How do you hold your steering wheel?

[CVT]

parang yung nasa joke thread..

Hahaha!

Sabay tayo bro,- mabibilis talaga ang mga kamay (at daliri) ng mga Tsikoteers...

16.3:shower:

[_Qwerty_]

back to the topic.. eto sabi dito..

4 things you didn't learn in driver's ed - Yahoo! Autos

parang mahirap yung 8-4..

Use Thumb Hangers... and Forget 10 and 2

A cop I know was once fiddling with the in-car computer with his right hand while driving the car with his left hand at 12 (the top of the steering wheel, for those of you young enough to be unfamiliar with analog clocks. We know you're out there.) When the distracted police officer smashed into a stopped car, the force of the airbag deployment flung his hand back into his face, and he broke out his front teeth with his own hand.

That, my friends, is why you don't drive with a hand at 12 o'clock. The 10 and 2 position, once the common wisdom of driver's ed classes, is also dead (or at least it should be) thanks to airbags. The proper position is 9 and 3, while the Italian-esque 8 and 4 is more than acceptable. Don't do those hand-over-hand turns anymore, either.

Most modern steering wheels have "thumb hangers" that naturally put your hands at 9 and 3 so you won't smack yourself if an airbag deploys. Below 14 mph (the approximate speed for airbag deployment) I don't care where put your hands. Nor will I get bent out of shape if you cross over 11 or 1 in an urgent situation. But my students need a good reason to cross 12 o'clock.

[XTO]

right hand only - on 12 o'clock
left elbow nakalabas ng konti sa bintana-bukas, nasa baba/chin ang left thumb
todo atras ang seat and todo sandal
ayan...
:chopper: :showoff:

[Starex_Gold]

Bro pagmainit ang ulo dapat no hands sa steering wheel.


Nasa mukha ng kaaway mo ang kamay mo!!!!

Pards pag mainit ang ulo may kaaway agad? :hysterical:

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Homie style, left hand lang...12:00 nakahiga na upuan..


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[xtian119]

9 and 3 for me. Kapag cruising sa highway left hand na lang at 10