Why would anyone consciously pass gas in the car? I am glad my Dad or brother never did that because I will seriously get mad. And they don't want that!
For me, I don't like my passenger to be noisy (as in annoying) while I'm driving. No eating allowed inside the car, because I have to deal with the mess that was left behind. I can take a back seat driver but up to a certain extent only.![]()
I know a lot of old people who just know how to drive, but aren't smooth about it at all.
- Doesn't know how to rev match when downshifting, leading to jerkiness
- Abrupt and staggered steering inputs, disrupting the car's balance
- Poor modulation of brakes when stopping, very strong recoil when approaching a full stop
These are taught in proper driving schools, and these are universal skills that are applicable even in racing.
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I've also had bad experiences with old people driving my cars... thats why i prefer to drive my own cars [emoji1]
when gramps drove my car a few years back; at the stoplight, he suddenly revved the car very high then slammed it to drive (its an automatic). the tires were screeching and the car was shaking, i was so scared! and the way he cornered, akala ko mag ro-roll over kami! my whole body was literally nakadikit sa side! maybe he just wanted to bring back the glory days of being young... sorry, OT na hehehe...
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Hehehe,- I just remembered commenting something to our Tito who was driving his favorite Volvo in NJ, and I was one of his passengers (together with his loving wife, my loving wifey and my in-law)....
I jokingly told him that he was doing the famous CA rolling stop in an all-way stop (intersection).
He never talked with me the whole day (that day only)... However, up to this day, I still regret making that "joke-comment"....
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This particular topic was not covered much by my instructor sa A1 considering na I enrolled for a 15 hour class with many 2 hour sessions. Anyways, had to self study about it (read online articles and even watch those how to drive videos sa youtube).
So far sa 1 year and x months experience ko in driving, I had 3 accidents. 2 accident sa garage while parking and moving out our vios and montero (damn, learned the hard way na iba idrive ang suv sa sedan) then one involving a third party pero minor damage lang (butas sa bumper niya). Oh well those accidents were during my newbie days and lessons were learned.
BTT I really hate how our new driver drives our Montero, hindi maalaga sa kotse [emoji19]
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