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My brothers and I were all bought up on a farm, I was driving a mini and an escort around the farm at 12 and both my brothers even earlier.
One of my brothers was ploughing at 13. We all passed first time at 17 as we'd been driving for years. If young people had the chance to learn at a younger age off road they would definitely be better once they were legal. Unfortunately most teenagers will never get that chance. |
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But I'm ashamed to admit it took me 4 attempts to pass as I had picked up many bad habits. But now I am a pretty good driver, well at least my children think so. Now Parking....well that's a different matter :shocked::shocked: |
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My Audi however does have parking sensors so I have no excuses now.:hehe: |
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I'm a firm believer in going forward into parking spaces, its so much easier to reverse out of a space than into one
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i would raise the age to 21
18 is way to young My 20,000 post :flutter: |
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Whenever I had to park, I always made sure there were no cars anywhere nearby.
Supermarket parking was the easiest, drive straight through one space into the one in front, easier to get out, made it harder to pack the shopping away if some idiot parked too close behind mind. Ah the joys of driving, pretty pleased I dont/ can't anymore. As to older drivers, your response time slows down as you get older, mabe that's why they drive slower:shrug: |
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You would be crashing into more cars than the old boy in the OP if you attempted a forward park
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A 92 year old won't improve when he hits 93. |
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