Limousine Stop - Drive like a chauffeur

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[DeMoNzHBO]

Part of the “always done this, it’s the proper way to drive” crew

[MIT-zjyx]

Many can drive, but many don't know how to drive smoothly

[geese]

I drive a manual and one of the greatest compliments I can get is “you drive this smooth for a manual” people appreciate good driving no matter what

[poorlittlebiker]

I used to be a coach driver, this is exactly what I did, and got compliments all the time about how good the ride was.

[bboystance]

LMAO, one day my dad said, "I might look like I'm enjoying this music son, but that's not why my head's bobbin'!

[AymanOsman-zroe]

I used to do these stops without realising untill someone pointed it out to me and I think it was one of the best compliments I’ve ever had 😂😢.

[PANTHERA]

The best is when you do it so smooth it feels like you didnt even stop like you are still moving

[wizardrhyme]

I use the bumpers of the cars infront. A smooth little bump to stop the car, and it also lets others know you’re there.

10/10 will do again

[AceAlbatros]

Never knew there was a name for this. I just taught this to myself when learning to drive because my mother stops like an anchor.

[wormbo]

I drive a public transport bus, this type of driving, when done well, DEFINITELY makes the ride way nicer, and generally keeps the passengers happier.

[NachumRobbins]

I drove a Minibus for 4.5 years and I always took it as a compliment when passengers would fall asleep.
They had good reason to fall asleep. They were factory workers.

[miracle_ember]

No one taught me this but I’m thankful I picked it up myself pretty quickly because it’s just satisfying getting the comfortable stop

[zacksteeno]

I learned this while driving my dad around after his back surgery! It became instinctive after about 2 hours worth of driving

[OMGitsTerasu]

In all my 13 years of driving, ive never known that ive been doing limousine stops. I hate when the car jerks, so i tried a few different ways of stopping and i found that easing up right before the actual stop makes for a smoother transisition.

[rocknral]

My dad was a taxi driver. When no one was in the cab, he drove like a demon, when he had a passenger, he was as smooth as silk. In a small town, the cab was a limo.

[Wonderer]

My instructor taught me this technique and it became part of driving from learning stage. Just a testament of how brilliant of an instructor he will forever be. Thanks Jamie ❤

[SalKorosin]

One of the many lessons my dad taught me when i was learning to drive. You gotta be gentle with your stops, feels so much nicer especially with passengers in the car or a clumsy dog in the back

[AZREDFERN]

This is how I always stop with passengers in the car. On the bike, I always full send on the jerkiness.

[vinaychauhan]

Yep I love doing this. Generally, I like to drive fast AND smooth together, certain challenge to it.

[lexicled]

My driving instructor actually gave me a really good reason for this - a lot of people instinctively put their foot harder on the brakes as they begin to stop, when in reality they should just hold at that pressure, or, as you said, even ease off them. Bloody useful trick!