Who based under wheel grip?

left hand only

wtf is the dishwasher?

I thought 9-3 is the default driving hand position

*crashes*

palming the wheel with one hand and turning it without gripping it

What's wrong with palming exactly?

You know, I prefer to pinch the steering wheel with my two fingers.

less control over the wheel. it's fine at low speeds though.

THIS is how a professional steers.

youtube.com/watch?v=e5IJL6rwe_8

>not one handed 4 o clock underpalm with left arm resting on knee

I drive a manual.

>4 mph
You are very brave.

And? You should still have both hands on the wheel when you're not shifting.

Fuck off pig

>he touches the wheel part of the steering wheel

Thats pretty feminine of you all.

>I have a friend that never puts both hands on the wheel. And does the dish washer at every single turn.

Are you talking about me? Because that sounds like me.

It's really comfy when you don't have to shuffle both hands constantly in the Twisties.

>le analchism fec xDD

You must be at least 18 to visit this site, buddy

>Left hand only

But how you gonna hang your arm out the window?

>Thumb locked around the wheel

Wew

Yep, this is why I hate 3 spoke wheels with a passion.

So? Do you constantly change gears on the highway. It's the comfiest position for long trips.

Even he as a "master shuffler" can't shuffle smoothly.

If you look between switching hands the steering wheel stops turning.

Left arm on window, left hand on 9
or
Left arm on hand rest, left hand on 8

Are the chillest ways ti drive.

Just steer however it just happens while listening to this song and I guarantee it will be perfectly fine

youtube.com/watch?v=rBpkb0tEe7o

City traffic often forces you to change speeds while turning. You can plod along in 2nd-3rd with enough revs, but you don't have full control over the vehicle if you're in the wrong gear for your speed.

9 and 3 is the safest option for a turn in either direction. You can quickly shift without bumping the gearstick or knees, and your steering won't be limited by a poor range of motion, and it's easy to quickly return your hands to position after shifting too.

It's a lazy, retarded way of driving. Exercise more if your shoulders are so weak they can't support the weight of a quarter of an arm (as you rest your arms weight on the steering wheel)

>less control over the wheel

Maybe you are sitting too far back. I find I have pretty good finite control over the wheel while palming it but I tend to have my seat pretty upright and closer than most people my height as I actually prefer the control

I never stop shifting.

>he doesn't steer with his thumb locked around the wheel to fiddle his car dick

>It's a warm summer evening at dusk
>Not having one hand 12 o'clock on the wheel with the other out the window with some cool music on.

One of the best feels.

>he still has a steering wheel and doesn't just have the thumb in the axis and steering the car by rotating his hand

>he steers using his hands
Get off the road grampa, the rest of the world uses autodrive, you're only a risk to yourself and everyone around you by clinging to your selfish desire to 'control' your transport on PUBLIC infrastructure!

Using the roads is a privilege, not a right!

>be me
>want see the trip A and B in my car
>put my left hand though the wheel(between the two hand grips) and click the button
>need to turn left
>lock the wheel because My hand is still in the middle
>panic and almost hit a parking car(it was one of those living streets)
>hit the brakes

best long cruise positioning

I am well over the age of 18, where do you get the idea that I'm not?

That's actually pretty sad then

Left hand on the wheel right hand on the pussy (my pet cat sits in the passenger seat)

I can appreciate how they got a female model, since women are literally the only people who do this
its the little things, you know?

I usually do right hand on 1, and my left sometimes on 7 or 8.

>Letting animals in your car

Sheesh

arms completely through steering wheel wresting on column, controlling wheel with elbows never had a wreck so f the haters

>Not having right hand at 1 and left hand at 7

Plebs, all of you

>Not having ring hand at 5 and left hand resting on the arm rest
Plebs, all of you.

This is comfy as shit and also makes for very precise steering. Can't believe I ever fucked with a 10 and 2.

Are you me?

>Right hand on 1, fingers of left hand on 7 doing most of minor steering corrections

Damn, i thought i was the only one who did that

I thought I was weird for doinjg it, to be honest

>Having to select street signs 5 fucking times.
Jesus fucking christ on this captcha system

I'm tall so I drive with a nice lean cent console lean, left hand clockin' 12:00 (am)

Dodge, right palm at 12, left arm out window, cig in mouth.

When kino ascends into driving.

I drive with my jew nose hooked on the steering wheel and I turn with the light

>not driving with your right leg out the rear right window and your left leg out the front right window with one hand steering the wheel by grabbing onto the horn and the other hand hanging out the window all while blasting obnoxious trap music.
Lots of pussies on this board

Probably spend 5 hours a day or more behind the wheel. This is how I drive for most of it. Hate me.

>Silverado
Worse than your hand position desu

isn't this how fat people drive so they can rest their 100lb arms on their 200lb legs?

A buddy of mine is an EMT.
Don't ever wrap your thumbs around the wheel. Just don't do it.

GET HYDRATED GOD HAND

>left hand god hand
>right arm resting on passenger seat

or

>right hand god hand
>left arm hanging out the window

this

This.

>be a forklift driver
>Literally 8 straight hours of dishwashering every day

I got taught to do that when I went for a course to get my boat license. The habit has transferred over.

kek BTFO

Left between 9 and 10, right hand resting on the e-brake. Come at me.

One hand at 6 pinching wheel with fingertips while resting back of hand on my leg

Do you smack your turn signal when you leave work?

All that dry steering is making me unnecessarily irate.

I like to do this on longer drives, it's far more comfortable.

Do Claps really need to be taught that their steering will centre itself?

9-2 is objectively the best grip you can do. You have your left hand at the centre point for optimum balance, and your dominant hand is able to wrap around the wheel entirely resulting in an iron grip. There's nothing better.

Also, the rozzer-shuffle meme is actually true. It's easily the smoothest, safest and often fastest way you can steer a car.

>(it was one of those living streets)
What kind of eldritch hellscape do you live in?

6 or 12 w right hand if window open, left out window
6 or 12 w left hand if window shut, right on center console
9 and 3 if doing hektik skids or busy downtown traffic nav
anything else is trying too hard, if you ever coax a stranger stupid enough to think you're normal they'll immediately smell your autism when you drive crooked handed (im looking at you user )

Nothing wrong with introducing your dog to creature comforts.

dogs are based, and allowed in all vehicles

What's better: not fucking up your thumbs when you get into a crash because of your lack of control over your vehicle, or not getting into crashes at all because you can control your vehicle properly?

You're not in control of what other people do. You can be the best driver in the world and someone can still cross double yellow and wreck into you in a split second before you have time to react.
Just don't hook your thumbs around the wheel.

The risk of accidents that aren't your fault happening can be managed by staying out of blind spots, driving at safe speeds (not necessarily the speed limit), keeping alert near intersections and keeping an eye out for erratic drivers and wildlife, then staying away from them if possible and giving yourself enough room to evade if necessary. People don't just drive along the highway at a normal speed, then swerve wildly into oncoming traffic without provocation.

Granted, if you do all of that, you won't usually get into situations where you require the level of control that you get by gripping the wheel firmly, and for the average driver it might be a bad idea because in panic situations, every involuntary movement goes into the wheel and may cause a loss of control.
Come to think of it, maybe you're right. Personally, I don't grip the wheel firmly in daily driving; I rest my thumbs along the inside of the wheel, the palm on the part that's facing me and the fingers loosely on the outside. I only grip it in hektik parts, i.e. twisties or track. Have to make sure to be all zen when doing it too, like I said, if you panic and you're gripping the wheel tightly, you'll just shrek yourself.

i only do this on the highway

>not driving like this

WTF are you niggers doing?

I did for the first couple months, driving stick helps with that though

Go hand over hand and just don't sage

You get moist watching this or what?

I drive at 8 and 4 because of the obese Honda steering wheel, they should really test these instead of making something they think looks cool

when i'm lazy

This
If your clutch is ever fully engaged or disengaged you're wasting your time frankly

Right hand at 12 or three fingers gripped on the lower right of my wheel, left hand out the window at all times

>he drives a general motor
kek

Anyone do the 9pm and 3am 6 finger double-pinch?

*BEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEP*

The ultimate driving experience:
>Wheel as low as possible
>propped against leg for stability
>one arm on armrest
>other arm holding turn signal stalk like a handlebar
>other leg bent under chair
if you did it correctly you should look like you went from a sitting position to kneeling in order to stab a small elf in the neck with a shiv.

L:12 R:7

the only way to drive high intensity

both hands behind my head and my dick holding the steering wheel at the 7 Ò clock position