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.

jjdrer

7th Feb 2015 10:22pm

Maybe the SA Police should keep an eye on a few careless Driving School Instructors too. The majority of them are very responsible and set a good example. Before I moved to a different suburb I quite regularly saw one who often didn't indicate when going around corners at all, didn't give way at T-Junctions. and drove through red lights when there wansn't muc traffic around. It is a one man driving school, not a company. SA Police have trouble keeping up with the latest Road Traffic Act because there are so many changes at times. Some come under the Local Govt. Act yet they are State Rules.

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