Showing posts with label lane change. Show all posts
Showing posts with label lane change. Show all posts

Saturday, August 15, 2009

The Most Important Lane Change Tip of All Time

Some drivers have no sense of the road. They don't know how to handle traffic, handle a good speed, and generally drive well. But one of the most annoying kinds is the kind that doesn't know how to change lanes well.

Today I was taking my usual Saturday drive. I was on the right lane, and someone was on the left. The one on the left wanted to change lanes to the right. He signaled and slowed down from an already slow speed. Even when there was enough distance to change, he didn't change. He slowed down.

This weird situation continued for half a minute until I decided that it's annoying and passed him. However, we can all learn the most important lane change tip of all time:

When you change lanes, ACCELERATE!

You must fit in with other traffic, and if you brake, you will NOT fit in (unless you are driving faster than the other lane, which is unlikely, and then you brake). So easy, so simple, so many people don't do this well.

Drive well and have a great weekend.

Nadav

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Sunday, May 3, 2009

Reasons for Changing Lanes

As you know, driving is all about making decisions and managing risks. One of those decisions is the lane to drive in. Here is a video that will help you decide when to change lanes.



Hope you enjoyed,
Nadav

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Sunday, April 5, 2009

Deciding When to Change Lanes

Lane changing is a risky process, and every time you do that you must estimate risks. Watch this video to see what risks you should consider and when you can change lanes.



Hope you learned something,
Nadav

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Wednesday, March 12, 2008

Proper Lane Changes

Changing lanes is a major issue for many beginner drivers. They fail to change lanes properly, and thus fail their test and pose a threat to other drivers.

Here is a video from the California DMV about lane changes and their problems:



As you can see, the safety checks are where most students fail their test. Practice them well, and you will do just fine.

Good luck,
Nadav

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