Thread 33833313

i just attempted and failed my attempt at getting a driver's license. i have autism and have bad spatial awareness and the most difficulty i had was with backing my car up and keeping it straight while doing so. i think that's the only thing i have trouble with, i just don't have a good sense of if i'm probably centered/straightened out. how do i overcome this weakness

>>33833313 (OP)
Get good unironically.

Practice makes perfect. I failed my test twice before I got my license.

>>33833319
im trying but theres a bit of a gap missing

>>33833327
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>>33833328
i dont know what to practice though, im missing whatever instinct/common sense is needed for me to properly back up in a straight line

>>33833336
>im missing whatever instinct/common sense is needed for me to properly back up in a straight line
This is a lukewarm 105 IQ cope. Backing up is not some arcane intuition. Modern cars are (gay, but also) designed to give you maximum fields of view. Get in a car, set up cones and just practice.

>>33833313 (OP)
Just practice. Failing isn't a big deal, failing and then giving up is.

Remember, to pass any test all you have to do is do everything right ONCE. One time, and you get your little piece of plastic that says the government allows you to drive. You got this, anon.

>>33833707
You dont even have to do everything right. Just dont fuck up too bad.

>>33833313 (OP)
If its in a straight line dont do anything, the car goes straight on its on
If you have obstacoles just steer the wheel but very finely
I got my license after 3 failed attemps

>>33833313 (OP)
assert dominance over car via rape. it works every time

>>33833313 (OP)
I failed my written portion twice but passed every road test first time.

I suggest marathoning the fast and furious movies. That'll turn you into a man.

>>33833336
you're practicing how to connect wheel turning with car movement.

>>33833313 (OP)
Ask >>>/o/