Lifehack number 1: Memory of the provisions
The most dreary problem that arose in me - the reconfiguration of the seats. I am much higher than my wife and our settings differ a lot too. For owners of expensive cars there is no such problem. Electric drives will do everything for them, but what about the rest?
Each time 10 minutes of fuss with the seat in two dimensions, with mirrors and steering wheel position. Moreover, no matter how I ended up sitting down, I still sit down a little differently than the last time. And from here - uncertainty behind the wheel.
I decided to act proactively.
I marked the seat runners with a corrective pencil (“farther-closer” setting):
And also the seat itself (vertical adjustment of the back):
Now the fitting takes only 30 seconds, and I always occupy the same position. It's comfortable!
Life hacking number 2: Some documents for two
Still had to pass each other a book with documents on the car. Sometimes you forget, and then run home - and suddenly stop.
Patience broke, when one day late at night I was still patrolled, and I did not have books (I forgot again). I had to go on foot home - since he was not very far away.
After that, I firmly decided to hide the documents in the car. So that they can be easily removed if necessary, but at the same time, so that they do not lie in plain sight.
The solution was found immediately - I hid them behind the plastic covering of the gearbox. Documents are received in one motion:
In the comments, they will probably call me some bad word that they will steal your car, and without documents you will have a heartbeat of grief. I will answer simply - according to statistics, this probability tends to zero. Yes, and hijacking - there is hijacking - there will be problems anyway.
Life hacking number 3: Parking back
It often happens that a husband drives a better wife, although I know several reverse examples.
So, I try to park the car so that my wife can easily and just go.
You see, any driver will quietly drive out on Toyota, while Ford will have to take it back, in rather cramped conditions, and still look back at the movement.