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Fri, Oct 15 2021, 6:09 pm
What's the point of having a license if he doesn't use it? He could lose those skills.
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tree of life


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Sat, Oct 16 2021, 4:27 pm
amother [ DarkViolet ] wrote: | Yes, my 3rd child is driving now and they all got their licenses at 16 or 17. But I have to drive with them here in Israel for a few months. At first it is g-d awful scary and I feel I have to constantly warn them about the cars around them and the curbs they are veering towards. And then b"h they start driving well and I relax a bit more. Ironically, I am less worried when they drive alone (when they can) than when I am in the car with them. But I am very proud of them too for gaining this important skill on their way towards independence. |
Hi I live in fir driving instructor fir my daughter 16
In Israel who did your child learn with please give me the number thanks
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watergirl


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Sat, Oct 16 2021, 7:21 pm
Is he on your insurance plan? Don’t let him drive until he is!
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singsong


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Tue, Nov 02 2021, 2:30 pm
My kids drive my car all the time - I actually taught them all to drive. It's a huge relief to have them do my errands and chauffeur the younger kids to their friends and Sunday programs so I don't have to.
You're probably not noticing the other drivers ages - some kids, boys especially, can look way older than they are size-wise. I have a 6 foot tall 15 year old that can easily pass for an adult.
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Chayalle


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Tue, Nov 02 2021, 2:38 pm
My girls got their permits/licenses at 17. At first they drove with me or DH, till we were comfortable with their readiness to drive on their own. (license does not necessarily equal ready. I can tell you that one child failed her test twice, and was more cautious and a better driver, than her sister who breezed thru it. Sometimes it's pure luck, or about getting a more lenient tester....)
After that it got so convenient to have them do errands...I have never looked back .
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mha3484


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Tue, Nov 02 2021, 3:03 pm
I would get my boys their license as early as possible so they can practice practice before dating/getting married/having kids. I feel like they have much less free time then girls so if I want them to be confident drivers when they are adults they have to start younger. I was a very experienced driver when I had my first kid and I remember being terrified the first time I drove my oldest alone. I have friends that learned to drive once they already had kids and to me that is nerve racking and I dont want that for my own children.
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Hashem_Yaazor


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Tue, Nov 02 2021, 4:47 pm
Mine is not and we haven't pushed him to. He isn't home for any long stretches of time and doesn't feel a need to start driving yet.
My next son wants to get his permit this summer, not sure I'll really be ok with that and I'm not even sure of his summer plans yet to know if it's feasible.
I'm assuming when my daughter is old enough, that will happen quicker because iyh she'll be local.
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