This ^^^

"The people that said they wouldn't are liars." Don't assume that everyone in the world is as uncivilized as you are. Some people actually can exercise self-restraint.

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#60 it's called back roads. Every place has back roads that are easier to drive than main busy highways or main roads. Or it's called driving classes which I know they encourage new drivers to stick to back roads for a while.

@59 I disagree with you wholeheartedly. I drive, and I actually understand student driver's difficulties. I remember how stressed I was when I was learning to drive. The kid driving probably doesn't think driving's a game, but needs to practice. The OP is just being a jerk off in that they're so angry that they need to tell off the student driver. And maybe the student driver wasn't scared, but almost hit the OP because of a blind spot. Haven't you ever heard the phrase "practice makes perfect?" I think that is completely appropriate in this situation.

#63 It wasn't the right answer to curse off the teenager. But I can also see why the OP was mad too. Driving can have scary moments and sometimes without thinking at that moment "maybe that's a new driver" we react negative to almost getting hit thinking it's an experience driver.

#59, Are you too scared to use proper grammar?

#60, exactly. I remember the first time I drove on a main road, I was stopped at a stoplight and got nervous because someone pulled up behind me. When the light turned green, I stalled. This increased my nervousness, and when I got the car started again, I dumped the clutch and peeled out with the wheels spinning and all. And this is after I'd done just fine in the parking lot and on back roads. Gotta learn on main roads sometime.

if you only ever drive on back roads, then how are you ever going to learn how to drive on roads with a lot of traffic? driving takes practice and if you don't practice driving on busy roads, then you'll never know HOW to drive on busy roads.