Vehicle Rapture

I just got done with my Driver’s Education course and will have to say I was scared at first, but now being we are done with it, I am waiting until I turn 16. I have a few weeks to go with that but am still studying. I know all of these young drivers start out slow at first, and then when they think they have everything in control, and then they get into a crash.

I am willing to take all the car driving lessons I can, just so I can be better at driving. I don’t think any of these young drivers can be fully prepared for anything. When you just start to drive, you have to know about insurance groups, your turn signals, how to change a flat tire, and to check the oil and water also.

This is all included when you are taking your car driving lessons. I remember during class, some of the kids just were not listening as they should. I think that is why we had a lot of pop quizzes in class. All I can say I know I got the most out of the class as I could. I was writing down everything I could, and under lining different words, because I heard the final exam is really hard.

I was really excited to start the car driving lessons part, when you get behind the steering wheel of a real car. For about the first two weeks, we had pretend cars made out of cardboard. Some fell apart, but most of the time we just taped them back together.

Some of us were talking about our car driving lessons, and the mistakes we made at the beginning. When class was near the end of the finishing part, we tested each other over different questions. One question that sticks in my mind is what are you here for? Some said to learn how to drive, learning about parts of a car, and one said car driving lessons.

Well I feel like I know quite a bit here so I know I am ready for everything when I turn 16. I have already been told not to be asking for the car all the time, because I was told I had to work for my own car. Both of my parents had to work for their first car, and I am expected to do the same. Well first things first, is I have to pass my test.