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Can anyone give me tips on making right hand and left hand turns I'm having a hard time getting the concept of turning i stay in the line i just don't have the timing down on when to turn the wheel and straightin it out any helpful tips would be great i am taking driving lessons and they going well in everyother aspect except turning any tips would help
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PRACTICE! Seriously, when you're about halfway through the turn, loosen your grip on the wheel and it will move a little back towards the center. A little push in that direction should help bring it straight ahead.Do u where your seatbelt? and whats the point of them?
Ask a professional driver to accompany you and observe the way you drive so that he or she can give you insights why you are making wrong turns or turning at not the right time. That would help you further straighten out the concept of turns.What causes a car to spin out in the middle of a highway? (360 skid marks leaving the road)?
Sounds to me as if you have a problem with knowing the location of your vehicle in the lane. I would find something on the outside of your car, such as a wiper blade, etc., to use as a guide. Using your guide, you should be able to easily judge the time to end your turn. At the time to end your turn, the guide should line up with the edge of the road. You will need a guide for both sides of your vehicle to do this. Soon it will be easy, something that you won't even think about...12+ year truck driver & trainer...
The secret is to look where you want to go and steer toward it. The hardest thing to overcome is the size of all that metal around you. I bet if you took the test in a Smart For Two you would be much more comfortable because you could see much more.
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The easiest thing to do is just worry about keeping YOUR side of the car where your side of the car should be. If you drive on the right (North America) then the drivers seat should stay in the left hand tire track in your lane ... i.e. the driver side front tire is in front of you. When making a left or a right turn, just aim your seat at the left tire track of the lane you want to be in. The rest of the car will take care of itself.
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And practice.
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I agree about the practicing when making turns. Find an empty parking lot with lots of parkiing barriers &/or landscaping. Find points, like someone mentioned a wiper blade or another point as a reference. I happen to drive a semi, so making turns is extremely vital to making it around the corner. I aim for the opposite side of the road I am turning on (left turn-right side of the road, right turn-left side of the road). As soon as I pass my imaginary line, in your case either the center dividing line (left) or the curb (right), I start to turn, using my mirrors to make sure I clear the corner. When my vehicle has cleared, I start to straighten out. Every vehicle & intersection is different, so you will have to figure out what is needed for the turn. That is where the practice comes in. Give it time & you will succeed in getting turns down. Good luck!! .
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