Your driver’s education can’t be that bad, right? — Right?
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This would be correct for a locality where you are required to keep left on bidirectional roads.
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This would be correct for a locality where you are required to keep left on bidirectional roads.
Yea, I'm not sure what OP's getting at.
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Yea, I'm not sure what OP's getting at.
Do you really need to explain to people what a left turn is?
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Do you really need to explain to people what a left turn is?
Not everyone is born a NASCAR driver!!
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yeah sure it's like that somewhere but I would be surprised to see it in top search results
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Do you really need to explain to people what a left turn is?
Yes especially when you take into account the amount of people who can barely speak the official language of the country who are seeking a driver's license. You don't know their cultural backgrounds, their experiences or expectations. When you are explaining a set of rules, it helps to be consistent and thorough. It also prevents people who fail a test to sue or complain against the organism saying they were never informed.
Source: I am an immigrant that got a drivers license in a country with this type of left turning. I don't know if things are still the same, but when I did my training and test, nobody forced me to watch or read stuff. I was free to choose how many times I wanted to watch or read a resource.
