This is Part #3 for the Commandments of Driving.

The seventh commandant has to do with turning a corner to enter a two-lane, one way street. Before you turn the corner, you should know exactly where you are going. This is very important since it show planning and attention to your driving. Do not let traffic in either lane hinder you. Simply have Faith and proceed to drive into lane you want. Again your Faith will been seen by other drivers and they will create a space for you. Have Faith! The eighth commandment has to do with changing lanes” turning a corner or turning into a parking spot anywhere across the street. This really about who has the right of way. Always assume that YOU have the right away and TAKE it right away. This is your chance to paying attention. DO NOT do anything to let people behind you or coming at you in other lane know what you are going to do and do not wait to do it. Everyone likes surprise and this is your chance to make someone happy. Just go about your driving as if no else was on the street. Do what you want, when you want, the way you want regardless of on coming traffic. Consider it your contribution to keeping everyone on their toes and Have Faith that everyone will be ready for anything you can do to surprise them. Have Faith! The ninth commandant has to do with posted limits. Assume that the real speed limit is as fast as you can go. This is true especially when you cannot see a speed limit sign. You happen upon other drivers who are not as skilled as you and who do not have cars as good or fats as yours, just go around them. Don’t worry about on coming traffic. Have Faith that those drivers will see you on the wrong side of the road and will slow down, turn to the curb to give you room or stop to allow you to get safely back on your side of the road. You are in a hurry and others should be considerate and give you space to go. Have Faith! Bye for now.