I can't always immediately tell right from left, but generally know where north is; and have lived in the same place for so long I know where I am so well, could drive a taxi.

I kinda like getting lost but it doesn't happen here.

And I HATE navigation, don't like my phone yelling at me to turn right in 100 feet. I just want to actually know where I am, not have a path. When I worked farther away & had to drive I would go different ways every day. My husband thinks that's funny, he would decide an ideal route and keep using it, but I want to explore.

excellent. my vision, especially night, is crap though.

Ah. We in Canada are about to embark on one of our favorite winter pastimes: Where in the white hell fuck is the goddamn road?!

I misread at first and thought it said "I hope this a road." Where I live there are a lot of unlit, unpaved "roads" that can go straight for miles before dead-ending at a cornfield, so it checks out.

Horrid. I can memorize routes, but finding my way back to a familiar road after taking a wrong turn? Wretchedly difficult.

It's absolutely the best... At sucking, of course.

Living in Canada, this is also me during the daytime all winter. Most of the time it's like "I'm following this car across some sort of white surface, I guess we'll see."

It's really quite good.

Sense of literal direction? Very good actually.

Finding my way though streets and paths though. Pretty bad.

Sense of time, 15minuts or 2 hours. Is there a difference?

One of my special interests before WW2 was survival, thinking it was just as important as learning to escape the ever-present threat of quick sand.

I learned how to get a sense of direction from the sun, but when that fails I think about the ordinal direction of a place I already know. I'm also really good at backtracking and orienting myself in the streets, based on familiar landmarks

Sense of direction, as in "I'm facing [cardinal direction]" is horrible. Ability to backtrack or reproduce previously taken routes is great.

mine is definitely above average

My sense of direction ia fine if you only use "left" and "right" and not cardinal directions. Tho, even then my time as a boy scout gave me everything I need to know if I am lost: Stay where I am and don't get naked. 😤

I have no internal compass.

Cardinal Directions: Compass-like

Road Direction: The fuck do you mean roads have names?

In the past I thought it was good, but I think that was just masking, too...