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[QUOTE="Yorkeez4, post: 3149004, member: 4434"]
My problem with drivers ed is that it teaches a person to drive a car but there is no way to teach avoidance techniques and other such things.  I would like to see some vr tech used to give new drivers some experience in dealing with driving situations such as black ice, animals running across the road, hydroplaning etc.  it could also be used to teach proper use of mirrors.

I tried to teach my then girlfriend, now wife, to drive a manual.  We found someone else to teach her to save our relationship.

My 21 year old has no interest in driving.  And I love to drive.  My wife and I take long road trips every year.

I love manuals but traffic makes automatics so practical.  I kept an old manual so I could teach ny son just in case he had to drive one someday.  After 2 years of waiting for him to give it a try I sold the car.

Manuals can be equipped with start/stop technology.  I drove one in Europe in 2013 and was wondering what to hell was going on.

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