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Originally Posted by Lucky_Wishbone
Well, I did go to driving school last year and I wear better glasses, so that's not the problem. My reaction time is just slow when I drive. And as for me, I get uncomfortable when something I'm used to is now changed to an environment when I'm constantly active. I mean, it's not a problem when I'm at 40... okay, maybe a little speed control issue, but it's nothing major.
Reasons I want to be behind a wheel is because I don't want to go home from school in a cramped bus, I want to perform shopping errands anytime I want, I want to help my family, and I can get out of the house when it's too upsetting and I just wanna run away.
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It could be that you need more practice. MUCH more practice. At a guess, how many hours do you drive in a week? Can you repeat your driving instruction? (From a professional instructor...not family) How about Driving Simulators...do you have access to them? They are a good way to safely and inexpensively log some driving time.
You need practice staying in your lane, making turns at intersections smoothly, obeying signs and signals, and most importantly, anticipating and reacting to the bizarre crap that other drivers do every day. It just takes lots and lots of practice, until you can act and react automatically without having to take the time to think about it.