Should Drivers Education should be manditory? I live in WV (USA) and when I took the driving test I felt that all I did, was driving around the parking lot and parallel park (which is what I did) After taking that test I am more afraid than ever to drive.
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Paul the know it all
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I didnt have enough room to finish. A trained monkey could pass this test, and then these people are allowed to go driving legally on the interstate at 70MPH!!! Can you believe that poeple still fail this test multiple times? Should Drivers Ed be manditory for just underage drivers or for all drivers?
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Yes, yes, yes! And we should each foot the bill for out own test. How about the vision test. All you had to do was look straight ahead, right? So one doesn't need peripheral (I need a spell check on this site) vision? It's dreadful how many people are out there driving that shouldn't be. You think you're scared . . . you should have to drive here near LA! Driving is a privilege not a right. I also think anyone over 70 (and I'm pushing it) should have to pay for and have a hands on driving test every year. Another soap box I need to get down off.
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Yes I think it Should. When I was 16 (legal age for driver's license in my day) I drove no less than 75 almost every where I went. One rainy day I was in a very bad accident and totaled(sp?) my car....I was only going 35. The speed limit was 45. seeing the damage 35 mph did assured me their is no way I would have survived an accident driving 75. The police officer in the hospital told me if I had been going the recommended 45 I would be dead. the hood of my car came into my windsheild and was less than 1 inch from my head.
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I fully believe that it should be. For teen drivers and adults alike. If we all had to take a special class to optain drivers licenses then we wouldnt have any troubles for the most part.
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