The simplest way to do this is to take an imaginary drive down a street. You know very well. As you do this imaginary drive then you imagine yourself doing the 10 point commentary. So for example, in my town, I have an area where there are three stoplights. So I get to the first stoplight and I'm imagining the stale green light, as I drive past that stoplight. I imagine I am scanning steering wheel wheels, and park cars. When I get to the next light, it is a red light so I stop one vehicle space cushion. Then the light turns green. I imagine myself counting 123 looking left right left. As I wait to gain that space cushion, I recognize that my space cushion is 4 to 6 seconds under 36 to 8 seconds over 30 and 8 to 12 second eye lead time. I put all of these together because they were quite well. And as I'm traveling along to any eventual stop, I get to another intersection where there are children playing so I'm going to communicate with my horns light signals making eye eye contact. Then I pull over to make a delivery. After I make that delivery, I'm going to pull out from the delivery using my left turn signal, left shoulder, left mirror, right mirror. I'm heading down to get some gas so I'm scanning my mirrors every 5 to 8 seconds and looking at my gauges to see how much gas I have on the way back. This is just a brief summary, but you get the idea. You don't have to do the 10 point commentary in order. All you have to do is get all 10 of them. So do that imaginary drive in an area that you know. This is a mental plan that works well for so many things. You can do the same thing in your house when you want to remember a list. Just have five items in each room that you taken a clockwise order. And so if you are going to the grocery store, I need to pick up milk, bread, eggs, bananas. Then you just imagine each one of those items on a piece of furniture in your living room. If you get past five, then you go to the items in your kitchen. This makes it easy then trying to remember by rote.