how to keep car centralised in the lane?

• monoslayer

  1 Mar 07, 00:10

  use jedi mind trick.
• Cool-gal

  1 Mar 07, 01:29

  now i noe...
• Gackt247

  1 Mar 07, 01:41

  My advice to u.. dun even bother to drive. You're a hazard.
• sinicker

  1 Mar 07, 01:44

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Expressway not many arrows leh, highways lagi more rare.

  oh. den for him, use normal roads to get to his destination then.
• R3SsH|n

  1 Mar 07, 01:54

  its a feeling thing right...
• SEI

  1 Mar 07, 02:10

  Originally posted by paperx:

  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..

  in my car the erp is in the middle then how??
• paperx

  1 Mar 07, 10:23

  Originally posted by SEI:

  in my car the erp is in the middle then how??

  if i not wrong.. u can keep the ERP unit inside the left line.. but near to it..
  
  but best is to use side mirror.. wont wrong
• siaokao

  1 Mar 07, 12:54

  Originally posted by paperx:

  if i not wrong.. u can keep the ERP unit inside the left line.. but near to it..
  
  but best is to use side mirror.. wont wrong

  No offence bro.. bt can u drive?
  
  I cannot imagine having to focus on ERP transponder, using that as aim point while driving. Also, there is absolutely no need to use wing mirrors to keep urself on the road. Driving ur style is hazardous!
• paperx

  1 Mar 07, 13:06

  Originally posted by siaokao:

  No offence bro.. bt can u drive?
  
  I cannot imagine having to focus on ERP transponder, using that as aim point while driving. Also, there is absolutely no need to use wing mirrors to keep urself on the road. Driving ur style is hazardous!

  of cos i can drive.. passed long ago.. -.-
  
  its is not constantly forcus on the ERP unit.. its juz a guide as u drive.. i am not asking them to constantly to look at it when driving.. just take a peek at it to make sure u are in the lane.. juz like when u checking your blind spot.. its just some guide for those hu cant stay themselves in the lane..
  
  i personally seen alot on the road.. hu drive like their grandfather road.. and most pple need to siam them in order not to get into any accident or scratches.. those pple is more hazardous..
• siaokao

  1 Mar 07, 13:33

  Originally posted by paperx:

  of cos i can drive.. passed long ago.. -.-
  
  its is not constantly forcus on the ERP unit.. its juz a guide as u drive.. i am not asking them to constantly to look at it when driving.. just take a peek at it to make sure u are in the lane.. juz like when u checking your blind spot.. its just some guide for those hu cant stay themselves in the lane..
  
  i personally seen alot on the road.. hu drive like their grandfather road.. and most pple need to siam them in order not to get into any accident or scratches.. those pple is more hazardous..

  ok.. but there is really no need to use erp or wing mirror for this at all.. remember not all erp transponders are mounted at the same location, also not all cars have transponders (driving overseas). Learning to drive the proper way will help u adapt to different cars faster.
  
  btw, how "old" is your driver's license?
• paperx

  1 Mar 07, 13:40

  its just a guide for new learners or p plates..
  
  btw.. driving 2 years already