how to keep car centralised in the lane?
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whats your advise for this?
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use computers.
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trying to drive without a licence?
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Use the forc... No, I mean use the wing mirrors
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use your feeling... if u tink its centralize.. its centralize
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Check the ERP thingie in your car is in line with the road markings on your right.
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I noticed when I was driving straight after I got licence, in my family's CRV I would tend to be too far to the left of the lane, so now I kinda just drive more to the right then I feel is normal, but it turns out to be in the centre
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Try look further ahead.
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Open your eyes
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look far + experience
last time when i m noobdriver i tend to stick close to line(duno y)
now i don have dat problem anymore -
use your feeling baby!
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use the lane markings and put your yourself a bit off centre to the right
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Train in high way in midnight.
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aim the backside of the car in front
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haha no la.. right now i make sure the road markings is in line with the corner of the A pillar of the car while i drive. but at highspeeds its a little distracting to keep on checking the line alignment. thus wanna see how you guys do that
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2 ways to centralise your car in the lane..
1. See your ERP device in yr car.. keep the ERP device inside the lane but near to the right line or the lane.. the car will fall perfectly centre in the lane..
2. use side mirror.. ..see both side mirrors.. and be sure thelength of the (side of the car to the line on the floor) is equal on both side.. that will do the job.. -
try to make the arrows run under your gearbox.
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use feeling...if cant feel...see side mirrors for the lines
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one of the tire is punctured?Originally posted by Elysium7:I noticed when I was driving straight after I got licence, in my family's CRV I would tend to be too far to the left of the lane, so now I kinda just drive more to the right then I feel is normal, but it turns out to be in the centre -
if tyre puncture, he'll be doing 360 spins at high speed alreadyOriginally posted by freedom4ever:one of the tire is punctured? -
Haha nah, for some reason I had tendency to make my driving position (where I'm sitting) in the centre of the lane, and hence my car was too far to the left. But I corrected itOriginally posted by freedom4ever:one of the tire is punctured? 
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Expressway not many arrows leh, highways lagi more rare.Originally posted by sinicker:try to make the arrows run under your gearbox. -
erh.. it juz come to me as center when i drive leh.. i oso didnt bother check much and my instructor oso nv correct me..
maybe u nid to sit in vehicles more..
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Concentrate, try to look far, dun always look at yr hand on the steering, dun talk while driving. Relax n dun hold too tight. steering may not be center, wheel alignment out- mostly towards left side.