/o/ - Auto

>>3482

How smart is she? Be honest with yourself here.

Few but some are good at it if taught properly.

I know guys who suck at it too. Experience is key.

I started on a manual tractor when I was 4. Fucker was probably older then than I am now.

My best advice is have her watch the Transporter movies and tell her if she can outdrive him she gets to fuck him.

>>3482

Make sure your insurance is up to date, and make sure the airbags work.

Just Take her to an abandoned parking lot and let her rip.

I'm currently teaching my 11yr old sis to drive my stick shift bimmer. She's doing fine and no stalling. But her puny arms aren't strong enough to shift in reverse.

one thing I've notice about women is that they aren't good at judging distances and predicting where the car will go. They always have a hard time with steering.

Oh, and I would say, get her to practice backing up a lot. Get some cheap cones and give her courses and whatnot to go through in reverse. Most women I've seen (and a few men, to be fair) simply don't understand how steering works if you're not going forwards.

Letting a friend drive the car without me in the passenger seat after an hour or so.

she gets the car underway but looks up at me with a look of pure horror on her face.

I have nowhere to run.

jesus christ for a moment till she regained composure i puckered my asshole and prepared to make a leap for life.

seriously what is there even to learn with an autotragic? PRESS PEDAL GO FORWARD

The only reason driving even needs to be practiced is for clutch control and gear shifting, what the fuck is wrong with americans

>>4394

Yea. How about smoothly accelerating, braking, distances, parking, steering, , cocktail sucking, cop evading, etc.

It's an art. You don't just floor it an go

>>4395

the only part of any of what you listed that is a challenge is handling the clutch whilst doing them.

>>4401

We're not talking about people who naturally adopt and quickly employ new skills. We're talking about the emotional he'll that is a female teenager.

>>4332

>make sure the airbags work.

Giving the bumper a good whack with a baseball bat should confirm that.

>>3482

Pick a smart one.

I'm teaching a girl that's not much past a teenager to drive, bit by bit. She was all 'clutches look hard ill just get an automatic license' until I taught her how to clutch.

She picked it up fast. I was bricking it because she was driving my car, but it worked out fine. Didn't hit anything, and didn't stall it much or make things scream.

I am, however, dreading putting her in my new car. This one stops a lot quicker, and the controls are a lot lighter. And there's no loltorque.