Driving Tips Needed

I'm now learning how to drive an automatic car, and it's so challenging for me. I'm also on the shorter side for a female. Under 5 feet. I really would appreciate some driving tips if you would be so kind. I'm having difficulty knowing whether or not I'm keeping the car straight. I realized that I'm either too much on one side of the road, or the other, almost like I'm swerving.

Thanks

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Diotrephes · 70-79, M

@SWUser193 [quote]Driving Tips Needed[/quote]

Here are some tips:

[b]1.[/b] Do not use a phone when driving.

[b]2. [/b] Turn on your lights when it rains and when there is low light.

[b]3.[/b] Check for cars in your blind spots before changing lanes and use your turn signal lights before changing lanes.

[b]4.[/b] Be aware of tailgaters when approaching traffic lights because if you stop suddenly on a yellow light the idiots tailgating you will most likely crash into you. So, adjust your speed when approaching traffic lights so that you don't run a red light or have to stop suddenly.

[b]5.[/b] Be aware that you can spin out on icy or wet roads if you have to brake hard.

[b]6.[/b] Maintain a good auto accident insurance policy.

[b]7[/b]. When driving on an open highway, if you are in the right lane, adjust your speed so that vehicles entering the highway can do so safely. Slow down to give them room or else change lanes if possible so that you won't crowd them. Remember, when you got on the road you didn't want some idiot to run into you as you were getting on the highway.

[b]8[/b] Keep your eyes on the road to see what's ahead of you as far as possible and always keep looking in your rearview and side mirrors to see what the idiots around you are doing.

[b]9[/b] If you see vehicles stopped of the side of the highway, change lanes as far as possible from them before you get to them.

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