Oh god what would happen if the brake accidentally breaks?
One time I almost ran a kid over and crashed into a car all in one session kek
did you ever try again after?
no, my father doesnt allow me
Practice makes perfect. Pay for lessons with a driving school. A good teacher really makes a big difference. If you still don't feel confident after many hours with one teacher, then get a new one. The first teacher I had was a dumb mexican foid. She was horrible and didn't teach me any of the secrets and tricks out there. I took 30 hours of lessons with her and still felt like a noob. As soon as I got a new teacher, I instantly started to improve and feel more confident. He taught me some tricks that the first cunt didn't. For example, I was deathly afraid to change lanes before I took lessons with him, but he taught me that if I can't see the whole car in the lane I want to switch to in my rearview mirror, then it is TOO close and I don't have enough space or time to change lanes. He said I have to be able to see the whole car (wheels included) and at least a few millimeters of road above and below it in my mirror. That made changing lanes so much easier for me. Before that, I always second guessed myself and wasn't sure if I had enough space to change lanes, etc. And that's just one example of a trick he taught me. Find a good teacher and PRACTICE PRACTICE PRACTICE! you can do it.
Thanks bro. I'll try hard. How are you able to focus on speedometer, gas meter, etc, all while focusing on the road? Seems hard
good bro....you might've died
You eventually just get the hang of it, trust me. At the beginning, you are always afraid of speeding or going too slow, etc. But after enough practice, it becomes effortless to stay at the same speed. For example, the speed limit of surface streets where I am is 35 MPH. It's effortless for me to drive at 35 mph. Sometimes I may go up to 40 MPH at most. But if I were to go more than 40 MPH, i would definitely notice it. I would be able to feel the car moving faster and realize I'm speeding without having to look at the speedometer. However, I do look at my speedometer sometimes, but it's rare. I only look at it maybe once per driving trip. And I don't look at my gas meter much because I like to keep my car fueled up. I never really let it get under 30-40% full. Some people don't like to fuel up often and let it get down to 1%. That would make me too anxious. So the best remedy for that is to just buy gas often and never let your tank get too low.
Hopefully. Gonna try again soon with my dad and then maybe driving school next year.
I'm wondering the same...I wish I knew why I can't learn
You're not a man at that point lol
Sounds like boomer tier advice JFL
Who cares what society thinks of you... learn to not give a fuck about others
