Driving Tests
You're delving into a bigger issue than one bad teacher. The driving tests are poorly standardized, and so many people end up with licenses who could not drive 20 minutes away from their house without an accident. They differ a lot by state. America needs to redesign its driver's ed programs and licensure exams to focus on practical skills—not just stupid videos of people getting into accidents who texted while driving and parallel parking perfectly.
True, and it's also bad that these kids are going to end up taking the...
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True, and it's also bad that these kids are going to end up taking their driver's test without basic driving skills. Some examiners are lenient, and if those kids end up with licenses, they are going to get into accidents.
At this point, I think they just feel bad for the guy. He forgets ever...
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Dear Joyrate, I wish all of you would die. Sincerely, Ms. McGarrity.
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