Always give reassuring feedback during the session to help build that important self-confidence factor in driving ability. If some difficulty is encountered, simply pull over as soon as it is convenient and talk about it together. And above all, enjoy the time together. More than likely your teen is very interested in learning to drive, and you are very anxious for him to become a safe, responsible driver. What a natural tie for quality time together, and your involvement in driver training may save your child s life more times than you will ever know.
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