Step number five

Study how to button lanes. At some point in your pouring, you'll need to control from one lane to another, sometimes swiftly. Doing so is easy, but you have to remember to point to with your blinkers to let other drivers know that you're growth on switching lanes. Here are some things to keep in mind while you switch lanes: point to with your blinkers for at least two seconds before beginning to switch lanes. This lets other drivers know what you are training to do. Quickly scan your mirrors and look over your shoulder to check for any cars in your blind spot(s). Don't just rely on your mirror to tell you where other cars are; use your eyes to quickly look for yourself before actually switch lanes. Slowly move the car into the other lane. Turn your hands on the navigation wheel ever so slightly in order to change lanes. It's a very slight movement. It should take anywhere from 1 to 3 seconds for you to change lanes. Any less and you're doing it too quickly; anymore and you're doing it too slowly. Learn how to switch lanes. At some point in your driving, you'll need to switch from one lane to another, sometimes rapidly. Doing so is easy, but you have to remember to indicate with your blinkers to let other drivers know that you're preparation on switching lanes. Here are some things to keep in mind while you switch lanes: point to with your blinkers for at least two seconds before opening to switch lanes. This lets other drivers know what you are planning to do. Quickly scan your mirror and look over your shoulder to check for any cars in your blind spot(s). Don't just rely on your mirrors to tell you where other cars are; use your eyes to speedily look for yourself before actually switching lanes. Slowly shift the car into the other lane. Turn your hands on the steering wheel ever so slightly in order to change lanes. It's a very slight movement. It should take anywhere from 1 to 3 seconds for you to change lanes. Any less and you're doing it too quickly; anymore and you're doing it too slowly.