Teaching Student Drivers: 9 Tips To Keep Everyone Safe And Sane
I have had the experience of teaching several people how to drive. Some were youngsters, but I have also taught a few adults how to drive too. Lets just say that I am more than glad to have retired from this practice as teaching someone how to drive can be taxing mentally as well as physically. Still, not everyone has the funds to go to driving school or an available friend to help out. So, if you are one of the lucky ones playing the role of instructor, here are some tips to help keep you sane and your student listening.
1. Set A Schedule. Keeping teens on a schedule can be nearly impossible as they juggle their busy lives with after school programs, work, homework, socializing, etc., but it is something that you must do. Find a time that works for the both of you and go out no more than one hour each time for your lessons. Oh, by the way, make sure your driver in training has his or her drivers permit on them at all times.
2. Simple Start. Keep the first lesson or two simple. Backing in and out of the driveway and driving around the neighborhood first are good starts. If you...
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