I'd consider myself a very average driver and I've never had an accident/never made any claims, no tickets (except two speed cameras going 7 or 5km? over the speed limit during the holiday period, tickets a year apart and the camera vans were at the bottom of a hill gosh darnit!), no demerits, no convictions. Average.
Becoming fearless isn't the point. That's impossible. It's learning how to control your fear, and how to be free from it.
I'm actually not shitting you... its hard not to be cocky about it but yeah. obviously no ones going to give two fucks about what i say seeing as i am only 17..
And how did you come to the conclusion you are so good ... ???
Was it the (less than a) year on the road ... ???
It is good you have learned so much in a short time. Imagine how much you could still learn over the next fourty years.
Statistics say you wont make it though. If I could give a fuck ... I'd be inclined to put money on it.
Prove us wrong ...
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
people have told me (people who have been on the road for the last 30-40 years)
the driving instructor told me so (yes i went to a driving instructor)
I've been driving for a year, I'm not saying I'm the best, I'm just saying that I am better then alot of people that you see on the road
Interesting point....how many 'good' older drivers made it through driving at 17 without a crash? (or 18,19...to 24).
I, of course was a rare driving talent from 17 years onwards![]()
Legalise anarchy
Don't worry about the ones that crash ... don't even give them a thought.
Just think about the ones that have died. Those are the ones ... you should think about often.
And I would guess that Scummy has scraped more dead 17 year old's off the road ... than you have had birthdays. And most of those for stupid, idiotic reasons ... by usually (often) intelligent kids.
When life throws you a curve ... Lean into it ...
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