Wednesday, March 31, 2010

Leaving a Parking the Hard Way

Leaving a parking lot is not always easy. It takes coordination, driving skill, and the ability to steer well. Today, for the end of March, here is a video of someone who just couldn't combine all these requirements.



Yes, this is real.

See you in April!
Nadav

nadavs

Tuesday, March 30, 2010

The Dangerous Bike Maneuver

In Britain, in order to obtain a driver's license for a motorcycle, the driver-to-be must show that he or she knows how to swerve and stop safely. This simple exercise nearly cost a student driver her life.

The teenager, who is 18, attempted this drill and then, like many others, she crashed. However, the crash was nearly deadly - she stopped breathing after this accident.

Her instructor, who knew what to do, saved her life. He got her breathing again and made sure she gets to a hospital. Without him, she would've probably died.

Be careful!
Nadav

nadavs

Monday, March 29, 2010

Learning From Professional Driving Schools

Driving schools have their advantages. They are professional and they know what the examiner is looking for. Here is an article by Robert Yates, who has many articles here, about this topic.

Working With a Professional Driving School

When you are preparing for your UK driving test, the easiest way to do it is to combine lessons from a professional driving school with tuition from friends or family.

This will give you the experience you need on the road, as well as being the most cost-effective solution.
While learning from relatives can be cheaper, it can mean that you can pick up any bad habits they have developed through years of driving. It can also put a bit of strain on any relationships.

An instructor from a professional driving school is trained to recognise any weaknesses you may have in your driving. They are also experienced in coaching people to pass their test. In fact, as well as practical tips, a driving instructor will be able to offer advice for your theory and hazard perception tests.

Many professional driving schools offer a discount if you book blocks of lessons upfront. Simply put, the more lessons you book at once, the less it costs per lesson.

Further discounts are available for students preparing for their UK driving test.

Of course, before you take any driving lessons, you have to apply for your provisional driving licence.
You can do this by completing the D1 form, which is available from the DVLA or the local post office. You can also fill in the form online.

Once you have a valid provisional driving licence, you can sit the theory and hazard perception elements of the UK driving test, as well as book lessons from a professional driving school.

Whatever stage you are at, whether you are about to sit your driving test or you are a complete novice, you can get more advice that will help your driving.

Robert Yates is a highly experienced writer and motorist. He has written a wide range of articles about driving, answering many questions about professional driving schools.

Source: EzineArticles.com.

Of course, you can always learn by yourself with a driving test guide. Much cheaper and teaches the exact same techniques.

Happy Passover!
Nadav

nadav

Sunday, March 28, 2010

Check Your Car's Starter

Your car's starter is the part which makes your engine start working. Without it, the engine will remain still regardless of your attempts for starting. Here is a video that shows how to check the starter.



Hope you learned something valuable,
Nadav

nadavs

Saturday, March 27, 2010

Once Again, Rain Driving

March is almost gone, but apparently the rain isn't. And when it rains after a long period of no rain, people are caught surprised, the roads become slippery, and driving becomes a nightmare.

Driving in the rain was even more difficult this time because of the sun. Yes, the combination of rain and sun created a beautiful rainbow, but it also created a reflection from the road which made it impossible to drive to the west in the afternoon. Luckily, when I drove back home, it was already dark.

Hopefully this rain won't continue too much. April is coming, and we're not used to rain in April here.

Have a great weekend!
Nadav

nadavs

Friday, March 26, 2010

Another Friday Full of Tips

It's Friday, and like every Friday, it's time for an article full of driving tips. Here is the article for today.

List of Driving Tips to Help You Become a Better Driver and Pass Your Test!

Are you trying to prepare for your driver's road test? If so, then you need to practice and study every single day. You need to get the hang of driving and feel comfortable behind the wheel. You should practice driving with somebody who will teach you correct driving techniques. Since the DMV guide doesn't provide all the information you need to know, you may want to consider taking an online driving course. There are plenty of resources and tips online that will help you learn.

Here are a few tips that will help you get started.

· Always do a safety check before getting behind the wheel. Check the inside and out to make sure everything is working correctly.

· Before taking off, adjust the mirrors and seats. Sit in the driver's seat correctly and put your seatbelt on. It's your job to make sure your passenger's all have their seat belts on as well.

· Before proceeding, always turn your head to scan every direction. Start looking toward your left, then right, straight ahead, and then to the left again.

· Move your eyes around and keep an eye on everything that is happening on both sides of the road, behind you, and in front of you at all times.

· Always expect the other drivers on the road to make mistakes. Think about what you would have to do if any driver around you does make a mistake. Always be cautious.

· When driving behind other vehicles, you should be four seconds behind them at all times.

· Never get in a hurry. If you speed, you will only increase your chances of getting pulled over or in an accident. Even if you're late, you should still drive at a proper speed. You won't arrive to your destination at all if you drive too quickly and end up injured or pulled over!

Prepare yourself as best you can before taking the test. Remember all of these tips whenever you drive, so that you will become more confident behind the wheel. If you do all of these things, you will increase your chances of passing.

Learn more about online driving courses, guides, and tips to increase your chances of passing. You need to educate yourself as much as possible so that you can become a better driver. You can also learn driving test secrets that you can use to impress the examiner!

Hope this tips helped you,
Nadav

nadavs

Thursday, March 25, 2010

First Time Driving: Steph

One of the worst months to learn how to drive is March. It's rainy, it's cold, and it's just uncomfortable. However, it didn't stop Steph from trying. Watch her freezing in her place when trying to reverse while her mother freaks out.



This video was taken on March 12, so Steph still has a long way to go until she gets her license. By then she'll be much better.

Good luck!
Nadav

nadavs