6 Things You Didn’t Know You Were Doing Wrong When Driving Fast

[@kroneyt1493]

Always drive fast next to cops. They will usually be impressed and give you points on your license. If you collect enough of these points, you can win prizes! Like... a new license.

[@responsez47]

Underrated comment. Great one!

[@JackFoxtrotEDM]

Account Abandoned What is this, Burnout Paradise? Am I gonna earn new licenses through wins?

[@AlexeySherstnev]

Acab

[@dragonfireproductions790]

You could actually go to a comfy place at a very overpriced rate! Just kick one of the cops and you'll have a ticket there!

[@HarryAndCars]

Lmao

[@mahinrishad2483]

I think the biggest precaution is to keep your ego in check.

[@zavierstanford332]

Yes

[@idklol3541]

Honestly, well said..

[@kieranklipz1185]

But then there’s no adrenaline rush.....

[@jamesmylife6578]

There isn’t a wrong way to drive fast as long as you don’t crash

[@suffers555]

Facts

[@spazda_mx5]

Don't confuse your intentions with your ability.

[@reecem2989]

agentbob100 this

[@NextKnown]

that

[@Hartbreak1]

you can say that a thousand times, a lot of people will say "hell yeah! I can go fast!", but should they? Most of them can't even grasp the fundamentals of everyday driving, much less the fundamentals of driving fast and safely. "Everything can be solved putting the pedal to the metal amirite?!".

[@nicozimmermann8672]

thats by far the most important answer dude

[@Hartbreak1]

Yellow Waffle AQ3D yeah totally agree.

[@JMNTN]

When I'm driving fast: 70% looking out for speeding cameras 30% paying attention to the road

[@HarryAndCars]

69th like and also so true

[@upwaveflash8429]

Death has Join the chat

[@HarryAndCars]

@@upwaveflash8429 oof

[@marek4882]

Or you can simply use Waze

[@giraffe3718]

@@marek4882 does it show ALL the speed cameras tho? i was driving to back from wales the other day and had a feeling it could have missed out on some

[@Rmalikk]

Poop before driving for weight reduction

[@dforscher]

best suggestion ever !

[@PolarArctica]

Emptying the car of all fluids helps too! Engine oil is wayyyyyy too mainstream tbh.

[@edex3939]

+2 hp confirmed 😂

[@jorxan_461]

R. Malik weight reduction -9.99999 satisfaction guaranteed

[@nedkogenov5530]

whoever made this vid hes not the one who needs to tell me how to drive

[@wheresthelambsauce8705]

My technique is straight line no matter what. If there is a roundabout, drive over it, if there is a sharp bend, plough straight on. That way you will be sure to reach a good and safe speed

[@clayton8or]

EVERY ROAD IS A DRAG STRIP HOOSIERS WHEELIE BARS SUPER THIN TIRES V8 V8 SUPERCHARGER RWD V8 AMERICA

[@DivideBYZero69]

AUDI SUPER UNDERSTEER! ENAGAGE!

[@jim4686]

Ayy dawg, shortest distance between two points is also the fastest ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

[@gn01036238]

dude do you drive a mustang? cause you tried to go in a straight line then you end up drift out of the sharp bend.

[@wheresthelambsauce8705]

cider Dixon i have a fiat panda so I can't afford to break and corner as i have spent 3 hours getting to 70

[@Deoxide]

"Playing Loud Music" Eurobeat is not included. It would decrease reaction time by 100%. It also adds 50 hp and godlike techniques. Takumi Fujiwara Confirmed.

[@GlassStatus]

Deoxide I swear it does

[@akmalps9999]

*eurobeat intensifies *Running in the 90's starts playing

[@reddeath4life]

Akmal Manan Deja Vu NANI!?

[@benjamindanielsen5204]

MAX POWER! MAX POWER!

[@ye7170]

Deoxide DEJA VU!

[@FarMango]

Playing loud music is a bad habit except if it's Eurobeat

[@TheFreakbreak]

If it's Darude - Sandstorm

[@monkeyfan250]

that is actually true, euro-beat helps me when i drive especially when dealing with stupid drivers however it should be listened to in small burst. no more then 40 mins to an hour. also breaks are necessary XD

[@jazz7791]

Initial D eurobeat increases driving skill by 50% but touhou eurobeat turns you into a driving god.

[@Alex-ch2ud]

@@jazz7791 Nah that's cringe bro

[@michaelfilippi1520]

No it's only a good idea if its anime music or Russian pop. Maybe even a combination of animes, Russian pop, trap, and slow rap in the middle of the song.

[@BondTheOGYT]

Put the shifter into 'R', for Race 😉

[@BondTheOGYT]

I swear it works well

[@kal1mm]

Bond or 'N' for nitro.

[@virgilio123]

Good ol' stick will do too ;)

[@derpymemes9694]

Marvin Kersten no it means race

[@manusk40]

Marvin Kersten in a Ferrari ?

[@ultigameriowan27]

Stay calm when you get caught behind slower moving traffic. If you get angry with them for being slow I've found it moves your concentration away from driving. This means you make mistakes which could lead to an accident. But, and most importantly it takes the fun out of driving.

[@SebiStr99]

yeah, it's very important to stay calm and maybe (depending on the road and laws) thinking about how you can overtake in a save way, without risking too much

[@cpufreak101]

Ultigameriowan it's one thing if you want to do 70 in a 50 and they're going 55, it's another thing though when the traffic in front of you is doing 7 in a no passing zone, cause that's what happened to me today

[@SI0AX]

That is stupid. Doing 7 is like your vehicle is disabled. Something similar happened to me where there was a very slow driver in a no passing single lane and at first there was no one behind me, but I look again and suddenly there is a huge traffic jam all caused by that 1 turtle driver! >:(

[@cpufreak101]

SI0AX yeah, in their defense though there were quite a few pedestrians around due to a bunch of yard sales in the area, and they had an out of state plate

[@grisznik]

Yeah, and a good way to stay calm is force yourself to keep proper distance and not tailgate them, waiting for any chance to overtake.

[@artifexmusic]

"Playing loud music"" dont play eurobeat loud. its gonna decrease reactions timing by 100% and give you godlike techniques. and makes you go sideways at a corner and cant forget it adds 50 hp more

[@GECKOZFTW]

I have played Eurobeat in my shitty Ford Ka mk1 many times on my favourite b road. No regrets at all. The short gearing and the wheel at each corner design make it sooooo so fun to drive. Note: I only hoon down that road very late at night.

[@mikeycage1587]

Top tip: Don't Be The Prick On The Road. 👍 Drive fast but drive safe.

[@kylealdryncabral5716]

There's a lot of dumbass drivers here in the Philippines Hahaha!

[@bee-r]

Luv luv luv ur comment. You said it PERFECTLY 👌🏻🙌🏻👍🏻❤️❤️❤️

[@VossWaterKim]

That's why 4am is the best. You can drive as fast as possible cuz there's like 3 cars on the highway

[@thuvaraganr6346]

Now it makes sense why we turn the volume down when trying to look at road signs.😀

[@NoHaBi02]

Epic Supercars I found the car that i want for my first car. Its a smaller sports car, and its just how I want it. Though there is one problem, its an automatic. I really want a manual because everyone says that its much more fun driving a sports car with a manual transmission, but i have been looking forever, and still haven't found a manual version in my price range. I know that I need an automatic for my first car just for safety, but if I could drive a manual then I could drive anything. also once I get used to driving I feel like I would regret buying an automatic because I already get bored while driving an automatic. So should i go ahead, and get the automatic or should i wait for a manual. Sorry for the random question I just need help.

[@HacharyZalo]

yeah! turning volume down means less total sensory input. your brain has to process less information so it can focus more on what's important. science is crazy.

[@SlevinCCX]

Holy shit... I do that too.

[@StephenButlerOne]

Epic Supercars so true. If you enter a foreign town, or need to do a complex maneuver, you'll aways mute the radio for added concentration.

[@johannkuhn5685]

Noah Bishop: Why do you say that you need an autotragic as your first car for safety? If you practice away from traffic then it's better to learn manual, plus in some countries (like here in ZA) you're limited by your licence. If you do your drivers test with an auto, you'll get an automatic-only licence. I learned to drive in a manual '87 Mazda 323, and it's really not a problem. Personally I'd wait for a manual, unless you plan on having more than one car. As an owner of both (granted, it's an old 3-speed, I only drive old cars), I can confirm that you'll be missing out big time with an auto.

[@MayankShrivastava-1]

I usually do 225kmph/140mph on the German Autobahn: My Checklist: Speed up only if the road ahead is straight and clear Look out for cars in the other lane ahead of you who might misjudge your speed Practice hard breaking on an open stretch of road with no traffic to do your best when you need this skill the most Get comfortable with the car for a few days or months before testing its limits Only do such speeds in Germany in no speed limit zone or a race track. Nowhere else!

[@globalcitizen8321]

Do you check your tires? At high speed pressure increases dramatically. A sudden tyre explosion due to fatigue can happen if the tyre is old or weared.

[@diWHY_Jake]

It really sucks being in the US having to drive 16+ hours and having to do it at 70 mph. I'll take my lil 328i up to 90 in the really desolate parts, but until my dreams of a European delivery come to fruition, I'm stuck on the lower half of the speedometer.

[@luukvanoijen7082]

Great advice. The german autobahn is so fun to drive on! Recently drove to austria through germany (im from the netherlands) and did 180kmh in a 2nd gen fiat panda haha. Was only really possible downhill, but damn was it fun

[@speediskey3856]

@@luukvanoijen7082 lol i'm dutch too, can't wait to legally drive.

[@jazz7791]

If you do practice hard braking don't forgot to check your brakes. They might over heat during practice or be worn down so they don't work properly

[@bazzyg]

Cruise for around 20 mins to warm up tyres before taking bends.

[@timbot11]

Bazzyg not only for the tires make for a long living engine it should be warm too. (I drive rotary so thats extra important

[@danielredheffer9309]

Tim Kreukels Same here. Leaving work last Wednesday before Thanksgiving, I let my RX8 warm up but not the tires. Took off and punched it in second on a left turn. Then proceeded to go almost completely sideways one way and then the other before I reeled her back in. I learned a valuable lesson that day; don't mess around on cold tires especially with RWD 😬

[@sparklygames71]

Nah just send it, and it'll be a good day

[@informerlabs8606]

Awd gang

[@sparklygames71]

@@informerlabs8606 haha yuh

[@ticcerz1790]

“number 2: playing loud music” baby driver: 👁👄👁

[@Aristocrafied]

My fast driving tip: don't do it in the city. bonus tip: assume 90% of the other people on the road are complete idiots and thus drive defensively. That means alot of people in fast cars are idiots and I myself have seen proof of that.

[@noxious89123]

As a motorcyclist as well as a car enthusiast, I'll share an important lesson; Assume 100% of other people on the road are complete idiots. Do not be complacent!

[@Perry_dAccard]

noxious89123 Good man. That is exactly what I tell everyone who starts riding a bike. Saved my skin more than once.

[@derJackistweg]

Aristocrafied actually I don't understand what's ment by “fast“??? 60 mp/h??? I know only one place to drive fast: Autobahn in Germany (actually just some %). last year I ALMOST shot into an britisch mini bus switching to the fastest lane - which is INDEED ! - the very LEFT one! I was @ 140 mp/h, he @ 60. full, I mean full, on the brakes one hand on the horn one on the flash light and in the very last moment he realised and turned to the middle lane again. I reduced my speed to his, still on the brakes, when I was next to his drivers door. obviously too late IF he didn't turn back. I am still here and can add: 1 always think of the unexpected 2 often you have to react fast and with emphases

[@richardforsell223]

Well I want to give you all guys a tip: Dont do it on the city and not on a public road. Go to the racetracks instead to push your cars or accidents will happen sooner or later... even if you manage to keep your car on the right side of the road someone elese might not.. so please speed up only during controlled situations...

[@Perry_dAccard]

Richard Forsell Your advice may be right but it makes me sad...we don't have racetracks because they are illegal...can you believe this shit?

[@williamrayner738]

tip for driving fast: take a poop before you leave or you'll might poop when you crash.

[@NextKnown]

I'm ready

[@anunknowndude]

this is very very true and very funny too lol

[@Farisn23]

William Rayner

[@Thundershark777]

Fart hard while riding a bike for extra boost

[@Sebbe-qw8ho]

William Rayner And you are saving weight

[@Richona]

Drive within the ability of the tyres, not the car.

[@cpufreak101]

Robert S I know this one, hit the limit of grip in my car going around a 90 degree bend at 35, tires were really squealing unhappily lol

[@Guitarplayer22222]

smart

[@benbunch4159]

Drive within the ability and sightlines of the driver, not the ability of the tires.

[@Wtfisahandle344]

Just drive

[@ignacioconde2219]

Lets see. My tires are 165 x 60 x 20... whats the max turn speed and angle for those?

[@cal_s777]

Don’t drive 50mph through a small town centre after only having a car for 3 days other wise you’ll hit a lamppost and write it off like I did :)

[@construction9715]

Lol

[@tiaelago-oretukaumunika7017]

F

[@z609gaming]

F

[@ocallaghan3865]

Don't drive 50 mph in a British countryside road thats very straight

[@cal_s777]

@@ocallaghan3865 damnn what a throwback it really been 2 years since that happened haha ive had my license revoked and must have like 12 points and been in and out of court some things clearly dont improve over time nice 😂

[@franciscopereira3932]

Confirm the state of your tires, brakes and engine fluids. I think is an important thing to look before you go a track.

[@Blackhawkso]

Francisco Pereira I was about to say before track check tires for pressure and any damage but you beat me too it lol

[@Teknologix2010]

And tire pressure! ;)

[@fuzzywumble]

And if you're not going on a track, check road conditions and usage. nothing's worse than seeing a beautiful, car-empty road that's full of cyclists :(

[@RebeccaCampbell1969]

Francisco Pereira a plane pilot does this every time he is going to fly... perhaps car racing isn't as deadly as a plane when hardware fails, but that is a great recommendation.

[@CinemaUnited]

Francisco Pereira You need to do that often and not only when driving on a track.

[@Iron883Man]

Use your brain and take in account other driver's possible stupidity. In other words, you might as well go to a track because on public roads there will always be an idiot around that is too busy watching his cellphone or is completely oblivious to what is happening in any of his mirrors. On public roads a golden rule in your car is: always assume the worst...and don't get mad when it actually turns out to be reality.

[@bernatmoko2740]

TheDudeInTheRedHotHatch only because ur on a track it doesnt mean there is no idiots

[@proksalevente]

Assume the wurst.... Germans just invaded this comment

[@Camdenlw]

Assume the bratwurst

[@coolguy6263]

My dad often drills that into my head since i live in a third world country and road rules are basically non-existent everywhere is basically the auto-ban

[@InsanePorcupine]

@@bernatmoko2740 The idiots are everywhere, save us.

[@hamoud5376]

don't drive fast while raining.

[@ray-Bolantah]

hamada official actually driving on the rain is ny fave.

[@LegendInThaMakin]

Except if you have Michelin pilot 4s tires. Then drive as fast as you want, there is almost no difference between dry or wet traction.

[@juandontworryaboutit4150]

hamada official specially on a rwd, seen people try to burn out and end up in a ditch

[@kleinfeicht]

hamada official as long as you get good tires you can drive really fast at any weather without problems ...

[@another3997]

LegendInThaMakin That is a physical impossibility. Actual science, as opposed to a KZbin 'expert'. The coefficient of friction is always reduced in the wet, but you'll probably only find out when you really need that extra grip to avoid an expensive interface with something solid. It's this kind of overconfidence that causes accidents.

[@cearnest1]

Inspect your car before hitting the roads. I normally do this just in case. Also, I let my car warm up slowly before driving it hard.

[@rodrigobastos5804]

So you are saying that euro beat won't help my doriftu?

[@LoganBlood]

Do not listen to him Takumi. EuroBest always helps with drifto technique

[@leandrofod]

Issa lie

[@mikeuchiha5972]

Rodrigo Bastos are you saying that I can't listen to killing in the name of

[@ajlewis7901]

Rodrigo Bastos i

[@zacharyp10]

Rodrigo Bastos KANSAI DORIFTO???

[@Turtleswan]

Can I make a serious comment and tip for younger drivers. Dont drive your 1996 toyota corrola or other shit box as though it was a focus rs or a like on mountain/Canyon road. You may think you are Colin McRae but when you get something wrong ESC and ABS wont be there to save you. I have personally fished my friend out of his overturned car at the base of a valley when he locked all 4 wheels on a hairpin, he drove it straight off a cliff into a tree which flipped it on to its roof. He was lucky to sustain no injuries. You may not be. Moral of this comment is to have fun, but drive to the limits of your car and not your perceived ability.

[@SPTSuperSprinter156]

Definitely, and I think discovering the limits of your car is important, even basics like driving round an empty car park and seeing how it responds when you turn the wheel and brake hard. I always do this in a new car I get so I know if a crisis happens how it will handle and in what ways I can push it.

[@Faisalsafio]

Callyy F exactly and maybe even taking a roundabout with crazy speeds to find out when your car slips

[@typingreallyfast]

It was probably Eurobeat did that to him

[@SickJose]

Turtleswan thank you, finally someone who understands.

[@APsupportsTerrorism]

Focus RS is probably in more danger than the 96 Corolla... just doesn't have the HP or Torque to push that hard and most will know their car is a shitbox. Focus people think they're all rally sport drivers now... and it definitely has more than enough power to get dumb aggressive drivers in trouble on a mountain pass. AWD won't help one bit if you punch 350hp at the wrong time. I definitely suggest people screw around in HS parking lot though. Learn your cars mechanics and exactly how it feels.

[@d_san1985]

When a nice corner appears......DRIFTTT

[@cnash5647]

Is that a.... HACHI-ROKU ! !

[@benking5710]

秋木休NeGeX ae eight-u six-u

[@speediskey3856]

Don't forget to listen to your eurobeat kids.

[@charlie_0701]

D O R I F T O

[@EngiNetion]

**Sad euro🅱️ean fwd noises*

[@karthikarumugam95]

1st tip : buy a car

[@ayandamthimkhulu1264]

Thanks lol

[@farid-cant-take-it-anymore]

This tip is just for me XD

[@Georgegerrard_]

2nd tip: make sure it's on the road and has more than 45 hp

[@jamesbieber2250]

No but a sports car

[@Georgegerrard_]

@@nazaleeee1094 what county do you live in?

[@SipersGetDome]

make sure you don't watch this video while driving fast****

[@charlieward7606]

and especially dont read the comments while going fast xD

[@cesarchavez5235]

And last but not least: Don´t write an comment while driving fast. Never EVER. :)

[@patrickjames661]

"witty comment" to top the previous one so I can feel special.

[@dtekkpro5299]

Snipers Get Dome haha

[@kal1mm]

the only wrong thing I do when going fast, is slowing down.

[@QuickNETTech]

KAL 1 Didn't I see you comment about giving a Blackpanthaa video a dislike because you're a Forza fan?

[@sayujraphael]

KAL 1 as they say, going fast never killed anyone, it's the sudden stopping that gets you...

[@ye7170]

KAL 1 aayyyy you comment on ek's and black pantha's videos

[@ye7170]

QuickNET Tech he said that a forza fangirl disliked the nfs video

[@wheresthelambsauce8705]

SKYLINE GTR GAMING and gaskings

[@DJSinocan911]

Basically everything said in this video was said by my driving instructor. This video isn't about driving fast, it's about driving in general...

[@MrJ-ro1yr]

Sabine Rifle if your instructor told you to cross your arms and NOT feed the wheel then you are going to fail your test instantly. Never cross your arms and always feed the wheel on your test.

[@DJSinocan911]

Disco Stu I think that depends where you're from. I've only heard "feed the wheel" from this channel.

[@panvlk]

Serious question - is this nonsensical "feeding the wheel" technique taught anywhere outside UK? I have only ever seen it in UK videos.

[@DJSinocan911]

panvlk I've only seen that on english videos. Can't speak for everybody but i don't think Europe is using that technique. We been told to separate our hands for faster and efficient turning in our wet/frost training track.

[@another3997]

panvlk It's not mandatory to use 'Pull push' in the UK driving test, although it used to be. Smaller steering wheels and better steering ratios have eroded the need for it these days. And trust me, most learner drivers can't do it properly anyway, they just do tiny shuffles of the wheel. But it isn't "nonsensical". Done *properly*, it's a useful technique for tighter turns in normal, everyday driving and can be mixed with fixed grip steering and rotational (hand over hand) to cover any circumstance.

[@chalik100]

I think you forget the basic thing of racing. Slow in fast out. This can save you from hitting the tree or it can give you some seconds if you are on some racing track.

[@ethanstorm1735]

Facts I see toooo many people brake during turns because of their fast entry they understeer sometimes like crazy

[@CadillacDriver]

@@ethanstorm1735 I trailbrake. I've found it's a perfect way to get in to the corner fast and then punch out under throttle.

[@Batman-hg4tv]

@@CadillacDriver can you explain trailbrake

[@CadillacDriver]

@@Batman-hg4tv I sure can... Do you want me to?

[@Batman-hg4tv]

@@CadillacDriver yes plz

[@sickmyduckhard]

I followed the first tip for 9 and 3. I ended up rotating myself for a U-turn

[@naws69]

Arvind Bala lol

[@dvera9726]

Arvind Bala haha 😂😂😂

[@varunprasadathi1161]

Lawl

[@adamdx3116]

Arvind Bala

[@mariumfatima2418]

I tried following that too. Bruh. Didnt work for me.

[@bbqBaconNinja]

Start slow, get fast naturally. When you can drive a slow car fast, you will be much more equipped for driving a fast car to it's potential.

[@friendlyseller8741]

broke ^

[@sanesc2543]

friendly seller dumb ^

[@autogear7251]

Very true. U need to work your way up with fast cars. An idiot is one who buys a Dodge Demon as his first car.

[@JohnyKnox]

Auto Gear I wanted an old demon for my first car lol. It never happened. Funny thing though, the first challenger i ever got to drive was a hellcat. An amazing car but one that needs to be respected. In the wrong hands I can see it going wrong fast. Hell even the 5.7 hemi cars can get unruly if you step on it.

[@J14YRN]

First time i tried left foot braking, i got whiplash

[@clayton8or]

Thought it was your clutch eh lol

[@FriendsChaser]

Same here. When I tried it, I couldn't get the feel right so I slammed my brakes unintentionally lol

[@primalinstinct1239]

thats exactly what i did at first i was gentle on the brakes but i wasnt pushing them enough so then i accidentally slammed them

[@DonPablo2011]

+clayton8or_2 I accidentally did that in my fathers automatic. So used to driving a manual, I went to change down gears and nearly head butted the windscreen. Poor bastard behind me nearly shat themselves. Only did it the once mind!

[@duoli9]

the trick I used when I was trying to learn was to slowly position the left foot on top of the brake, and then feeling it by aplying more pressure. I learned to feel the brake by doing this with the car in neutral in a descent at night and then by stoping it at home. Now it feels almost natural to do it, and I can assure you, it is worth the time needed to learn

[@amihere383]

I love the references to bikers. we don't get enough credit for how much thinking, intuition, skill, and critical thinking we put into riding on a daily basis.

[@DevSharma-yg6jk]

I feel it like a psychological thing cause I been to both on bike and car I'm same too not really caring that much while in car but a lot while in bike most bike accidents happen cause they face adrenaline rush but most car accident happens cause of not Caring and the reason I think is the over comfortablity that comes in cars while bike always makes you feel to stay aware

[@JahoSelamaj]

You gotta be cautious at all the times on a bike or you pay the price with your life

[@AverageAlien]

That's only because bikers have a 100x higher chance of dying

[@daviddavidsonn3578]

niggawat 🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@koreandude81]

Rev matching downshifts, especially with spirited driving and most most especially while entering a corner/mid corner. Aside from the obvious (maintaining chassis balance/stability) it significantly reduces wear on the synchros as well as allows for faster down shifts. Use it in every day, casual driving for practice and increased transmission longevity.

[@kevinfff1615]

Oh and watch out for mustangs.

[@subarutransmittedinfection1036]

Kevin FFF what if you are the mustang 😈😈😈

[@kevinfff1615]

Alexander Hamilton dead

[@buttholejunior2455]

RIP Subaru Tecnica international 🙏

[@BlahBlah-ps2uc]

Kevin FFF it’s not the mustangs fault it’s the drivers fault

[@kevinfff1615]

Blah Blah exactly what a mustang driver would say

[@cfg_form2122]

The "trail-throttling?" (the never coasting thing) is something you learn immediately from racing games. At least from good racing games.

[@redeye9600]

Forza Motorsport rules... Forza Horizon sucks

[@mark-1rc502]

Red Eye I'd agree with that , I rather Liked all of the forza series I liked and disliked forza 5 haven't played any more after Got PS4 But I didn't like the A,I cars in forza 5 being from other people's Driving, But the game play was really enjoyable . Drive club is pretty cool too.

[@clayton8or]

I've been playing AC and Dirt Rally for a couple years now (500 hours or so) and ive very rarely needed to Trail-throttle, my arch nemesis is understeer, and since unless your driving the slidiest thing out there trail-throttling just causes more...

[@joshcutler6061]

Mark C you should get forza motorsport 6, by farrr my favourite forza game. Id say its even better than fm4

[@mark-1rc502]

josh .cutler I might do that I've been awaiting gran turismo 7 For the PS4 , I've been thinking of getting another XBone

[@MrDrago1954]

I used to race around the Highways of Los Angeles, California. One thing I learned right away was that "Just dont race on the streets" period! Stop Lights, Intersections, other cars, bikes and pedestrians are unpredictable. YOU are putting them at risk when you are racing around at high speeds. Solution? Get out on the Freeways or Highways in some cases where you will not encounter cross traffic, pedestrians, bicycles, or other major problems. Then all you have to worry about are slower moving vehicles that are traveling in the same direction as you. Choose a good time to do your fast drives like the early hours of the morning when there are very few vehicles on the freeways. Less stress for you and less stress for them. That was decades ago when you could use all lanes of the freeway for a 4-wheel power side at 140mph in a curve. Go in at the bottom and exit at the top, all without a roll cage or a helmut.... god I was stupid but hey still living decades later. No more racing for me.

[@epiclife2636]

Here's two more Look out for police And Don't die👌🏽

[@boingkster]

Dude. I thought I'd commented this.

[@LoopinLlama]

boingkster I don't know why but I found that hilarious

[@danyal22]

I thought FlyingKitty commented this.

[@Porsche996TT]

My additional tips from experience: 1- Don't hit the brakes too quick even if you have ABS. Ease the on the brakes first until the weight shifts to the front, then you can press harder. 2- Brake in a straight line while you can. 3- Avoid full throttle on uneven/bumpy surface. 4- Make sure your tyre pressure is adequate.

[@ImTheJoker4u]

All PRO tips. Trailbraking is a technique best learned on a closed course, and preferably with professional supervision. Otherwise, stick to what he said

[@fluffypandagosegame]

and there is also the fact that even pros mess up trailbraking from time to time

[@hisajabnes11]

Accelerating downhill is tricky since it always requires a lot of power especially when over taking and might make you careless and end up with no braking distance if a corner appears ahead. Practice is your everything Do not be foolhardy in unknown road or track. Knowing the road is half the driving and much more enjoyable for any driver

[@MuhammadAbdullah-ls8tb]

Sammy i really agree with the first 3 man

[@mahinmosharraf9499]

+Benedict Roose but before applying the 'stab-squezze' technique, notice in the rear veiw mirror to see how far any vehicles are behind you is mendatory.

[@maxxjettfilms6322]

a lot of these concepts are lost on most drivers :(

[@Ze-Germanzuk]

maxxjett films I mean other than trail raking these are just common sense, sit properly and don't drive when it's busy. It's hardly rocket science.

[@maxxjettfilms6322]

Ze Germanz true, let me rephrase. a lot of common sense is lost on most drivers :(

[@annwithaplan9766]

In the U.S. years ago we were taught differently. Two things that have changed are these: *Lower your hands*. You probably learned to keep your hands at the '10 and 2 o'clock' positions on the steering wheel. Today, the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) recommends drivers put their hands at the 9 and 3 o'clock positions. One reason for the change is to potentially keep hands out of the way if the airbag deploys. ...and... *Don't cross over*. Drivers used to learn a hand-over-hand crossover method for turning the steering wheel. Now to execute a turn, your teen will be advised to 'push up' on one side of the wheel while 'pulling down' on the other.

[@IceComputerTech]

1 thing I would suggest, don't have any loose objects in the car. Put your phone away, no open liquids, no bags. Seems like common sense but I've seen it happen too many times!

[@cpufreak101]

Hov Pro that's why I duct taped my phone to the windshield when I drove my uncle's truck lmao -it was also my speedometer-

[@thebigblazinb6903]

Most important tip. Don't get caught.

[@ssxyy]

Yeah sure, it's more important to not get caught than to drive correctly and avoid getting hurt.

[@thebigblazinb6903]

Yeah Boi!

[@landehn1212]

thebigblazinB If you do get caught, run for your life

[@lordlamington5917]

haha, my friend got caught doing 220km/h and lost his license for a while

[@natur3man]

TheCubing Nut yeah I got caught doing 175 km in a 100 km zone, lost mine for 2 weeks, and $1500 fine, moral of the story either invest in radar detector or just don't speed.

[@WayToManyAssassins]

#1: Don't put other peoples lives in danger End of video.

[@atomickoala62]

He never said driving recklessly, he never said speeding, he never said crossing over the middle of the road for the optimal racing line. He even several times referred to these tips being ideal for track use. Welcome to the real world, where you are actually allowed to drive quickly. So long as you're not breaking the speed limit, obeying all other road laws,, you know what you're doing and you're driving a car that has been built to handle well you're not endangering anyone.

[@rypt.7574]

Fuck everyone else, race to your hearts content

[@mindaugasbaltutis7107]

@@atomickoala62 i live near forest of dean and i had such fun driving in speed limits with my 330ci sport using those tips

[@tmccann1876]

GO. TO. THE. TRACK.

[@F1L337]

@KozmoCossak Yes. I drive fast when I know the roads and also know where the sidewalk is. If you are outside the city and no sidewalk in sight or hidden behind walls there shouldn't be a danger for pedestrians. And as long as you are driving curves where you see the oncoming traffic easily you can cut it without danger.

[@Dave.S.TT600]

installing a higher-spec (Leather) steering wheel from the same model/year has improved my weekend sports driving appreciably. Better grip, less effort to grip the wheel etc

[@400EXboy03]

1st step of driving fast: Have a vehicle that can go faster than 65 mph.

[@rlf1989]

If your vehicle can't go over 65mph then just get rid of the windscreen. Feels a lot faster.

[@ZZZxRv]

^ariel atom in a nutshell

[@juanete838]

I need a car :(

[@KnallenN]

fast for a slow car is slower than fast for a fast car. drive to your own cars limit

[@pattourcatto1404]

Knallen brainfuckception

[@BossSfeedy]

#1: Make sure you have VTEC yo

[@mysteriousghat5792]

TOO SOON JR, VTEK KICKED IN YO.

[@MrJ-ro1yr]

Make sure you have something g better than a honda

[@Mr.timecapsules]

Typical bandwagoners 😂

[@HastelloyC276]

Eight Six well it is a joke 🤣

[@YungManny]

Gayyy

[@nthgth]

Great video! I'd just like to add that if you got the right car for enjoying spirited driving, you should naturally prefer to listen to the engine over the stereo anyway.

[@WorldWide2017]

#1 tip: Everything happens faster when you go fast. You need to act faster, too.

[@nanothestrange]

keep your mental police scanner on edge.

[@wetlettuce4768]

I'm always scanning bridges that go over motorways and dual carrigeways for a cheeky police van sat on them. Always give a victory honk as I pass them to let them know they need to step up their game.

[@windhelmguard5295]

and then you'll get fined for using your horn inapropriately.

[@elliotd9293]

Won't catch me. Fully built Mitsu GTO

[@nanothestrange]

its a mitsubishi it disassembles itself when you go over 80

[@elliotd9293]

LOL the Eclipse, maybe, but not the VR4 Although these fuckers are leaky sons of bitches and you have to stay on top of 'em

[@marcschluter251]

Bet audi drivers understood tailgating insted of trailbraking

[@Trivagoski]

Audi driver here. I can confirm that

[@chef101100]

haha

[@user-ve9xl9uo2c]

Can confirm as well. Also audi driver.

[@kaylamitchell1982]

i have pictures of you no I don't

[@tannersmith2791]

Marc Schlüter There's a method where you can dox someone by their license plate number and get their address, family, work, ssn, etc. pretty much everything. How do you know if some savage isn't going to do that and swat you or steal identity?

[@rupertdewilde705]

The F-type used in the video doesn't appear to have adjustable headrest (but is flat and correct already). If you can adjust it, make sure the flat part is angled parallel to the back of your head and raised so that the back of your head when sent backwards lands in the middle. If you get this wrong and have an impact you could really screw your neck. Say if the head rest is tilted forward and only at the height of your neck. Adjustable headrest is there to help stop whiplash. Or to be removed and beat irritating passengers with on tiring road trips....

[@cristideplush]

Watched this video so many times, even though i knew about all these things, as i love cars, but when i explained the balance shifting while in a corner if the car is not on load, my friend was like amazed, he never knew about such thing, not that he ever drives fast, but still, i bet there are a lot of people that have no idea about how much weight balance matters while cornering at speeds. Gj with the video, even after so many years :)

[@MrOiram46]

The NUMBER 1 thing you're doing WRONG when driving fast: NO [ E U R O B E A T ] blasting on the radio.

[@christianivan756]

*[ C O O L V I B R A T I O N ]*

[@onehorsepower]

7: know when to slow down and never take chances, i.e. don't drive faster than you can stop on the road visible to you. Most people going fast enter bends too fast and still are slower. Fastest and safest on the road is 'slow in, fast out' of a corner.

[@wetlettuce4768]

I learnt this lesson the hard way....

[@SPTSuperSprinter156]

Brake in, accelerate out. I've crashed a car partly thanks to lift off oversteer but I tell you what it made a better driver out of me.

[@angrysocialjusticewarrior]

For me it's brake just before the turn, hold the throttle at 50%-60% during the turn, smoothly go from 80% to 100% as the corner straightens out. I mention this because although what you say is true, any person who takes your advice should not that accelerating to hard out of a corner, can make your car spin out if it is a RWD, or understeer and go straight off the road if it is FWD.

[@onehorsepower]

killnetic bane you have a point but really depends on the car as you say, can't give a full lesson in a yt comment ;)

[@askanracing]

works... except when you drive a miata slow in, slow out in that case ;D

[@dominik555666]

drive fast die young -my grandma 2014

[@Financmajster]

live fast, die young, leave a good looking corpse

[@ANativeGhost]

Tay Tay bad girls do it well

[@lazar2175]

Tay Tay Where are you from? Im pretty sure i heard that in a song.

[@DaFellas-u]

cars can fly

[@DaFellas-u]

re

[@thisuser5092]

Stop using your phone while driving

[@Account1746]

A jaaaaaag

[@filipstefanovski155]

In my jaaaaag

[@ferricks6017]

Mans of culture I see

[@ivansavieira5728]

I bet he could get away with jail for dangerous driving because he owns a Jaaaaaaaaggg.

[@2AMech]

*speaks in Jeremy Clarkson* in a Jaaaaaaag!

[@Solaris_347]

"Huzzah! A Man Of Quality!"

[@BladedAngel]

HELL YES, I've been doing all of this since I first started driving....now I just need to get a car that can go fast....

[@DaveWshh]

And that is what you did next

[@FostyFR]

Says the guy who owns a mustang

[@THATCLS]

But my car is my music, should i turn it off then?

[@THATCLS]

i don't have a car

[@sambosomethin7844]

lol

[@clayton8or]

Ive been doing the same but with Assetto Corsa and Dirt Rally, recently just got a 99 2.5rs and i dont even have my license yet... driven it with a passenger a few times (best car ive ever driven) and ive taken all ive known from those 500 hours on AC and DR and applied them perfectly. Ive had extreme doubt from older individuals who think racing sims are still things you play with a PS2 controller...

[@tamasfodor6774]

clayton8or_2 pls dont speak about driving until u didnt drive in real life! :)

[@cpufreak101]

ZBOX23 it means time to buy a Tesla

[@cozymonk]

That bit about picking the right time and place is key. In North Georgia (the US state) there are tons of fun mountain roads. If you try to drive on a weekend, you're gonna be on someone's bumper the whole time as they clinch in fear on the swervy s-curves and drive more slowly than is probably necessary. Go mid-day on a wednesday, though... it's like your own private race track. It was just me and the motorcyclists and a couple of bicyclists (be nice and slow down on approach and pass generously; they should get to enjoy these roads, too). Really, this is all excellent advice. Just the basics, but the most necessary information for having fun and staying safe.

[@SupremeKai_Omniverse]

As Opposed To The Dumbass Drivers In Atlanta Im Inclined To Go Up There

[@G4byTzZ4]

dont drink alchool

[@Real_MisterSir]

Honestly, do people really attempt to drive fast without two hands across the wheel at all times (except shifting ofcourse) ?.. And being a biker, thanks for the shoutout! It is indeed a balance of wanting to ride fast, and knowing when it's a good idea to not poke at fate to see if it moves :3

[@saadqureshi7127]

Daniel Kemnitz saw a video of a Guy in a camaro driving with one hand on the wheel in a straight line, well he lost control amd crashed since he was going 150mph. I was like what an idiot because when you Go fast you should always have Two hands on the wheel to have, max control

[@KrestenGiese]

Have you seen the video of a guy who drove Rob Spaghetti's McLaren on the track and he was driving with one hand and ended up fucking the shit out of it... Yeah.

[@lr90uk55]

Saad Qureshi That's because it's an American car, it got sick and tired of being accused of not being able to corner and wanted to prove everyone wrong.

[@ThePortuguesePlayer]

I think I never had both hands on the steering wheel... I have the habit of only driving with my right hand. Then again, I got a Kei car...

[@awesomeguitarnoob]

lol mete aço nisso xD

[@MersyyLife]

Practice learning the width of your car on the near side, I did this by brushing the mirror along over hanging weeds / bushes in the lanes near by(might want to duck tape it or something if the paint etc is important, once you understand the width of the car to the point it's second nature you can really improve cornering, I've raced a lot of BMWs and jags in the lanes over the years and not knowing the width of the car means I've kept up with them in much much lesser cars the worst one being an E46 touring vs my then smart forfour and he couldn't lose me because he just couldn't corner to save his life. Another one would be practice in the snow, as in, if it snows specifically go out at midnight with a mate and play about in it drifting / handbrake turns etc, if you do that for a couple of weeks while it snows you will have such a better understanding of how a car behaves when it's behaving badly to the point you see an exaggerated result of bad cornering technique that any other road conditions seem tame after that. I'd recommend doing it in shit box though, I buckled two wheels my first time :)

[@lyacinthum5299]

Keep space with the car in front of you especially at high speed. I've had some close calls because of because suddenly slowing down

[@harrisonbaker8481]

can't wait to see Phil move again

[@Drew-eo2oj]

Those are mighty good tips ... I agree on all. I'd add braking... try to keep all braking on straight wheels. Braking on a turn is less than optimal as a car wants to go straight naturally, and more so under braking load.

[@AppleNationHD]

Most important thing you forgot is "Pull instead of push" when turning the steering wheel. This way you feel exactly what the front tires are going threw.😉 It could be kinda hard and unnatural at first, but makes a huuge difference in car feel.

[@Ueberdoziz]

so much this.

[@jasonwagus4254]

Great point. I instinctively do this when Im moving fast down winding roads or turns and such. And you're right- the amount of control is so much better. I just don't know where I learned it (no one ever taught me that.)

[@Saugusari11]

hmmm, never thought about that, gonna give it a try!

[@QwertyUser1983]

Agree with you, Apple, pulling is better than pushing the steer, but, for the last part, I thought it actually more natural to pull instead of push, except the driver is a boxer. :)

[@dutch_blades]

0:57 "I can feel it coming in the air..."

[@ThaDutchDK1989]

3 things that are very important and forgotten is. 1 KNOW YOUR CAR like brakes behaving in corner feel.. 2 DONT GO 2 FAST IN TO THE CORNER AND LIFT TRHOTTLE CAUSE YOU WILL CRASH AND MISS EXIT SPEED. brake late till car is setteled and be fast at the exit. 3 BE SMOOTH steering dont do jerking steering that will unsettle the car.

[@kleinfeicht]

ThaDutchDK1989 2 if you get small or low weight car... with a a6 corners are no problems

[@gav1989pool]

Don't put others in danger or kill them. drive safe.

[@doritogodzlvl55asad16]

gavin simpson-alle not if you’re a decent driver who knows what he’s doing

[@getstuk87]

when he going into that turn at 0:37 I was like "holy shit you're gonna go head on with that car!"...then I remembered...

[@jaezynnotnl3473]

Same, idk the point of being left or right side countries but honestly america is meant to kill the driver instead of the passenger. Imagine your friend having a load of drugs and throwing it under the seat, getting caught and blaming it on you cuz it's your car. Yes I know you've watched an episode of cops or live pd

[@reedharris267]

Thank you for making this video, I saw this when I first got my car and it probably saved my life a few times. On bikes too!

[@Skraeling1000]

I'd say use a manual gearbox or select manual shift on an automatic, that way you know exactly what the car is going to do as you go into and out of fast corners. Having said that, the "sports" setting can help but it cripples your fuel consumption!

[@ohyes1975]

My tips: 1: *Listen To Eurobeat* 2: *Listen To Eurobeat* 3: *Listen To Eurobeat* 4: *Listen To Eurobeat* 5: *Listen To Eurobeat*

[@takumisae8632]

I can confirm this. Eurobeat always makes you 86% faster.

[@ohyes1975]

If I like don't even look at the time while driving with Eurobeat i suddenly achieve Fujiwara's Zone. Strange. Oh and btw there should be a: 1 Thing you Didn't Know You Were Doing Wrong When Driving *In The City* 1: Driving while listening to Eurobeat, cause i swear i got like 3 tickets because Eurobeat.

[@Xanderzzzzzzzzz]

Master Of Disguise perfect

[@ralfjones6135]

yeah and i end up in a ditch

[@TheScout241]

I think you forgot to add *Listen To Eurobeat* to the list it always helps

[@martinperers9314]

0:51 eurobeat is scientifically proven to add 50 hp and make your reaction time godlike

[@DanielCampos911]

Martin Perers you really tried to copy a comment bruh be original

[@insanitypoint]

@@exnihilonihilfit6316 GODLIKE

[@parkertbh]

Also, another tip, behind the rear tires, there is a switch that enables the W16 veyron engine

[@parkertbh]

Jan Siep that's what I said

[@paul8727]

Most of those tips are like "if you´re thirsty, just drink something"

[@RaphaelAguirre]

yeah, seems obvious, I agree, but remember some people can't even aim at the hole in the toilet...

[@djkleb7645]

The most useful and vital tip is the position of both hands on the side of the steering wheel, but a lot of people just fail and put one hand on top, so this is why basic tips never get old, because people tend to fail at the basics

[@TheHomeless080]

Be careful with left-foot braking and trailbraking especially with AWD and FWD cars since they could start to oversteer since weight is transferred to the front (very much like lift-off oversteer). Dont overdrive the car, stay compsed and do not make sudden inputs. On a track try to find the limits of you and your car by gradually increasing your speed. And most importantly THINK! You are not a professional driver even if you think you have mastered techneques like left-foot braking, trailbraking and throttle blipping there is still very much to learn, being fast does not only involve technique but often an understanding of the basic physics behind it to apply the right technique at the right time.

[@philwragg9529]

INSERT NAMEHERE fwd cars understeer not oversteer because of the weight of the engine over the driven wheels

[@Freezorgium]

Phil Wragg that's not what he's saying

[@thomasodom4038]

Phil Wragg www.google.com/amp/amp.timeinc.net/thedrive/sheetmetal/13027/a-lesson-in-front-wheel-drive-oversteer-mash-the-gas%3fsource=dam

[@NovaRedHead]

Always run a test on the surface before carving corners, run the road/area with a "pacing" lap to get a feel for the speed on straits and through corners before actually driving in a spirited manner.

[@jacobf.8992]

Remember that often times you are not on a track. It's fun to drive fast within the law. Otherwise, you are putting your life, as well as the lives of others, at risk.

[@Bladsmith]

What a stupid thing to say.

[@windhelmguard5295]

you are puting your life at risk, the moment you get out of bed in the morning.

[@jacobf.8992]

I'm trying to say just have common sense about it. A 55mph object that weighs over 2000 lbs has the potential to be more dangerous than waking up. I often drive just for the fun of it, but I'm just saying be reasonable about what you're doing on the road. That's all.

[@pieterbezuidenhout3122]

sometimes even getting in to bed at night could kill you

[@axelgta606]

Jacob F. When you wake up everyday you also put your life at risk

[@aussiebloke609]

"Keep your hand _off_ the gear shift unless you're actually making a gear change - then immediately put it back on the steering wheel." Too may people seem to think they can't move their hand back to the shifter fast enough for the next change.

[@joshcutler6061]

aussiebloke609 not always true, for example if you are going from 1st to 2nd with wheelspin

[@aussiebloke609]

Like I said, unless you're actually making a change. But once you make that change, if you get wheel spin, then you definitely should have both hands on the steering wheel, so you can maintain control when the rear steps out of line. Leaving one hand on the shifter just means you only have one hand to steer with while the car is getting sideways - and it increases wear on the gearbox, particularly the selector forks.

[@joshcutler6061]

aussiebloke609 that is also true, i was sort of thinking more if your car has extremely short gear ratios

[@ihatethatyoutubedisplaysyo8106]

aussiebloke609 but domnic toretto puts his hand on the gear shift like its a hand rest

[@aussiebloke609]

Even with short ratios, if you have time to move your hand, then you should. After all, there's always that chance of breaking traction, and your steering inputs will be more accurate and smoother if you use both hands. Plus, if you do break traction, then it will actually be slightly longer between shifts, as you will need to regain grip before the vehicle can finish accelerating to its next shift point (remembering that vehicle speed is not the same as indicated speed if you're spinning your wheels.) PS: if Domnic Toetto uses the gearshift as a hand rest...all the more reason _not_ to do so yourself. :-P

[@M-28xD]

it might sound weird but when I drive a car fast I never want music playing but when I ride a motorcycle like a maniac I need the music playing in the headphone to pump me up

[@cpufreak101]

K9-1000 not sure where you live, but here having headphones in/on when driving is illegal

[@M-28xD]

Justin Noker canada. I got pulled over once on bike and the officer to I can't have music playing but he was a nice guy didn't give me a ticket.

[@cpufreak101]

***** ah ok

[@M-28xD]

Justin Noker yeah I mean of course you don't put head phone in a car because it has a stereo system but the bike you need one lol

[@tjcambre5236]

Cost and shift your wait depending on the turn. Make sure that if your driving fast around tight turns where your hugging the turns and accelerating in the truns 1 use both lanes and use your turn signal 2 make sure your tires aren't bald or close to it 3 feel the car and the road and think 6 steps ahead of everyone on the road.

[@MrSaemichlaus]

Text during the first 5 minutes to warm up your fingers. Look for interesting scenes around and turn your head with them, following them all around when passing them. Pro drivers can turn their neck up to 180 degrees. This is to increase your field of view and prepare you for whiplash. Also, stretch your legs before you drive off by putting one foot behind the headrest, one after another, of both, if you're trained. You may have to bail out through the headlight cavity after enjoying your drive.

[@willpower3544]

3:45 I was more worried about that E46 than the performance car, god I love old beemers so much

[@Iamdesignproducts]

wait...adjustable bolsters are a thing? god I'm so poor....

[@SI0AX]

Only on modern cars, that are high end.

[@Iamdesignproducts]

3000gt's were so ahead of their time!!

[@Iamdesignproducts]

So worth it that sounds sick!! All wheel steering? Holy shit

[@94fleetwood49]

Hmm I never seem to slide in my leather bucket seats.

[@samgray3053]

I AM Design Products i have an fk2, this dont need to be able to change the bolstering, they hold you as they are

[@boltonsbulldogs8628]

Being a Artic driver planning ahead and anticipation is a natural instinct , and it helps with my weekend “blast about” to many people with powerful cars that have no idea . Let alone what to do when in a skid or oversteer so many nice cars in hedgerows when I’m at work i see it all.

[@griffinthedragon1100]

SPEED IS KEY!!!!!

[@Omotive]

Well top of the morning to ya laddies

[@BJL_95]

Comment level : like a boss

[@jalijah03]

WAPEESH WAPEESH

[@danishfabianalgio5319]

Key to the heaven. Hah

[@MycketTuff]

Sunday mornings around 5 a.m is the best time to own a car.

[@daveee9607]

The only tip I can think of, is never brake going into a corner (Or whilst going around it) Always brake in a straight light and carry the speed through it

[@wasilkhalil30]

Some people are healthy like my weight is 90kg so my belly touch the steering when i push forward... So i have to keep my seat on back.... But by your videos i have learn alot bro... When i want to go fast I always put my both hands on steering.... Sharp turn with under loading a car is good technique... I was able to turn around 80kmh on sharp turns.... And see where want to go is the best tip...but also tell them...that when they start car early morning the engine and tyres are cold enough... So dont drive fast.... Let the tires warm up so you can feel better grip and handling... Every morning when I go university I see accident due to cold tyres not picking up brakes.... So guys this tip will help you let the tyres warm up...

[@joshmartin8731]

I race and I would recommend being as smooth as possible

[@XvFenixvX]

Midget man89 With the ladies?

[@buckybarnes3803]

Midget man89 shave my legs??

[@MxntiMedia]

Midget man89 baby oil?

[@Michael-ij6kg]

Balls

[@Chriva96]

Do not race your car in night on open roads, because you might hit a deer!

[@ajmalnajath9048]

oh dear. *pun intended*

[@windhelmguard5295]

actually that is exactly when you need to be moving as fast as possible. if you hit a deer and it survives and gets away your insurance won't cover the damage and trying to dodge it can and most likelly will lead to a crash taht is much worse than just road killing the deer fuull force. also (trust me) runing over a deer slowly enough for it to be fataly wounded but still alive is no fun. so your best course of action in the event of a deer is to hit it with as much force as possible ideally you should make sure that it's dead before it hits the ground. then slowly decelerate and stop, call the cops, and secure the site of the crash.

[@SI0AX]

You sure are the deer killer, huh?

[@rlf1989]

I find it safer to drive at night because you can see other vehicle's head lights when they're coming around corners.

[@matthewjuliano5912]

Bingo, we have a winner. The only two situations where driving at night is more dangerous would be driving in an unknown area, or finding somebody with their lights off (highly unlikely).

[@peppermint_steuhr]

*eurobeat dies out*

[@peppermint_steuhr]

Mortal Kryptek well.........

[@Linoinsenger]

Check your tire temperature and grip. If you just started the car and going down a road; let the tires to warm up before you pedal it. You can feel the tire temperature by braking hard. If your car is sliding when breaking hard than your tires are not up to the temperature(or its a shitbox), give it a few minutes you will see the traction improves marginally.

[@ShizaP]

My hand when driving calm is @ 12, but once my hands are @ 9&3 everybody in the car grabs on for dear life 😂😂😂

[@martin1649]

Good. When you're "driving calm" and some drunko smashes into you with your arm across the steering wheel, you know what's shooting straight into your face. That's right, not the airbag, but rather the arm resting in front of the air bag. You're very smart, thank you.

[@ShizaP]

@@martin1649 I changed it to my left hand on 1. So now I’ll break my whole arm 😏.