My first advice to you is that the moment you sit, adjust the seat. You should ideally be sitting in such a position that your left leg should be almost entirely stretched when pressing the clutch. Since we’re on the topic of the pedals, try as much as possible to rely on your right big toe for the accelerator… this will give you least pain or tiredness after long drives (talking from experience :P)… basically, just get yourself comfortable in the car first :P

Next thing is… don’t get too tense. Since you don’t have much experience yet, it will appear that car driving requires a lot of concentration… the truth is that it doesn’t. Once you start getting your feel of the car, your instincts will guide you. But my most serious advice… be prepared for scratches and small accidents. No matter how good I got, and how secure dad felt leaving the car completely in my control, I still ended up braking late and hitting the ass of a bus :P. The bus didn’t even get touched, and I got left with a huge scratch on the bonnet. Then, another time, I braked too late and lightly touched a motorcyclist who had braked and had stopped for the signal :P

and good that u switched to a car. you look funny on ur moped, the green bajaj sunny.. lol