How To Judge The Front Of Your Car-Beginner Driving Lesson

In this video, I show you how to judge the front of your car. This tutorial will work for any car because it allows you to train your eyes and your mind to become great at estimating the distance in front of your car. I have used this method with every car that I have owned, and it works really well because it allows me to adapt my thinking to the size of the front of that specific car.

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[AlexanderMccarthey]

I'm older, and it's been such a hassle trying to learn at my age. This guy has been invaluable. Thanks!

[r]

The key to doing this is not to look through the windshield, but where you can the bottom of the snowbank or wall line directly underneath your wing mirrors.

[sumerajabeen]

I passed my test in a 1st attempt thanks sir 😊

[robinlucas]

Thank you so much for this video. I've always unconsciously wondered how people just know how to know how far away they are but I guess they don't at first. Thank you for showing us that you don't or won't just know and that it's ok or even better to have to get out and practice your judgement. Perfect instructor 😊

[RyanJumarPantoja]

that is my weakness that is why i am afraid in driving

[davidwebb]

Thanks for this video! But you just taught your viewers how to park carefully, nose first. You forgot to tell us that once you confirmed you did not hit the parking barrier or bank, then you should find a permanent reference point inside your car-- maybe the frame of your driver window, or your side mirrors-- and use that to visually align it to the edge of the bank or the like. That way, you need not to get out of your car every time you park.

[straightfrom]

i was taught to look for the curb or snowbank in this case under your side mirrors and then stop also works with ditches when doing 3 point turn. Im no expert but works for me may work for others as well.

[mehjabeenshaikh]

I like ur all episode thank u soo much for best tips for driving...great explain step by step ..thank you

[Sunny.day]

Thank you, it would help if you tell us a reference point like using one of the side mirrors, and line it with where exactly I want to stop, this can work for any car.

[souravde]

Loved your every episode. Keep up encouraging new idiot drivers like us

[jrpajarillo]

Your videos helped me to get my license! Thank you!!

[afiqilyasa]

Thank you man! This video really helps!

[Blessed]

I enjoyed this video. I was wondering how everyone knows when to stop or if you're going to hit something. Especially big vehicles. This is a great tip. Can you do more of these kind of videos very helpful. Thank You for sharing.

[neddiemlombwa]

Thanks for this 📹, will have more experience

[harambe]

This channel always comes in clutch! Haha thanks buddy

[ronaldosamaroo]

Great video guy, can you do one with backing up very close to an object using only your wing mirrors, need a little help with that one, much thanks

[slicenice]

If it's a parking spot exactly like that, you can usually just line up with the car beside you.

[franciscodeleon]

For me i have my own preference and this is the easy way, all new vehicle this time is similar on length and sizes. It's simple if there is car beside you just lined up your front door to the door of the parked car and pretty sure you parked the same with the car beside you. One more tricks if the parking spot has a tire stopper, lined up the bottom part of your driver's mirror to the tire stopper at front of you and when you do that you are on the right spot, try this and i hope this could work for you too.

[cherigreen]

I am no expert and maybe this doesn't work for every vehicle, but I would ease up like you and then when my left outside mirror lined up with that snow bank I should be good.

[troyalmeda]

I suck at driving!
thanks to your videos I suck less