How To Drive Centered In Your Lane - "FunnelVision" + Other Helpful Tips!

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Published 2023-09-24
How To Drive Centered In Your Lane - "FunnelVision" + Other Helpful Tips!

One of the basic skills that all drivers need to master is how to drive centered in your lane. This is something that especially concerns new drivers, and if they happen to drift into another lane during their driving test, they could get an automatic fail. It's also something that experienced drivers could use a refresher on, and it's never too late to simply try to improve the skills you already have. In this video, I offer you some tips on how to make it easier to stay in the center of your lane, no matter what type of road you're on. Once you learn this important driving skill, you'll be more confident behind the wheel, and you'll also be a safer driver. Thanks for watching, and as always, drive safe!

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All Comments (21)
  • @reagan1595
    Thank goodness for people like you who actually identify problems and then explain actionable things to do to fix them. Seems like competent driving instructors are a rarity.
  • @AliJoanPlans
    These videos and others helped me get over my anxiety and pass my test today for the first time with only 3 minors 🎉
  • Thank you very much for this tip. I have been struggling with keeping my lane as a learner driver. I other point pont is to keep practise, will get better
  • The part about reference points is ingenious. Quite possibly the most helpful advice I’ve ever heard
  • @inyobill
    Of course, good advice and instruction. I center in my lane, if appropriate. Often, especially driving in the narrow, obstructed roads here in Germany, it makes sense not to center. Driving in the states, I adjust my position in my lane also based on conditions. If I am approaching a vehicle that is wandering in their lane, and it is clear away from their lane, I have no problem shifting my position away from them to provide maximum air betyween me and them. If you can't see past the vehicle ion front of you, you're following too close.
  • Blind spot mirrors are great for seeing actual lane position. Also I never liked 9 and 3. I like left hand at 12 or 8. At 12 it becomes a reference point. At 8 it is a nice place to cruise. The right hand is only used for tricky maneuvers but mostly for fiddling with the radio.
  • Great video as always, love the in depth way you explain no matter how “Simple” something is
  • @liannebenn2097
    I was taught to keep bearer the curb. If a car coming from the opposite direction swerves a bit into your side that gives you a safer position.
  • @khansandra
    Thank you so much for this insightful lesson Sir!!!
  • @colinjava8447
    I just visualize a line going down the centre of the lane and position myself just to the right of it (uk driver here). I think being a nervous driver whilst learning can help, at least for me, cause I always have both hands on the wheel (car is automatic) and I never take my eyes off the road. If I need to press a button, I won't do it in one go, I'll get my finger near the button first, then eyes on the road, then I'll glance back to the button and press it, this is much safer than taking your eyes off the road for the entire duration of the button press.
  • @elevatorfan125
    I have seen drivers ride down the middle of the road when there is no center line on a 2 lane road. You need to make sure that you stay on your side of the road on an undivided 2 lane road if it is a 2 way street
  • @simonothieno7440
    Thanks so much and you earn my follow cos of this important tips