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[dchenes]

I just got back from my first driving lesson. Apparently some of driving is like riding a bicycle; I still remember turns and stopping distances and speed limits and stuff like that. Unfortunately I still hate backing up and I'm still somewhat right/left dyslexic. (Why is the back of the car not going the way I want it to? Oh yeah...)

Tomorrow, apparently, I get to go on the freeway. Next Tuesday or Wednesday, I take the driving test for the fourth time.

After I finish my sandwich, it's grocery shopping and laundry time. Good thing I still had almond butter kicking around in the fridge.

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[whuffle.livejournal.com]

congrats. You are on your way to becoming a driver. I know you can do it. Most valuable thing I learned from taking the driving test more than once: its not about getting it perfect, its about being predictable. Learn to make a decision when driving, commit to it, and telegraph your intended motions reliably so other drivers know what to expect from you. Aside from obeying the basic traffic laws, this is what the cops are looking for when you take a road test.

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