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On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 22:25:23 -0600, "Dan J.S." > wrote:
>John Rowland wrote: >> Hi all, >> >> Someone told me that American children learn to drive as part of the >> school curriculum. This seems unlikely to me, because I can't really >> see 30 cars and 30 driving instructors showing up at the school >> simultaneously, so I'm wondering if I've been told the truth, and if >> so, how does it work. Thanks in advance. > >Thats how it was for me. My Junior year of highschool we had drivers ed. >There were about 20 cars in the program, plus simulators, and also >propaganda videos (drinking and driving, etc)... then the 10 or so road >drives and finally we got our license, right at 16. This was back in 1986 >for me (Lane Tech highs school in Chicago, Illinois) > I took driver ed in high school. We had one car, and the class cost extra to take (public school). 25 years later our school district doesn't offer it as it's too expensive. Local dealer was willing to provide the car. But the school liability was too much. I had to teach my daughter to drive. DYM |
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DTJ a écrit :
> On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 10:37:50 -0500, Sportster4Eva > > wrote: > > >>DTJ wrote: >> >>>>John Rowland wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>Hi all, >>>>> >>>>>Someone told me that American children learn to drive as part of the school >>>>>curriculum. This seems unlikely to me, because I can't really see 30 cars >>>>>and 30 driving instructors showing up at the school simultaneously, so I'm >>>>>wondering if I've been told the truth, and if so, how does it work. Thanks >>>>>in advance. >>>> >>>>I believe it's untrue.... >>> > snip > >>I remember that there may have been instructional classes in school, but >>never any actual in-car driving lessons. You had to go to a driving >>school for that. > > > Gee, I guess your experience is exactly how it is in every ****ing > school on the planet, then. I never recieved any "instructional" class in school ever! Not even the driving school! -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ---------------------- |
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DTJ a écrit :
> On Fri, 17 Dec 2004 10:37:50 -0500, Sportster4Eva > > wrote: > > >>DTJ wrote: >> >>>>John Rowland wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>>Hi all, >>>>> >>>>>Someone told me that American children learn to drive as part of the school >>>>>curriculum. This seems unlikely to me, because I can't really see 30 cars >>>>>and 30 driving instructors showing up at the school simultaneously, so I'm >>>>>wondering if I've been told the truth, and if so, how does it work. Thanks >>>>>in advance. >>>> >>>>I believe it's untrue.... >>> > snip > >>I remember that there may have been instructional classes in school, but >>never any actual in-car driving lessons. You had to go to a driving >>school for that. > > > Gee, I guess your experience is exactly how it is in every ****ing > school on the planet, then. I never recieved any "instructional" class in school ever! Not even the driving school! -- ---------------------- http://www.saab-900.tk The Saab Tech Resource ---------------------- |
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