Your driving...

I still can't use my mobile while shaving and eating a butty with a bag of crisps between my legs, so I guess that needs some fine tuning. :p
 
I wouldnt mind being a bit better at parking in smallish gaps.

360 spins and J turns need polishing up, too. :p
 
Serious Road Based Answer : Lower my speed on country roads / How i deal with other road users on country roads, also i need to leave more braking distances in the wet, i tend to get a bit close to the people who like doing 40mph cause the road is a little wet...

Not 'Road Based' Answer : My Drifting
 
ALL of it. I've not driven regularly since passing my test nearly two years ago, so everytime I drive one of my parents cars I'm awful. Perfectly safe but awful. NOw that I've finished Uni (went to Uni in Aberystwyth - so was no need for a car up there - everything is within walking distance) I'm looking at getting my first car, so am expecting my driving to improve no end when I actually have to drive regularly.
 
What's that middle peddle do again?

Realisticly, probably abide by the 2 second rule as I seem to tailgate a lot. But then, in London, any gap gets filled up by someone else, so is a little tricky to achieve unless other people's behaviour changes.
 
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My patience when it comes to painfully slow drivers. You know the ones, when you're waiting to turn out of a junction but a car coming on the road you wish to join is a little bit too close to pull infront of, so you wait. Then they slow down, right down. They travel sooooo slowly passed the junction and cause you to miss a gap in traffic because they're still in the way. I usually follow them, get out and kill the occupants of the car and burn it all down. Need to curb that a little bit.
 
I need to learn how to drift, or how to control my speed on motorways on NSL's as I go a bit mad on them. My attidtude towards slow, old drivers should probably change as well.
 
housemaster said:
I still can't use my mobile while shaving and eating a butty with a bag of crisps between my legs, so I guess that needs some fine tuning. :p
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Look under the steering cowl and you'll find a lever. Pull that and adjust the steering wheel down onto your knees. Hey presto - you've freed up both arms.

You can thank me later (I think they have wireless internet in most Hospital's now).

:D
 
Parking and "attitude" I suppose. My parking is bad, and although my attitude generally good (Am calm and polite 99% of the time) I sometimes engage in a bit of the old traffic light grand prix / lets see who bottles first on motorways etc.
 
Well, talking from a learner drivers perspective. I need to touch up on my observation. I had a lesson today, and some guy opened a car door just as i was about to go past. I didn't see it but my instructor did, and grabbed the steering wheel. Scared me :eek:

Also aproaching round abouts, i need to be aware of whats going on infront of me before i start looking for gaps :o
 
Probably the most dangerous thing I do when driving is merge-in-turn. I just can't stop myself doing it when it's possible :(
 
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