I just started driving. While on the road, I noticed that there are a lot of reckless drivers out there, and I don't intend to be like them. I saw people cutting each other off, speeding, missing opportunities to use their turning signals and a lot more.
I want to be the kind of driver that everyone wants to ride with because they feel safe when I'm at the wheel. I want to remind everyone that we share the roads. Remember that bad manners on the road could be the end of you or someone else.
My experience just started, but I still see drivers who don't care what's around them; they just figure it's safe. You should always remember that there are others out there who also have somewhere they need to go. We need to look out for one another and work together, so we can all get to our destinations safely. No one wants to get hurt on the road.
I'd like to make a suggestion, do unto others as you would have unto you. Let's follow laws and remember to be courteous on the roads. We could set the most amazing example for other drivers. Think about your driving habits and how you can better them. Good drivers are safe drivers.
Chelsea Petersen
Midvale
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Good for you.
Step #1: Don't touch your cell phone while driving.
This young person has obviously been taught by good parents to be cautious, prudent, and redpectful of others. Unfortunately, many parents have abandoned the teaching of these values as old fashioned. As this letter states, this has led to an More..
She is new to driving, and she is trying hard to be a good driver. In time, even she will pick up some of the bad driving habits of which she complains. Unfortunate, but true.