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Excellent. You can now remove the yellow rookie stripes from the rear bumper..On this day, at 4:52 pm I hit the Autobahn for the first time. There was a little traffic jam because a lot of (left) people were heading to Chemnitz.
Nevertheless when the street was clear, we got to around 210 kph
I originally intended not to go faster than 150 kph as I didn't wanna do anything dangerous, but after that traffic jam dissolved a Dacia was blocking the left lane, and when it finally moved over I was told to floor itExcellent. You can now remove the yellow rookie stripes from the rear bumper..
.A VW Golf with a 2-litre diesel engine and approximately 150 horsepower.130.5 Mile Per Hour is pretty respectable.
What vehicle were you doing this speed run in?
Same here.
Same here.
Imagine that.
I had to do parallel parking for the first time two days ago.
Very good! If this is your first time driving it is harder to start out learning to use a clutch rather than an automatic, but as you show it can be done.
Thanks! I don't think shifting is that difficult when you are used to it. There is no point in learning on an automatic here, because most of the cars (and I'd guess at least half of the new cars) are still manuals. Almost all the older cars are manuals, and my first car is definately not going to be a new one.
Good Luck
Mom told me that back in the day when cars had bumpers with leaf springs supporting them (1930s) Granddad would simply place his bumper against the bumper of any car in his way and push it until he wedged himself in. Apparently that was normal driving in New York city back then. Sure couldn't get way with that today on modern cars with plastic bumper covers...Reminds me of a story: We had on street parking on one side only. Room for five cars or maybe six if you wanted to push the rules. Had a neighbor lady that didn't care about the rules. My dad would park with front bumper right on the line to allow six cars parked tightly. Neighbor would pull up and back into his front bumper, then pull up about 6". So he would frequently have a car 6" away on both ends. She would parked completely illegally. One day dad happened to be walking across street to get in car. She does her usual thing and gets out, starts across street. Dad puts car in gear and pushes her car forward about 5 feet, tires smoking, backs up and easily pulls out. She just looked around at the cloud of smoke and rubber then just went on in her house. Finally got the message. Didn't do it again. i about busted a gut.
I took mine in a 1950 Ford. I passed but it was hard to see the curb out of those windows.
I had to do parallel parking for the first time two days ago.
I figured looking through the back window is way easier than using the rear-view camera.
Parallel parking is not very difficult at all.
The driving instructor even recommended me to watch some dash cam videos because you can see avoidable mistakes there, like running OVER a red light.
There was no such thing as drivers ed when I was in school. It was at home with the head bonker in the passenger seat.
There was no such thing as drivers ed when I was in school. It was at home with the head bonker in the passenger seat.
I saw this, too, Clutch, and just howled with laughter.
