How To Do Hand Over Hand Steering (Driving Lesson For Beginners)

[@jblanch3]

Thanks, this really helped. My instructor taught me this at my last lesson, but my nerves were already in overdrive from driving and I kept screwing it up. But now I feel like I got it, thanks again.

[@danielrobertotorres]

km ñ

[@frenzythebeast]

omg just happened to me a few days ago 😩😩

[@goliathgiant3372]

Thanks

[@katedecareaux4708]

instructors are brutal

[@kebe3ooo]

Same

[@maddyahoueya5388]

Thank . I would never passed my test without your tips. The first time ,I failed because I could not control the wheels. Got it today . So happy

[@christinegiaa]

Same I just failed because my turns were to wide..

[@vwuzi]

i failed twice 😭

[@interhistoria5632]

Very helpful. I tend to overthink it when trying to actively do this, so a visual aid is super helpful, especially if someone is rusty or not as experienced.

[@kellykdhlqs]

I love his accent. The way he says "hey everybody" is so cute and funny

[@dillonlabish2063]

Hey man I know your videos are old and everything but they really helped me out during my drive test today. I really appreciate you man!! Anyone who reads this good luck on your test!!

[@nesiannnblue2197]

Thank you for sharing! It's quite easy now that I see this... I just need the practice. I just had my first driving lesson and was shown this technique... I kept on screwing it up and pissed off my instructor lmao

[@tarab.2134]

Just in case anyone still cares... I live in Ontario and this is exactly how instructors teach you to turn. It 's different in other countries, states, continents, etc.; I'm sure people are aware of that. Just do what you were taught to do, whether that be hand over hand or hand to hand, if you want to pass.

[@collinhuey2090]

9 to 3 for parallel parking u turns

[@aidanwilliams9149]

literally helped me so much finally started my driving portion of drivers Ed and I’m absolutely atrocious at hand over hand steering 💀

[@tammstr]

I was taught hand over hand steering and this is the proper way to do it so that we can stay in our own lane and not turn wide and cause an accident.

[@anomally9742]

Thanks for the visuals! I couldn't understand just from reading about it.

[@alleycarter6286]

thank you! I'm from n.j and this helped tremendously.

[@Eslomismo420]

8year old video still helpful to this day. Thx❤

[@YourPalLex]

very helpful instructions, very easy to follow. Thank you so very much

[@yourfriendlach]

I love how in some places this is illegal but where I live they basically DEMAND this of you

[@itskaia3514]

Whew!! Thank you no drawn out headache

[@supremegody9808]

thanks alot this was extremely helpful, before I used to turn the wheel with 1 hand

[@lajsilhou351]

I mean I think that's basically what your doing

[@ashmarie5427]

more helpful than my two hour lesson LOL this lady just kept grabbing the wheel💀

[@emmaleealberti]

on a driving test, are you supposed to used hand over hand to turn the wheel back to being straight ? Or can you just let the wheel glide through your hands back into place ?

[@ledpinkdefsabbathwhokinksd9733]

You have to hand over hadn

[@ianlombardo9758]

You gently let it glide through your hands

[@ledpinkdefsabbathwhokinksd9733]

Angryperson not in my drivers training in Michigan .

[@arthurvaladares8288]

It really depends, some instructors will tell you to hand over hand to bring it back straight, whereas other instructors will tell you to slightly release the grip and let it slide back to it's original position. That being said, I think both are acceptable.

[@limitA6]

some will say use push pull

[@MizzRivera86]

11 lessons & no one taught me this......I understand now but my last instructor pretty much SCREAMED I doing wasn't hand over hand.....when I never learned, after noticing he didn't even show me!?

[@mariahhall8481]

Thank you so much for your help! My instructor at the driving school lesson I took last summer I didn’t do this correctly and he called me doing the hamster wheel because I was so nervous I didn’t know what I was doing at the same time I was trying to keep calm.

[@roseyyhues-1494]

Thanks this was very helpful! I just started my drivers lessons and my teacher taught me this method (the Netherlands)

[@IamMugs]

I love how you center it, using the fastest method. 😁

[@akpoindexter1982]

I was working with a new driver today who wanted to know "Do I do hand over hand after the turn??" although it is not called out here, it is demonstrated.

[@famousramus2288]

This is so much easier than push pull I'm incapable of learning that technique but this one is doable

[@katharinegarcia9795]

How could you dislike a instructional video? LOL

[@PieStudios]

Likely because this video has different instructions than the dislikers specific handbook. I know mine wants us to do hand over hand for the entire turn, not just the start.

[@kevperm6131]

If the info is wrong, which it is

[@arthurvaladares8288]

@@kevperm6131 I mean, it depends where you're at. It may be wrong for you, but not for others. Perhaps search some driving videos from a person that is within your region?

[@atimu1Life]

Because a lot of places will fail you for doing hand over hand bc it's seen as less safe than hand to hand

[@savannahleggett5603]

I’m 17 got my g1 back in February going for my g2 in February so I’m looking up driving tips so I don’t fail might take a driving course to learn the skills too

[@seraph7371]

Tysm helping me with my driving instructor

[@Hana_A98]

This is so helpful thank you for sharing!

[@jor2479]

I did hand over hand and literally failed my driving test in Nevada. I was told by the dmv instructor that hand over hand is not correct and that it’s dangerous due to the “airbag” even though my driving instructor literally taught me this.

[@kale6921]

I think they were talking about 10 and 2 hand positions

[@eman_playz2229]

I feel so uncomfortable when looking at the video and then trying it in person 😭

[@kentaegreene7926]

It is very uncomfortable@ first. You'll get comfortable with it.

[@caprisun-yr9qx]

Same bro I was doing it I person

[@HennyManTactics]

Facts 😭😭

[@nicholausbell2749]

Probably your doing it without the wheel

[@eman_playz2229]

@@nicholausbell2749 I passed my Test on the first try

[@mazenalahmadi2747]

we want a VIDEO on how to return the driving wheel quickly to its normal position after doing a u-turn.

[@HYPERxSONICxFANx2012]

Mine does it on its own

[@RZetlin]

I received a lot of conflicting information on how to steer. This video clear this up.

[@webertduperon6474]

Best teacher 😊

[@seshasaisrivatsav]

If you live in New Jersey the hand position is 3 and 9 O'Clock

[@dangeroussneeze66]

sesha sai srivatsav thank you

[@colonelh.s.l.3834]

Amazing instructions! Very clear

[@rkt2899]

You turn the wheel back to center using just your palm, despite a specific warning on the associated driver’s lesson to not turn the wheel with just your palm.

[@queenfrances5592]

You were so helpful thank you !!!

[@tsxavier.3]

Love this Video man! Helped me so much THANK YOU

[@laylalamis5606]

Thank you your explanation is really good and helpful

[@sonalaggarwal2733]

Can you do this if you use 3 and 9, by alternating between 3 and 12 instead of 2 and 12?

[@shepherdoffire9263]

Sonal Aggarwal wat

[@shepherdoffire9263]

The fuck

[@kentaegreene7926]

YES!!!!!

[@kentaegreene7926]

You just have to remember this $ecret: Move your hands AS LESS AS POSSIBLE, AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, IN AS LITTLE TIME AS POSSIBLE & AS FAST AS POSSIBLE.

[@quax2765]

excuse me who what when

[@reemalmarhoon7179]

This video is really helpful, Thank you so much

[@kuldipsingh366]

Nicely explained!

[@Dogeyess]

What are you suppose to do after the hand over hand motion? Let it slide or hand over hand back?

[@raffikot343]

Bape112 you have to let it slide back into place

[@XxXAngeledFangXxX]

Depends on where you live. In NYS they changed it, you have to do it hand over hand back

[@Ghost_Unknown_Fade_Away_]

Very informational.

[@muralikrishna6199]

No you need to get back not slide

[@lilcoke4069]

You don't really have time to hand over hand back unless you're u turns or reversing. Just slide it through your fingers or sorta slide and guide with with fingers and hands lol. It's just instinct honestly. As long as you have control do what's best for you.

[@thomasjones1026]

Great lesson thank you.

[@LouayKhemiri]

Thanks So Much :)

[@goldenbread8503]

This helped alot, thank you

[@costar155]

Can't believe nobody gave this video a like, unless is just my phone, 👍❤️. Pura Vida

[@ahmedam77]

That's very helpful. Thanks a lot!

[@xUhgility]

If you live in California, DO NOT, I repeat, DO NOT listen to this. Your hands are not "supposed" to be at the 2 and 10 o'clock position but anywhere between 2-10 and 3-9 o'clock. If you were crossing your arms over the steering wheel and got hit by a car the air bag could possibly break your arm and send it back into your face. I don't see this being helpful while taking the driving test

[@eliza1826]

Dgit Agile fuck thanks for letting me know ! California is already so strict with every step

[@zubzerrolastname6599]

Dgit Agile Michigan as well!

[@brandons9536]

The hand over hand technique is absolutely retarded asf. Why can't i drive the way i want to as long as its safe. I feel the majority of people fail because theyre simply telling you how to drive. Instead of how youre comfortable too.

[@vani808]

Does anyone know if they are strict with this method in Washington state?

[@t-rexdabeast7787]

It is very much advised to use this method when you are taking the behind the wheel driving test, but once you pass you can use any means of method you want. The test is just to make sure one knows how to drive safely. So long story short, you do not need to drive this way unless you are taking the driving test.

[@amourlashai]

Very helpful!

[@mx19idlewilder]

Surely not a good one for fast driving around corners while maintaining the most control of the car. Depending on car's lock-to-lock and steering sensivity and track's/road's layout prefered position is 3-9 with thumbs firmly grabing the wheel or 3-9 with thumbs up on the wheel on 2-10 for cars that need more lock during countersteering as thumbs can block if not being placed on the wheel during fast transitions right-left or during countersteering and fast direction changes that need more lock.

[@aasimhajwani3431]

You returned the steering to straight by one hand...is using one hand to recover steering correct and easier or we should use both the hands as while turning steering wheel...

[@thomasjones1026]

Great lesson. Thank you. 3:00

[@titoyam6796]

confused my instructor said you can't cross over hands what am I seeing now😩😩😩

[@radindanish4374]

Yep..u must learn her trick bcs he teach you

[@kentaegreene7926]

That's actually the FASTEST WAY to turn the wheel.

[@tigerosie]

If you drove like this in England you would automatically fail your driving test. No cross over of the hands is allowed ever. It is considered dangerous. The method is to keep the hands at 10-2 and you use the "push and pull method" This allows for a much safer control of the steering wheel.

[@SiberianSoldier]

+Elaine Cree I also used the Push and Pull method in Russia. Hand over hand is just way too confusing, because the guy in the video didn't properly tell how many rotations of the wheel to use, at least for sharper turns.

[@SiberianSoldier]

How unfortunate, since I had to retake the driving test and failed because I didn't use the Hand over Hand method.

[@thekingofallblondes47]

Will Sealy did you pass

[@monaayandeng6457]

Thank you so much 🥰🥰

[@elnewbie2611]

My instructor says this is incorrect, your hands need to have a equal space between for example, your right hands ends in the 10 clock position well your left hand should be around 2 or 3 clock to equal the distance and always keep the hands on the wheel and make a full revolution turn for non-sharp turns

[@eman_playz2229]

So I live in the state of Pennsylvania and we’re not aloud to cross our hands but this is the only way I see it. What I’m confused

[@asphyviaa8090]

In Canada, Saskatchewan. 9 and 3 is used often and 10 and 2 isnt used much especially for learners

[@Stinkyraccoons]

Watching this on my way to the in-car

[@shanthithawamany3211]

Thank you so much sir🙏

[@AlmasiD]

This video is excellent!! Thank you #2024

[@andrewwolf3284]

I'm in Malaysia now, I have hummer h2 is it hard to drive with left hand steering in Malaysia road?

[@isaiahlewis3832]

How do you time ur turn correctly like how do u kno when to start the hand over hand method

[@rasheemthebestfirstone3274]

Facts I want to know, did you find out?

[@potahters1228]

Thanks bud!

[@Tashi_07]

This is so helpful 😭

[@rifatrai9261]

thank u so much it was really helpful

[@existinguser7788]

thanks kermit 👍

[@sandrapreci3507]

The DMV handbook says 8 & 4 o’clock, info needs to be correct as it may be on the test

[@theogoof4623]

Watching this the night before my test 💀

[@talentedcountrygurl2]

is this the way to do it in Ontario? I'm a beginner and my girlfriend said that hand over hand is not the proper way to turn.....

[@WolstonLobo]

I'm in Ontario and my instructor has told me that hand over hand is the way to pass the test.

[@Case_]

I cringe every time I see someone using the push pull technique of turning the wheel. In my mind, it is a sign of a beginner driver. I know many people use it who are good drivers, but I can't help it. It just looks so awkward, slow and most importantly not smooth at all. It boggles my mind there are countries that actually require you to use it in driving school. Hand over hand steering is what a proper steering technique looks like. Fast and smooth.

[@bintuae1]

Exactly!

[@AlexOjideagu2]

Push Pull is taught because you MUST use that technique to drive a truck or bus. A car licence allows you to drive certain vehicles with a large wheel, so you need to know how to drive push pull.

[@ArtisticallySpoken]

Well, the title does say for beginner drivers lmao

[@Lina-cj8rf]

Im doing my drivers license right now and I suck so much with the push and pull thing I could honestly go and cry. My hands do the hand over hand thing out of total instinct and I cant seem to turn it off and my drivering teacher is so mad at me. Jesus how tf ahould I manage this?

[@hugonubario]

@Black Rod actually in uk after the students pass his license they dropped the pull push method they mostly say it's not natural and slow In my opinion it's a waste of time and energy to do the same task and good luck to retake control of the car in emergency situation

[@judithmejiay3002]

I need so much help with hand over hand for the turns

[@eartheternal3565]

But he keeps using his palm to bring the wheel back to the middle. Aren't you also supposed to hand over hand back to center?

[@IFFI_Studios]

Very helpful thank you

[@bryant9443]

wait, my car has a really sharp steering, so when I turn left or right, I can't even complete a one full hand over hand because if I do my car will oversteer, what can I do to prevent getting deduction points during my road test?

[@egypt4214]

Bryan Timbal did you try the push pull method?

[@ujjwalshrestha3205]

Very good

[@fariakhanfk]

Thank you 🙏

[@huma3968]

excellent

[@yourfriendlach]

My instructor demands I do this but whenever I try she complains I’m not close enough and THEN after nagging complains that it wasn’t smooth enough and THEN complains that it wasn’t fast enough

[@TherealCrunchyTacos]

Then how do you do "Hand to Hand" steering the practice test said in between 7 and 8 O clock and in between 4 and 5 o clock

[@Anishsivaraman]

Thanks 😊 ❤

[@mannequinwithadinosaurhead]

this was very helpful! he also has pretty hands lol

[@zanabch4880]

Very helpful

[@TackyTuesdaysPPP]

okay i kinda understand now.. i am reading the drivers manual and they explained the method but i didnt understand bc i am more of a visual learner

[@juansarabia7530]

If you drive a full sized vehicle, like me '69 pickup, not equipped with power steering hand over hand is the only way to go.

[@yousnakamran]

Thannnk youu so much

[@biancaortiz4015]

really good

[@chalkfarm11]

thanks bro

[@tscie5504]

My driving instruction from the DMV states that my hands should be in the 8 and 4 o'clock position. This may be important on the written test.

[@slimeboogyoogy966]

Mine too 🫠

[@aroosashah9343]

how many times turn string wheel when we turning right left

[@frostthespacepirate7613]

Umm.... If you just spin the steering wheel all the way around how are the tires suppose to realign with the road.....

[@umarmuktharv.k9129]

Thank you

[@Wuisini]

Man I’ve always drove with one hand lol

[@jonathanmorfin4981]

So is it imperative to to take your hands off the wheel and speak with your hands whilst driving?

[@YuYu_Kami]

In WA and the tests all want your hands at 8 and 4. Also they don't want you to cross hands.

[@hatchetation]

WA drivers guide wants hand over hand for sharp corners.

[@azarellediaz4892]

You do the hand over hand then use the palm-only method which entails no true control of the wheel. You got a NO-GO at this station, go back to retraining.

[@WeepingAngels91]

Pretty funny how he does hand over hand to show you, then does the not-so-good ball of your hand method to turn it back (which I’ve always been told is bad because no hand is actually holding the wheel).

[@robbyddurham1624]

he's really not turning it back, the wheel turns back on its own when actually driving. You just let the wheel slid in your hands. You're right that you wouldn't want to do it his ball of hand turning.

[@hatstuesday632]

I messed up while doing driversed and my teacher scolded me :(

[@RaffaelloLorenzusSayde]

Why do we have to turn the wheel in an awkward way? Wish they had kept it simple lol 😅

[@composer772]

Turn that shit how you want bro you just needa do hand over hand for the rest