How To Steer a Car - Driving Lessons

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Had my very first ever driving lesson today. Instructor was an 80 year old man who had zero patience and yelled at me throughout the 2 hour lesson. He had me driving on busy public roads doing the push and pull technique at junctions. I didn't have a clue what I was doing. He was awful. Completely lost all confidence.

I think this steer control is the only part we can learn by actually driving a car. just watching videos isn't as helpful as in other cases.

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I hate push pull

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If you don’t do this method on your driving test will you fail? Also when you’re at lights do you put it in neautrel first then handbrake or the other way round ? Thanks 🙏

Excellent Analysis, Very Much Valuable Information Keepitup Sir, Thank You Very Much Sir 👍👍

Watching this gives me more anxiety

Thank u for your time , marvellous

Is it a serious fault if you relax your grip and let the wheel self centre on its own on your test?

Not even required for a UK test anymore

I’ve found out that pull push is more effective when turning left. if you cross your hands when turning left, you’ll swing out wide

Does letting the wheel slide after turning fail your test

Watching this as been asked by my instructor ty for this video it’s very informative

Always my favourite person to learn from even after 4 years of passing my test and getting my first car a month ago

for me, this method feels easier to do for left turns

Sir highway stering high speed control

Difficult

this method is only good if your car doesn’t have power steering, which most do nowadays 🚮

Welcome to England, where we drive in the centre of the road.

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It's just a rly dangerous method and is definitely not the safest

Nah, this method is only used by old grandmas

Quick question...How do I stop my right hand from gripping the wheel? Seem to always have this problem

Bulshit method it s not realistic way just do what makes u feel comfortable

No homo but his voice was so calm I was falling asleep

This method is only good at low speed. I can imagine pro driver steering like this on the track 😂

This is what i struggle with the most 😫 everything else i can do. arghh

Push-pull isn't safe on ice. It's herkey jerkey. Crossing your arms is much safer on ice because it is smoother.

Wtf. This is so complicated

push and pull is the SHITTIEST method ever

I wish you could just do what's comfortable to pass

So hard to imitate, despite of knowing the concept!

If you drive like this, you will have more chances to get the airbag deployed.

As soon as I passed I ditched this method, once I was turning and didn’t realise how sharp the turn was and the pull push method slowed me right down to the point I had to sharply brake. I now cross my arms in sharp corners however I use this method occasionally

This is a beginner method really. Gripping at 9-3 and maintaining that is the optimal way to control a car and gives the most feel and leverage. You'll also never be able to control/correct a slide by shuffling the wheel which is why it's a bad technique.
The bulges at 10-2 are not gripping spots, the indentations under them are and that is where your thumbs go.

very good reccommend

Thanks again n again Chris ....I always use steering push n pull but it very harder .....very difficult ohhhh GOD please help me 😂😂

Great video mate! Just one thing, if you use caster effect to let the steering wheel centers itself, it will be much easier, and it is actually safe to do that.

Where I live you'll look like a beginner for your entire life if you the wheel like this
That technique is way too slow specially in emergency situation

Hi, from Kenya and doing my driving lessons now. Am on my second week of training and steering is still a big problem for me but I have found sometimes you just have to cross your hands especially on roundabouts, will try to avoid it in order to pass the test though.

Also knowing just where to begin turning is still a problem but I believe with practice I will get experience on this.