Can you tell me how to save speed at one speed while driving, this is a person near a lerner's permit
Answers: As a Driving School owner / instructor for over 25 years, I've get your solution. It's a secret so don't narrate anybody
The speedometer usually lags behind your actual speed by a second or two....example: You are accelerate to 40 MPH, by the time your speedometer reads 40 MPH, you're in truth doing probably 42MPH or 43MPH and after a few seconds your speedometer will show 42 or 43. Then when you tolerate off the gas and your speedometer drops to 40 MPH, your in reality doing maybe 37MPH or 38MPH and after a few second, it will read 37 or 38. Your speed will bounce all around 40 but never stays on 40 because you are looking too much at the speedometer.
To fix this situation, cover the speedometer next to a sheet of paper or an index card so the driver can't see the speedometer but the passenger can look and see the speedometer from the side.
Have the passenger transmit you when you're doing 40 MPH and you have to prolong 40 MPH by "FEELING THE SPEED".
You will be able to "feel" when you speed up or down only just a little bit. Looking at the speedometer eliminate your ability to "feel" your speed.
Practice doing this at different speeds and usually in 30 minutes to one hour, you'll be able to "hold your speed" inside 1 MPH or 2 MPH of the speed you were trying for. After a week of doing this, you'll forget you even have the problem in the first place.
Do me a favor and E-Mail me to agree to me how it works for you.
I've done this with over 7000 students, it works.
John
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Answers: As a Driving School owner / instructor for over 25 years, I've get your solution. It's a secret so don't narrate anybody
The speedometer usually lags behind your actual speed by a second or two....example: You are accelerate to 40 MPH, by the time your speedometer reads 40 MPH, you're in truth doing probably 42MPH or 43MPH and after a few seconds your speedometer will show 42 or 43. Then when you tolerate off the gas and your speedometer drops to 40 MPH, your in reality doing maybe 37MPH or 38MPH and after a few second, it will read 37 or 38. Your speed will bounce all around 40 but never stays on 40 because you are looking too much at the speedometer.
To fix this situation, cover the speedometer next to a sheet of paper or an index card so the driver can't see the speedometer but the passenger can look and see the speedometer from the side.
Have the passenger transmit you when you're doing 40 MPH and you have to prolong 40 MPH by "FEELING THE SPEED".
You will be able to "feel" when you speed up or down only just a little bit. Looking at the speedometer eliminate your ability to "feel" your speed.
Practice doing this at different speeds and usually in 30 minutes to one hour, you'll be able to "hold your speed" inside 1 MPH or 2 MPH of the speed you were trying for. After a week of doing this, you'll forget you even have the problem in the first place.
Do me a favor and E-Mail me to agree to me how it works for you.
I've done this with over 7000 students, it works.
John
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