A Parent Talks About Learning to Drive
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A Parent Talks About Learning to Drive
My son Eli turns seventeen next month, and he wants to start driving lessons. We sat in the kitchen yesterday and discussed what happens when new drivers take the road seriously or carelessly.
If a learner practices every week, confidence grows steadily before the test. If lessons happen only once a month, fear returns each time he sits behind the wheel. If he reviews theory questions at home, the exam feels familiar instead of intimidating.
I told him about my own mistakes. If you drive too close to the car ahead, you react late when it brakes. If you check mirrors before every turn, you avoid surprises from cyclists. If you speed in residential streets, you risk more than a fine; you risk hurting someone walking home from school.
Insurance is another topic we cannot ignore.
