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Originally Posted by eskielover
Can you change driving instructors to one you can work with better.
I am 63 & have been driving since I was 13. From 13-16 it was learning time out on deserted streets in the southern California desert.
Driving to me was critical. My mom didn't drive & my dad was working when rides were needed. Hated the sheltered life this forced me into & public transportation even back in those days wasn't the safest.
My desire to drive was so important. Maybe because I was young, I always felt one with the vehicle I was driving. That for me is key. I know where everything is all around me when driving & stay focused in case I have to make a sudden move to stay safe.
I started with smaller cars. Then Jeep Cherokees & now I have a huge quad cab truck I haul my horse trailer with. Love driving winding mountain roads. The key is knowing your vehicle. Having a feel of how it handles in different situations & always knowing what is going on around your vehicle when driving at all times.
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Yeah, I know a lot of people say "you don't need to drive normally" - but like I said for my career field (healthcare), it's quite reasonable to expect an individual to have a car. Let's say if I end up in ER Nursing, I can't be expected to walk or bus it to work if there's an emergency at the hospital.