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In reply to the discussion: When driving your hands should be at 8 and 4 (not 10 and 2) [View all]DuaneBidoux
(4,198 posts)50. Agreed.
The best way to avoid wrist injuries from an airbag is to avoid situations causing it to deploy! Whatever works best for you!
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I learned that I had been using my side mirrors incorrectly all these many years.
dixiegrrrrl
Dec 2015
#13
They say the best used furniture is a mile down the highway from ikea (on the side of the road).
Hassin Bin Sober
Dec 2015
#72
I have to say that Sean Hayes, who played Jack on Wll & Grace is a constantly working actor and very
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2015
#2
I just feel compelled to point that out. But the steering wheel hand placement is very important and
Bluenorthwest
Dec 2015
#55
I heard that years ago but I also found I have more trouble turning that way and
hollysmom
Dec 2015
#8
No. The proper position is 12 with the other hand holding your phone on speaker.
Buzz Clik
Dec 2015
#14
You could pull the fuse. I'm at the other end of the spectrum, overly tall and it's what I do (talle
MillennialDem
Dec 2015
#23