Ten and two

Is the old way that new drivers were instructed (before the airbag advent) to place their hand at the steering wheel. I.e.: The left hand in "10" (clock position) and the right in position of "2".

Instructor: "Once you had the engine working, engage the first gear, and drive with your hands ten and two."

by Tiozão October 13, 2015

10 and 2

Is the old way that new drivers were instructed (before the airbag advent) to place their hand at the steering wheel. I.e.: The left hand in "10" (clock position) and the right in position of "2".

Instructor: "Once you had the engine working, engage the first gear, and drive with your hands 10 and 2."

by Tiozão October 12, 2015