#Driving License Education

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Jamshedpur Admn Launches Road Safety Campaign Targeting Youth

Officials Educate Young Drivers On Traffic Rules And Responsible Behavior Initiative aims to reduce accidents and promote safe driving practices among Jamshedpur’s youth. JAMSHEDPUR – The district administration has launched a comprehensive road safety awareness campaign in urban areas, following directives from District Magistrate Ananya Mittal. "Our goal is to instill a sense of responsibility…

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How to Teach Teenagers Safe Driving Habits

In the journey of adolescence, learning to drive is a pivotal rite of passage. It symbolizes freedom, responsibility, and the onset of adult independence. However, with motor vehicle crashes being a leading cause of death for U.S. teens, it’s paramount to teach teenagers safe driving habits from the start. Ensuring they understand the importance of safety behind the wheel not only protects them…

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[atuljangra]

Infographic to help Texas parents who will be teaching their teenagers driver education (ages 14, 15, 16 and 17).  Part of the online driving education course from Drivers Education of America. 

[aztrosist666]

i have to go to drivers ed tomorrow from fucking 9 to 5 what am i an adult with a job

[smithpatrick]

How to get back my suspended license

Driving on a suspended license, you could face jail time, a fine, or both jail and a fine. Check if your license has been suspended under these circumstances and how can you get back your suspended license?

https://www.thetexasattorney.com/2018/01/26/reinstating-suspended-drivers-license-filing-bankruptcy/

[bibbsdiaries]

Wie ich meinen Führerschein bekommen habe

Also erstmal ein paar Infos vorab! Ich habe die Theorieprüfung und die Praktische Prüfung beim ersten Mal bestanden, yay! Ich habe im April mit Theoriestunden angefangen und im September meinen Führerschein geschafft. Ich möchte euch einige Sachen mitteilen die mir sehr geholfen haben:

Motivation:

Motivation ist sehr wichtig was den Führerschein angeht. Wenn ihr kein Bock darauf habt und nix dafür tun wollt wird das nichts. Mich hat immer sehr motiviert wie ich mit meinen Freundinnen rumfahre Abends, laute Musik höre, kurzer Trip zu McDonalds und außerdem das zur Schule fahren mit Auto. Endlich kein Bus oder Zug mehr fahren, vor allem da ich auf dem Land lebe und der Bus hier jede halbe Stunde nur fährt und zum Bahnhof nur bis 22 Uhr.

2. Blockunterricht:

Ein weiterer Tipp von mir ist: nimmt Blockunterricht was Theorie angeht!!! Es kommt natürlich auf eure Person drauf an aber bei einer Freundin war es der Fall dass sie sich aussuchen konnte wann sie hingeht zum Theorieunterricht, somit hatte sie nie Lust und hat echt lange gebraucht um das durchzuhaben. Ich hatte Blockunterricht und alles in einer Woche durch. Zieht durch Leute!

3. Macht es mit Freunden:

Mein Erste-Hilfe-Kurs habe ich mit der gleichen Freundin gemacht mit der ich Theorieunterricht hatte und es war echt witzig. Ich glaube diese Woche wär echt schlimm gewesen komplett alleine. Aber wenn ihr niemanden habt dann versucht euch mit Personen aus eurem Theorieunterricht anzufreunden. Vielleicht wird das weniger langweilig.

4. Macht die App!:

Ja, genau. Wenn ihr eine App von der Fahrschule bekommen habt, macht so viel es geht darauf und sucht euch auch die Erklärungen heraus wieso weshalb warum.

Genau das wars! Wenn ihr Fragen habt zu meinem Führerschein dann stellt sie sehr gerne. Viel Erfolg bei eurem Führerschein!

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[aurumacadicus]

In before I start seeing people bitching about rainbow capitalism MY favorite rainbow capitalism story is about Subaru. Yes the Japanese car company.

In the nineties, they were struggling. They were competing with a dozen other companies targeting the main demographic at the time: white men ages 18-35, especially after a failed luxury car launch with a new ad agency. “What we need is to focus on niche demographics,” they decided, and then focused on people who enjoyed the outdoors. The Subaru was excellent at driving on dirt roads that many other vehicles couldn’t at the time, so it was perfect for all those off-road campers; they started making all-wheel drive standard in all their cars to help with that. And the people who wanted cars to go do outdoor stuff? Lesbians.

Okay. Of course it wasn’t only lesbians buying Subarus. They’re on the list with educators, health-care professionals, and IT people. But the point is, this Japanese car company interviewed this strange demographic (single, female head of household) and realized one important factor: They were lesbians. They liked to be able to use the cars to go do outdoorsy stuff, and they liked that they could use the cars to haul stuff rather than a big truck or van. Subaru had a choice to make then. They had four other demographics they could market to, after all--the educators, the health-care professionals, IT professionals, and straight outdoorsy couples. Their company didn’t hinge on this one “problematic” demographic.

And they decided “fuck it,” and marketed to lesbians anyway. This included offering benefits to American gay and lesbian employees for their domestic partners, so it didn’t look like a cash grab. (This was not a problem. They already offered those in Canada.)

Yes, there was some backlash. They got letters from a grassroots group accusing them of promoting homosexuality, and every letter said they’d no longer be buying from Subaru. “You didn’t buy from us before, either,” Subaru realized, and ignored them. It helped that the team really cared about the plan, and that they had many straight allies to back them up. There was also some initial backlash when Subaru hired women to play a lesbian couple in the commercial, but they quickly found that lesbians preferred more subtlety; “XENA LVR” on a license plate, or bumper stickers with the names of popular LGBTQ+ destinations, or taglines of “Get out. Stay out.” that could be used for the outdoors--or the closet.

Subaru said “We see you. We support you.” They sponsored Pride parades and partnered with Rainbow Card and hired Martina Navratilova as spokeswoman. They put their money where their mouth is and went into it whole hog. In a time where companies did not want to take our money, Subaru said, “Why not? They’re people who drive.” And that was groundbreaking.

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Automatic vs. Manual Driving Lessons: Shifting Gears on Your Learning Journey

Earning your driver's license is a significant milestone, opening doors to freedom and independence. But before you hit the road, a crucial decision awaits: automatic or manual transmission lessons? Both options have their pros and cons, and the "best" choice depends on your individual needs and preferences. Let's delve deeper into the automatic vs. manual debate to help you pick the perfect path for your driving education.

Gearing Up for Automatic:

Simplicity at its Finest: Automatic cars take the hassle out of gear changes. With no clutch pedal to worry about, you can focus on steering, braking, and navigating the road. This streamlined approach makes automatic lessons ideal for learners who find multitasking challenging. It's also a boon for those in stop-and-go traffic, where frequent gear changes can be tiring.

Faster Learning Curve: By eliminating the complexities of clutch control and gear selection, automatic lessons can lead to a quicker grasp of the basics. This potentially translates into fewer lessons needed to pass your driving test, saving you time and money.

Reduced Stress and Stalls: Stalling is a common hurdle for new manual drivers. Automatics remove this anxiety from the equation, allowing you to feel more confident behind the wheel.

Focus on the Bigger Picture: With fewer technical aspects to juggle, you can devote more attention to crucial driving skills like observation, hazard perception, and road positioning.

The Future is Automatic: The number of automatic vehicles on the road is steadily increasing. If you plan on renting cars or using ride-sharing services in the future, learning automatic might be the more versatile option.

Downshifting to Manual:

A Sense of Accomplishment: Mastering a manual transmission brings a unique sense of control and satisfaction. Understanding how car mechanics work becomes second nature, potentially fostering a deeper appreciation for driving.

Long-Term Cost Savings: Manual cars are generally cheaper to purchase and maintain compared to automatics. Learning manual can also lead to lower insurance premiums depending on your location.

Drive Any Car: A manual driver's license allows you to operate both manual and automatic vehicles, offering greater flexibility when choosing a car to rent, borrow, or buy.

Improved Car Control: Proponents of manual transmissions argue that they offer more control over engine power and responsiveness, particularly in situations like maneuvering uphill or towing a trailer.

A Lifelong Skill: Knowing how to drive a manual car might come in handy in unexpected situations. For instance, if you encounter a car breakdown in a remote location with only a manual vehicle available, your knowledge could be a lifesaver.

Making the Final Shift:

Ultimately, the choice between automatic and manual lessons boils down to your personal preferences and driving goals. Consider these factors:

Learning Style: Do you thrive in simpler environments, or do you enjoy mastering complex skills?

Budget: Can you afford potentially more lessons with automatic training? Will the long-term savings of a manual car outweigh the initial cost difference?

Future Driving Needs: Will access to a wider range of vehicles be important for you? Do you anticipate situations where needing to drive a manual car might be a benefit?

Comfort Level: Which setup feels more intuitive and less stressful for you?

Don't be afraid to discuss your concerns with a driving instructor. They can offer valuable insights and tailor a program to suit your needs. Taking a practice lesson in both an automatic and manual car can also help you experience the feel of each transmission firsthand.

Beyond the Gears:

Regardless of the path you choose, make sure your driving school prioritizes quality instruction, experienced instructors, and a safe learning environment. Look for a school that offers flexible scheduling, competitive pricing, and a proven track record of success in getting students licensed.

The road to becoming a confident driver is an exciting journey. Automatic or manual, the most important thing is to find the approach that empowers you to navigate the world with skill and safety behind the wheel.

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[yavieriel]

It makes sense for products to come in a variety of price points, but they COULD still make them affordable without making them intentionally shitty so they break after a certain amount of time.

So the thing is - no, they really couldn't make them affordable AND not prone to breaking. That's the tradeoff. They're cheaper because they're made with lower quality materials that have a limited lifespan.

Similarly, being difficult-to-impossible to repair is usually because glue, riveting, and snap fittings are faster and easier manufacturing processes (and therefore cheaper) than machining threaded openings for screws and then screwing parts together.

Even the most expensive wool suit in the store I work at has pretty shoddy construction on the inside. I'd love to be working on better quality stuff, but the economy doesn't really allow for that nowadays, and I can't do anything about it.

Savile Row tailors still exist! They still do a brisk business! They're also insanely expensive. They aren't making any fewer suits, if anything they probably make more suits than they did in the 19th c. But they were only ever making suits for the elite 0.01%. The average 19th c. middle class man in Europe and the US was wearing a middling quality coat by an okay-ish tailor. The working class man was wearing the cheapest coat he could get out of whatever fiber was affordable, made by the fastest, laziest, sloppiest tailor. Their clothes were just biodegradable and worn until they were rags and then repurposed, so they don't survive. And meanwhile, India was being driven into poverty so British nobles could keep buying Savile Row suits.

I'm sorry you're getting dragged, I love seeing your work and I agree that we need to move away from fast fashion. But to accomplish that, we need to understand why cheap fashion is popular, and what the reality was of the historical circumstances behind high quality craftsmanship rather than embracing the myth of "things were just Made Better back then". Most people Back Then lived in poverty, as subsistence farmers or servants or in industrial slums. They did not have things that were Made Better. The modern world is vastly wealthier and healthier than anything in history.

Do you think the people who design modern sewing machines in plastic cases ever feel insignificant because of it? knowing that they're making machines with the lifespan of a dog when they could (if they'd been born a few generations earlier) be making machines with the lifespan of a Galapagos tortoise?

[tana-draws]

every drivers ed course can be summarized as followed:

“hello, we’ll teach you how to drive :3”

“Here’s how a bunch of teenagers died slow painful deaths from driving. If you drive you will become naught but roadkill for the vultures.”

“good luck :3”