I'm taking Drivers Ed and I was wondering, if I had to ask a question, can I ask it here or no? (Based on, if there's a section for it or not.)

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confluxepic · Answer

Someone has suggested a drivers ed section a long time ago but my answer is no. That class is very important to you. You shouldn't take help from anyone else because later on only you will be in front of the steering wheel.

A large percentage of "new" drivers get into accidents many of them threatening peoples lives. Sometimes it's because they were helped by other people while learning or because they just didn't learn it that good. Imagine a caterpillar. If you help it become a butterfly it will have problems. Maybe the same goes for this.

Learning by yourself proves to be more efficient. Who knows? It may save lives some day.

inowalst · Answer

Okay.

confluxepic · Answer

Plus driver ed questions can't be "guided". If you get a question wrong then maybe rereading the correct answer will help you learn it and make it stay longer in your brain.

confluxepic · Answer

Do your best in that class. If you pass then your a good driver. If you don't then you're a good and responsible driver. :)

inowalst · Answer

Alright, thank you!

e.mccormick · Answer

One of the other problems is that driving laws are not the same everywhere.  They have differences from state to state, not to mention country to country.  Since OpenStudy has international users, doing drivers ed just opens up the possibility that you will be given the wrong answer simply because someone is not in the same jurisdiction.

inowalst · Answer

Yes. @e.mccormick I thought about that, as well. Thank you, though.

anonymous · Answer

they give you a book that has all the answers haha try looking through that (not being a arse)

theraggedydoctor · Answer

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