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Hi guys, completly driving newbie, so i a started to learn how to drive (no i am not underage) and everything was going fine, easy as fuck i would say, then the guy with who i was learning to drive switched the car for the one i will have on my driving test and HOLY FUCKING SHIT ITS SO SENSITIVE, i barely fucking put my feet on the pedal and the car goes crazy, but if i try really really really hard to barely touch i go to slow so i can't even make turns before someone almost crashing into me because i am making a turn for 5+ seconds, my question is how the fuck do i do this, taking turns is the worst, do i immediatly switch to second gear as i start right after the first one the car so i can make it smoother or what do i do.
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>>17752595
You're doing it wrong. First, go fast into the turn.
Start turning, clutch in, rev up, clutch out, steer in the direction you want the car to go.
Congrats you just made a corner.
This is what all cars are doing 100% of the time, even automatics.
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>>17752619
I am not a native-english speaker so i don't know if i understand this right, what exactly does clutch in clutch out mean. I assume rev up means going faster
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>>17752595
Are you driving a manual or auto?
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>>17752667
Manual
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>>17752629
Clutch refers the the far left pedal, and clutch out just means to take your foot out/off the clutch. Rev up just means to add throttle. Rev is short for revolutions.
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>>17752619
>This is what all cars are doing 100% of the time, even automatics.
Then the cops pull you over for not yielding.
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>>17752751
So..what do i do?
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