Driving skills
Posted by: muckypaws
19th May 2014 12:52pm
OK who is with me on this one? In my opinion, the Government should make it compulsary for all new drivers to go through a Defensive Driving Course suplimented by the government prior to moving to the next stage of their licence process. With luck this should eliminate some stupid accidents occuring on our roads as of late.
lefroy
- 20th Jun 2014 06:07pm
yes i do agree but to have a look on the other side of the coin,someone i knew made his son do this course and i think it was one the worse things he could have done as he became a shocking show off and in the end writ off his car,my point to all this you can teach the young all you want on how to drive on the roads but its the arrogance that most of the younger drivers have that will and does need changing.
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