m really bad at steering :/
I’m not quick enough at straightening either :/
Try driving extra slowly for tight turns, as it will give you more time to steer. As your car control improves you will be able to return to normal speed safely.
Same problem here
Super!!! Ale ani raz nie widziałam orzepkatania rąk na kierownicy jak to inni uczą.
Thank you very much.....This video was very helpful
Very helpful👌
Thanks I am new driver in UK
So educative. ✌️🚗
✨Really helpful as i have recently started driving 🚘
Fantastic vedio thanks I have a question I hope I get answer can you tell me 15 hours driving is enough to make prefect or not I have just driving 15 hours and I want to go driving school.
In the UK the average amount of hours of lessons before passing our driving test is 47, so 15 hours doesn’t sound anywhere near enough to drive on your own.
I also holds the steering like this instructor but couldn't steer like him, I always have a confusion regarding steering ...
that's why I have give up driving. I don't know why I can't drive, having problem in every function
clutch, steering, accelerator and press suddenly brake!!!
+Usman Alam It takes lots of practice to learn a new skill. If you keep learning with a good instructor they will work on all your problems one at a time until you get there. Don't give up!
Try and use a plate to practice at home. Follow videos like this and steer with the plate. I'm struggling too at the moment.
+M J Great tip 👍🏼
Usman Alam did u pass
I am a new driver, still need to learn a lot more. Can you do a video on backing out of the drive way? Please, thanks.
Parking on a driveway is very similar to bay parking. We always prefer to reverse onto our drive, as it means we can carefully drive forward off the drive. Either way, have a look at these videos:
45° Reverse Bay Parking: th-cam.com/video/FNHlRUrDhgE/w-d-xo.html
Forward Bay Parking: th-cam.com/video/VH6jqwOPK2E/w-d-xo.html
Very nice helpful video Big Thanks for sharing
This is very helpful for a learning driver, thanks 🙏🏻
good place...very good and correct driving showed by you...
If i become expert i can steer the wheel anyhow..trainers say..
hand over hand also is ok?
keep it up...
14 min but not at all boring...I was able to watch his driving even more...
This is our favourite steering technique, but the examiner won’t care how you steer as long as the car is in the correct road position at all times. 👍🏼
Thank you for your helping us .
Very nice vedio very useful
What car do you think would be appropriate for someone who is 5'2 and can barely really see over the dash? Help needed
We have taught plenty of people that are shorter than you, and there hasn't been any problem with our cars - as long as the drivers seat height adjustment is fully raised. It can lift the seat up about 6 inches so the drivers head is in the same position as anyone else. Why not go to a car showroom and try sitting in a few suitable cars?
I like how you teach,thank you so much
Thanks you for showing me this great ☺️ job 👏👍😁
Dear Sir..
Good to See you..
Nice Video
Nice Tutorial
Nice Driving
God bless you
My biggest struggle😩
I use one hand while steering, while my other hand is either on the stick or guiding the wheel to assist my steering hand.
Same here lol
Thank you...this video really help me
I’m lucky that I learn most things quick but always find a good revision worthwhile just to reinforce it :) thanks for the video and the bonus footage
Thanks alot🙏
Am very happy your video is very helpful
Am already confident even before driving 😀
How to do correct shoulder check and how and when to do it? How to do a good kerb stopping? How to make correct turns in a roundabout and junctions?
Pulling Away: th-cam.com/video/8MYUabKcjac/w-d-xo.html
Stopping at the side of the road: th-cam.com/video/g6jw28z8D38/w-d-xo.html
T-Junctions for beginners: th-cam.com/video/24Qm7YULffI/w-d-xo.html
Roundabouts for beginners: th-cam.com/video/kQfHPkxXPos/w-d-xo.html
Very nice video content very informative thank you for sharing 👍❤️❤️❤️🇴🇲
Any bend or junction without running over side walks. Check dash cams or people get dragged out from vehicles. Should also check for pedestrians on right turns.
Maybe Advance Driving School (ADS) would make another car control Skills especially for Steer,. What i get on this video, the driver technique is rarely do cross arm position on steer.. he usually make a "start" point on 12 o'clock position when he will to turn.. either with his hands,.both to the left or to the right.. it's looks so precisely,. If the road is slightly "bend", he just adjust with a little move on the steer.. it's great to see this tutorial,. 👍
Thanks for your comment - if we can think of how to add to this video, we’ll film another 👍🏼
Holding your steering wheel at 10-and-2 now counts as an automatic fail in my region. New drivers are taught to use 9-and-3 or, more preferably, 4-and-8. I can still hear my instructor driving that into our heads and listing the injuries you could suffer if your airbag is deployed while steering at 10-and-2. Lots of dislocated thumbs and facial injuries.
Thanks for your comment - although that sounds very harsh! Surely when you steer around even gentle bends your hands will move into the area you speak of? In the UK the examiners aren’t so predictive - all they look for is how well the car is being controlled, and it’s up to the driver to decide their preferred steering technique.
@@AdvanceDrivingSchool I left the profession in 2011, and if I remember rightly, crossing hands was not authorised by the DSA and TES at that time (as a matter of fact, I think they cautioned against it). Could you please tell me when that advice was changed?
Really helpful video. Good to keep your fear away while steering to considerable extent. Please, add one more video for steering control in crowded market
This video might help: Steering around tight corners: th-cam.com/video/TcDf24iCFb4/w-d-xo.html 👍🏼