It can be difficult for a novice driver on the road. And even if he has learned all the rules of the road by heart and has a good command of the steering wheel and gearbox, there are often cases of road misunderstandings. Didn't fit into the parking lot, for example, or scratched the car while driving into the garage. You just need to learn to feel the dimensions of your car.
Instructions
Step 1
Pay attention to your car feel from the front. Newbies often get the impression that the car ends up in the driver's seat. However, in front of you is still the nose of the car, at least a meter long. It happens that the nose is sloping in the car, and its far edge is not visible from the driver's seat. In this case, you need to fix in your head that there is still the nose of the car about a meter long in front of you. For example, when driving in a traffic jam, keep your distance from the vehicle in front, taking this into account.
Step 2
Now think about what is on your left. In order not to drive into an adjacent lane, make sure that the discontinuous or solid lane marking line separating the lanes runs along the lower left corner of your windshield. This means that you have about 70 centimeters to the edge of the strip.
Step 3
If you feel the dimensions on the right, also focus on the lower right corner of the windshield. There, when driving, a strip of curbstone should pass. This is especially important when parking, otherwise you run the risk of hitting a curb or park your car too far from the edge of the roadway.
Step 4
The rear distance is best determined by looking at the rearview mirrors. In the left mirror, you will see your entire car completely - from the driver's seat to the tail. Keep in mind that this distance is approximately three meters.
