How to Stay Centered in Your Lane - Driving Tips

Love how you explain. I have seen so many videos but yours is the best.

Cannot wait to try this, this is so helpful!

bruh thanks, my teacher always says to look the furthest away but she never explained where and how, so i always got confused, imma try this next car lesson i have

TO ALL THE people who are trying to get their LICENSE NEVER GIVE UP.. KEEP PRACTICING EVERYDAY WHEN MOST PEOPLE ARE SLEEP. DRIVE AT LEADT 3 MILES A DAY. I HAD MY LICENSE FOR YEARS STOPPED DRIVE DUE TO HEALTH ISSUES NOW I MUST START ALL OVER WITH MY CONFIDENCE

it was so helpful; really nice effort into making this video. greatly appreciate it

OFFS, is this really an issue?
Do what my dad said. Look as FAR ahead as you can to anticipate traffic, corners etc. Your peripheral vision combined with your CONSTANT SCANNING will keep you alive. It's exactly the same principle as riding a motorbike, which I have done without killing myself, including commuting to work on the Monash freeway on a daily basis, summer or winter, for 8 years (All the gear, all the time!) Your car goes WHERE YOU LOOK.

Please for the love of God, indicate BEFORE you merge and do a bloody head check!

From a motorcyle aware driver, who has also clocked over 1146,000 kms on my humble 2016 Yahama R3, including 13 track days to advance myself as a safer rider.

Honestly, we're not out there to kill car drivers, we just want to get home to our loved ones....like you

This makes sense, can’t wait to get behind a wheel again to try this

Beautifully explained

Bro, rule is align your steering wheel at the center of the road. Make a quick check of relfections on both your side mirrors to confirm. If you're trying to enter a narrow road with lots of obstacles, use the tip of side mirrors as safe distance guide, also check the reflections as well. If you're still in doubt, go out and observe the surroundings

And that student is ME 😃I will apply this in my next drive! THANK YOU!

Great video.

Great advise. Thank you so much. ❣️👍

Great video! Thank you for the tips, I'm learning to drive my standard! It's a black 2001 pontaic firebird v6 sports edition.

Honestly tysm this helped me out a lot :D

Rule number one: draw a ridiculously enormous crosshair on your windshield

thanks ❤❤❤

I feel like I’m learning how to drive just so I can get my license, and then I’m just never gonna go out because I hate driving so much. It’s one of the most stressful things I’ve ever done

My instructor says I zig zag and any advice .? 😢

For the very first time I started feeling a bit more comfortable with this and looked further out and then today.. I smashed my passengers rear view window on a parked lorry.. while driving. So now I am here checking this video explaining what I did and still I smashed it.

i’m going on my first big drive today! i’m taking notes and using all the videos like this to help

This was amazing! Thank you so much for your videos!

Such huge game-changer tips (I also mean this with your vision tips). Thank you so much! You're genius

I was always taught to centre in the lane by lining the line on the driver side up with the bottom corner of the windscreen, if it meets the bottom edge I’m too close to it and if it’s up the side I’m too far. Works well for me but I guess might depend on your vehicle

Wow very nice tank you❤

I've booked a 20 days driving lesson I'm trying to focus on my lane! This video has taught me alot thanks guys.

im scared while even watching this

Does anyone else just position themselves in the middle of the lines? I feel like this always works but I’ve never seen a 3rd person view

Excellent! This is something I preach all the time....frustrated with city drivers riding the shoulder/bike/parking lanes, and country drivers hugging the center or crossing it because at higher speeds they think they are close to the edge of the road. And how *&$% I get at people that don't move over for flashing lights!!! Should be mandatory watching for new drivers, and watched by old pro's once a year!

Great tip to stay centered! As a beginner this is precious :) ty

Thank you for this. My mom keeps screaming at me for going too far to the right of my lane and I got my driving test tmr when I haven’t been driving for long but I need to get it before I move 😭

Sometimes people drift to avoid debris so you should leave a little more space to prepare for road hazards.

I don't even drive but I keep watching driving tips. Maybe I should start learning

Ty😊

Wonderful

Extremely hard to do

This video helped me so much

Thanks you Sir❤

Insightful. 😊 Thank you

Seriously. This video magically solved my driving problem as a beginner.❤

Ever since I acquired my driving license I have been struggling with staying centered in my lane. I used to go too close to the edge of the road or too close to the center. This video helped me figure it all out, I drive with a lot more confidence now. Thanks for the video!

10/10 video

Yup will drove confidently its my prayer for you

I swear this is the one thing that has scared me off driving for all these years - I never knew where I'm positioned exactly on the lane and scared to hit cars on the sides. You're a god sent! :)

I get the idea behind it, & its how i drive, However you can't really look at the center without looking at the border, If there isn't a border than there is no center. I get what your getting at though.

Thank you !!!

I know this is such a recent comment for an old video, but everything you described about new drivers being scared and looking at the left side or the right side too much is completely true with me. I got my permit about two and a half weeks ago. Next time I drive, I will definitely keep these tips in mind. You are a godsend

thanks

Bro I was looking for basketball skills not literally driving skills 😂

PERFECT AND FANTASTIC. AFTER 15 FEET WHATEVER IS IN THE CENTER OF YOUR STEERING WHEEL IS CENTER OF YOUR CAR . ENJOY SAFE DRIVING !

My instructor never told me tips about this.
It's disappointing that I have to do my own research about tips and advice in the internet even though I have an instructor. Im learning more in the internet than the instructor who is beside me the whole 2 hours of practical driving.

Thank you for the information and advices, this helps me alot to be a better driver!