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Old December 20th 04, 12:22 AM
J. Todd Wasson
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>From: "John Rowland"
>Date: 12/16/2004 12:30 P.M. Central Standard Time
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>Hi all,
>
>Someone told me that American children learn to drive as part of the school
>curriculum. This seems unlikely to me, because I can't really see 30 cars
>and 30 driving instructors showing up at the school simultaneously, so I'm
>wondering if I've been told the truth, and if so, how does it work. Thanks
>in advance.
>
>--
>John Rowland - Spamtrapped



I took a driver's ed program in high school (I'm a US guy). Granted, this was
15 years ago, but it wasn't really part of the regular school curriculum. The
class consisted of maybe 20-30 people if I remember right and was done outside
of normal school hours as more of an extra-curricular activity of sorts, but
indeed it was done in the school.

With everyone together it was all class-room work only. I think they had two
or three cars that you could sign up for behind-the-wheel instruction (my only
experience with a Geo Metro). Again, that was something you'd do on weekends
or evenings and not between Math 101 and lunch :-P




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