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Many young people depend on their parents to teach them and this may not be such a good idea. For one thing, personal issues come into play. For another, a parent is not really qualified in the art and science of driving. Bad habits could be passed down without realizing. The parent might have learned well when he was young but a lot of essentials could have been left by the wayside over the years. Most parents feel the job is done once their child can start, steer, navigate, brake and park. Theres nothing to it...Ill teach you in a day! Its best to realize that driver training should be viewed in a serious light and should ideally be left to the professionals. There are many recognized training schools across the country. Youll find they usually offer an in-class and on-the-road combination of teaching. On the road, the special training car ensures the trainer has control of the car as well to avoid accidents. Theory in the class is followed up by practical demonstration on the road. The basics of driving etiquette as well as the rules are hammered in. Safe habits are inculcated right in the beginning as its always difficult to change a bad habit thats set in. When it is taught officially and formally, driving also becomes a discipline. We need more responsible drivers on our roads. So lets teach them young. To treat the road with care, to treat pedestrians with respect and to treat themselves with discipline. |
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