How to Make Sure You Are Centered in the Lane

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[reagan]

FINALLY someone who actually explains things correctly.

[daquantavius]

Got my learners recently and went on a rural highway for the first time, a pretty big step from the neighborhood. My dad wouldn't stop swearing at me lol, so i really hope this tip helps.

[freemindas]

Another way to tell is if your right foot is in the middle of the lane

[windagar]

im a beginner and a good way i've found to know if im centered or not is just looking straight ahead, i dont focus on my side mirror or car at all i just imagine myself moving in the middle of the road its hard to explain but when you're doing it you can feel if you're in the center or not

[Hawkspits]

Wow. That was the best simplest explanation since. Ty

[overson]

I hug the yellow line .. Better visibility of oncoming traffic.. it's saved me from a few accidents 😮

[NickolaySheitanov]

For beginners I can say the moment you pass this incredibly easy test you’ll be driving like a maniac around other maniacs going 100 in a 65

[sweetjaydream]

I dont remember where but I’ve always used the 2 lines on each side of your car coming together like a tip of a triangle pointing to the center of the lane

[shaakirabdi]

Just forget about the car and imagine you are walking in the middle of the road that’s it but you have to look at your front not down don't worry about where are the tires going to

[zombiewarrior]

Just about to get my learners and hella nervous, this tip is gonna help me a lot

[vidhyapriyadharsini]

Thanks for this awesome tip 🙏🙏🙏 appreciate it.

[nickspencer]

just keep the wheel straight. us roads are big to begin with just drive straight and don’t think abt whether ur to much right or left just stay in the lines

[arby]

It’s important to note that this can vary depending on how tall you are. This dude is tall I can tell. From my 5foot perspective the line would not be in the same spot for me

[booferooo]

I like to line my right knee up with the shaded part in the middle of the lane :)

[zzoinks]

My way is to imagine a point in the center of the lane ahead of you and just follow that point with your car, and you will naturally keep the car in the middle of the lane. This also works if you are driving through a narrow lane or if there is a wall on your left/right. Instead of worrying about getting too close to the wall, just follow the imaginary point ahead in the middle of the road because you'll naturally keep far enough from the wall by doing so.

[EstyNetworks]

Thank you for this tip
Edit :I’m a new driver and yes I’ve been using this for the past month and it’s the best tip ever. Thank you so much

[UnKnowmanNumber]

Look to the left wheel, if its following the middle line and inside a bit then you know you're in your lane

[Alex_explorer]

I mean I just look down the road and at what’s ahead of me and never had a problem going straight (always check surroundings)

[Midnightdarkness-jryz]

I always tend to to swerve the car when I’m driving and that’s how mistakes happen for me, that and I don’t know how to reverse park.

[HOTradio]

Aim high in steering and pick a target ahead. stare at your dashboard, and will miss the brake lights/ hazards ahead.