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Originally Posted by resurgam
now, about that driving record.....
if it was severe enough for you to be passed over for a position..it's time to own it and take action. you don't know what happened & you hit someone? a person? or another vehicle?
ok if you are going to be a mental health professional I would certainly not want someone providing for me who gets so distracted operating a vehicle that they can't recall hitting someone. if substance abuse was involved, time to clean it up. if not, time to learn to focus. either way,
2 accidents in 3 years are a lot..probably not due to chance. sorry. pay attention....will you pay that much attention to the folks you will provide for?
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Some people are bad drivers. It doesn’t mean they are bad at other stuff. My daughter doesn’t drive. She is very independent and has graduate degree and professional career, so she is with it. But her driving is just bad because she doesn’t feel comfortable with it. So she doesn’t drive.
I do agree if that’s general lack of focus and lack of responsibility, it’s an issue. But if it’s lack of focus specifically when driving (due to anxiety of phobia of driving etc) then it might not effect other areas of life