IS THIS ALLOWED ON THE DRIVING TEST?! 🤔🚘

Are you a learner driver with your test coming up? 🤔 In today's video, we take you through 4 ways you're allowed to hold your steering wheel DESPITE popular belief... 🚘

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[kazeryu]

One hand on 12, the other on the Glock.

[tanginamogago]

9 and 3 always if you’re doing road test in canada.

[shroomzy]

these comments got me thinking bout an imaginary clock

[LeoZhu]

In the United States, is best if you use 9 and 3 or 8 and 4 positions. This will protect you from the impact of the airbag if you get into a accident.

[robertlee]

Not until after you've got your Licence 😁

[kassimhasan]

Never cross your hands, always two hands on the wheel, 10 & 2 or 9 & 3 are the best, always keep your thumbs on the outside of the wheel almost as if you’re giving a thumbs up (in case of a crash, your thumbs will not get caught when the airbag blows up. I know a few who did this and one had a thumb taken off because of it)

[ramonflores]

7 and 5 is so comfortable and feels totally in control no matter what

[HoLeeSheet.]

"Crossed Hand"
I mean seriously? 😂 - A Cripple

[Slooby]

Personally I found my instructor was very impressed when I had one palm right on the airbag. You just kinda twist your hand and it helps you keep control of the car, especially if you don't have power steering. You have to accelerate very quickly though

[Ella.N]

My favorite position to place my hands on the steering wheel is 1 and 9. It's the most comfortable for me.

[Ggggg]

If you do one hand here in California you will go back to DMV 😂😂😂

[subtomefornoreason]

At least In Michigan, you can’t drive with one hand on the road test

[Isabella_toscana]

I got yelled at and called lazy by the drivers instructor for putting my hands on the bottom.

[kadegill]

In new Zealand you can have you hands or hand anywhere on the wheel as long as you have complete control over the car

[rio]

Dang if crossed ISNT allowed then idk how I’m suppose to turn and pass 😭

[kingstevie]

9 and 3 to be safe in Canada. Heard buddies that have lost points for doing one hand so depends on the tester

[dynamickush]

I’m just learning how to drive for some reason my right hand just keeps going to the Gear selector

[Tinkerfinca]

Haha! It is intense in the beginning. Then you learn veteran driving.

[Grant]

9 and 3 is always the way to go because your hands will mimic your wheels and show you which way your wheels are pointing

[kongen]

As Long as you keep 2 hands on you Can do whatever you want