I noticed the other day....I drive differently than my Dad.
*NOTE* I am Canadian, so it might be reversed for RH-drive Brit-heritage cars. But I am assuming steering wheel left-side of auto here...
I am first option, I predominantly drive with my left-hand on the wheel. I think this is because I was trained on a 5-speed/manual transmission?
Meanwhile, Pops has right-hand on the wheel. I think it's because when he was young, he was into cruising the strip. He often has the window down, with left-arm resting on sill. And he drives automatics.
Anyway, I was just wondering how you drive?
If you are a perfectly law-abiding citizen, please choose option 3 with no remorse, the world needs order...and good drivers.
Option 4 (knee) is for those who like to scarf big burritos while driving. Also for those who like to do the crossword. Or live in a megalopolis like New York or Boston where you have to fill up every three days, but also replace brakes every three months due to insane gridlock.
Option 5 is for guys in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, North/South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, western Kansas, eastern Colorado, etc...we know that all you need to do is tie a rope to the steering wheel, with a rock at the end, and set the cruise-control.
How do YOU drive a vehicle?
*NOTE* I am Canadian, so it might be reversed for RH-drive Brit-heritage cars. But I am assuming steering wheel left-side of auto here...
I am first option, I predominantly drive with my left-hand on the wheel. I think this is because I was trained on a 5-speed/manual transmission?
Meanwhile, Pops has right-hand on the wheel. I think it's because when he was young, he was into cruising the strip. He often has the window down, with left-arm resting on sill. And he drives automatics.
Anyway, I was just wondering how you drive?
If you are a perfectly law-abiding citizen, please choose option 3 with no remorse, the world needs order...and good drivers.
Option 4 (knee) is for those who like to scarf big burritos while driving. Also for those who like to do the crossword. Or live in a megalopolis like New York or Boston where you have to fill up every three days, but also replace brakes every three months due to insane gridlock.
Option 5 is for guys in Saskatchewan, Manitoba, Alberta, North/South Dakota, Montana, Wyoming, Nebraska, western Kansas, eastern Colorado, etc...we know that all you need to do is tie a rope to the steering wheel, with a rock at the end, and set the cruise-control.
How do YOU drive a vehicle?
