Meander across several lanes when entering a street. When making a turn into another street you are supposed to move into a corresponding lane in that street - for instance, if you are in the lane nearest the curb as you approach the intersection you should turn into the lane nearest the curb on the new street. Making your turns in that fashion give your movements a predictability and makes it easier for others to plan their path. But how rare a sight is such a turn. Even with power steering it must take too great an effort to make turns with sharp edges.
Drivers come drifting across every lane as if no one else existed.
Wait and wait and wait at stop signs. I feel a scream coming on. Not that I want them to plunge heedlessly into some brake-screeching risk, but there are reasonable limits to caution. Learn to enrichen quick glances with information. Practice looking left then right then left again then go.