Enyogbe: second to comment.... my mom oh. so very strict. sometimes I get scared that she us gonna hit me. it was fun sha

my dad is a lt. Col. So i usually get a slap for every mistake i made while i was learning. But now i can drive in the moon.

My dad and sister taught me how to drive. My dad was very strict concerning obeying traffic rules, and the proper mechanics of driving.
Any repeated mistake was met with a scolding.

Lol

Siena:

Turtle? What's a "turtle" doing in a car?

brushesz: I learnt driving from a video simulation on a PC with a steering wheel, clutch, brake and accelerator pedals. The only difference was that I made changes to gear from the keyboard.

some games can help..NFS

Manttle

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nobody taught me...and I hate 2 see When guys hand 'L' on vehicles... a guy should be smart enough to know basic driving skill...

My boy Friend thought me how to drive. He was very annoying that we almost broke up

chucky234: No one taught me how to drive,I always observed how people drive whenever I find myself in a car and paid close attention to everything they were doing.
Bought my first car,a Mazda 626 manual gear then put all I learned into practice and that was it.

U re d type dat causes road accidents!!!

yes he was ooiii

AA rescue driving school are fraud....they will promise you of a job, drivers license etc after learning... but the thing there is your money they need, I mean immediately you have pay their wopping 35k or 40k driving school ...they will then tell you their are nothing like drivers license in the agreement, I am speaking from experience... guys or ladies please don't fall victims to AA rescue scam... my hard earn money 35k was taken from me without value for my money, I wasn't given a job it drivers license, too sad ....

It's very funny reading some of the post here. I appreciate those who starting driving with very little assistance. Having taught nothing less than 30 people(i love teaching people to drive) to drive. I understand how difficult it is for some to overcome their fear of getting on the road. However, i will encourage anyone who is still trying to brace up...there's really nothing to be afraid of if you have a patient and resourceful trainer. I had fears too when i first started...it's double trouble when you have an impatient trainer on top of that...

EyesulO: It's very funny reading some of the post here. I appreciate those who starting driving with very little assistance. Having taught nothing less than 30 people(i love teaching people to drive) to drive. I understand how difficult it is for some to overcome their fear of getting on the road. However, i will encourage anyone who is still trying to brace up...there's really nothing to be afraid of if you have a patient and resourceful trainer. I had fears too when i first started...it's double trouble when you have an impatient trainer on top of that...

Pls come and teach me. My hubby is teaching me atm. But he's always busy. And am scared a little tho & he's not strict

Chai, I wasted money o. It was £18 I think per hour then. I had two different driving instructors. I used to do 2 hrs every Saturday and that was continuous for almost a year I think. My problem was I didn't do any independent lesson!!!

Steve first thought me, very nice, calm guy, always explaining why I should do this or that etc. I did practical test, did not pass!

Then this guy can't remember his name, he was a shouter!!!! I was always nervous entering his car and I was paying him o. He will just shout at me. I guess that was his style because I learnt a lot from him within a very short timeframe.

It was definitely a testimony when I heard the "congratulations you have passed".

Learned from watching "how to drive a car" video on Youtube...the instructor wasn't strict at all