Narrow road driving skills that 99% of people don't know!#shorts #tutorial #tips #car #driving

[joesilvestre]

Although these tips are very much appreciated, the reference points are not accurate. All vehicles have differences in height, width, length, turning radius etc. The best thing to do is to get to know your car.

[arnabbiswas]

In India, you learn this technique in 6 months. If you can drive in Indian traffic, you can drive anywhere in the universe.

[Ukiya]

How can this work if everyone's height and sitting position is different

[albertmuramasa]

Once again... It all depends on the car, the height of the person driving the car, and the type of the car.... Look guys, just use your common sense in driving your own car. If you had driving a long time and use the same car, you will be fine.

[darkblaze]

Thank you so much, I tried all the methods now I am being sued and my car has a ton of scratch. I appreciate it 😊.

[dulaldas]

It varies from car to car, as every car has different hood size and height. It Depends on the car you are driving.

[lynedilim]

Thank you for sharing👍 Im learning a lot🙏

[ashfaqahsan]

I don't think veteran drivers think what to do, they just know what to do. Muscle memory.

[hydroaegis]

This still somewhat works if your height and seating position are different. We're talking 2-3 inch differences based on these reference points.

[ExtraterrestrialSheep]

My advice if I can put into words is: practice is key. During your day to day driving memorise and visualise how much space your car takes in tight spots. So in time you will instantly know if you can fit somewhere or not
Pro tip: Try to be as smooth as possible dont overthink it, dont try to be cool, dont rush. Some things in life need moderation. If you want to go quick do so smoothly, if you wanna park do so smoothly, if you are stuck in traffic keep your distance and do so smoothly.

If your girl wont appreciate it if you constantly change frequency and speed, your car wont either

[naveenkushwaha]

THANK YOU, SIR for sharing this informative video...

[jayakumarmg]

Great tips.. thank you.. But to work these tips our seat & mirror adjustment must be proper.. Can you pls. guide for that..?

[simonpukeho]

All the tips for driving are fantastics. Happy new year

[simplyliving]

Man I knew how to drive in tight spaces year one.
Took cones and placed them close to the sides of my vehicle.
I'd drive through, then have to comeback between them repeatedly.
It's helped train my eyes to drive in tight spaces. Also taught me it's alright to back down.

[r.y.o]

The best tip is to know your car. Also if you have to back up to repeat, it's still better than trying to be forceful and scrap your car

[timckfable]

Do you have any videos on how to drive Toyata aphard on these few points like your video mentioned?

[ANonymous-vuzn]

Too complicated
I’ll just stick my head out of the window

[BOTH-mimp]

It's a great a lesson ..! I have a question, when there is a car parking a long the road and I want to turn and park in front of it but I'm afraid the car's back hitting their car's front parking how do I turn without hitting. Thank you for teaching..

[soundaramg]

Good. Very nice explanation and experiment. Best wishes

[playcast]

Thank you... after I followed these I managed to scratch and bump even more...