started doing my driving lessons done my first one yesterday and got told i am a rather good driver so hopefully it wont be to long before i get on the road and will be able to attend meets
doing my lessons
started doing my driving lessons done my first one yesterday and got told i am a rather good driver so hopefully it wont be to long before i get on the road and will be able to attend meets
Remember they tell every learner that to boost their confidence on the roadOriginally Posted by paddy quinn
But in all seriousness, good luck buddy! being able to drive is one of the best things possible
Being able to drive and being a good driver are two hugely different things.... good luck though
when i learnt, they kept telling me not to hit the bloke carrying the red flag, so at least things have improved..remember they tell every learner that to boost their confidence on the road
but in all seriousness, good luck buddy! Being able to drive is one of the best things possible
Are you planning to wear a short skirt for your test?
some people are natural drivers, you could be one but the most important advise is to relax,dont panic,and when you fek up just chill and it'll all go to plan, gd luck and dont go nuts when and if you do pass
some people are natural drivers, you could be one but the most important advise is to relax,dont panic,and when you fek up just chill and it'll all go to plan, gd luck and dont go nuts when and if you do pass
Couldn't agree more! I had my first lesson a couple of weeks ago and almost went into a telegraph pole, i'd panicked and instead of steering had put my foot down on the accelerator. Scared the life out of me.
My little sister did the same on one of her earlier lessons, driving on a back lane, the corner came up to fast and she panicked and pressed the wrong pedal, made a nice scrape across the front of her bumper.
a school friends brother was being taught by his mum, who was an evil psycho school teacher bitch, and as they approached a bend, there was a tractor coming the other way, about 200yds away, and she yelled at him to watch the tractor, so he did, instead of watching where he was going, drove straight on, up a bank & stuck the car on its roof.. it happened right outside my dads house.. the lad gave up driving, and is now a missionary....
good luck mate,from my experience the only advice i could give you is just try and make the instructor/examiner feel safe and comfortable in the car with you behind the wheel,you should be alright mate good luck.
The best way is to get into the learners routine and it will all fall into place. Once you are comfortable controlling the car the rest is all straight forward.
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