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3 Things I Wish My Driver’s Education Teacher Had Warned Me About
If you’re like me, you took Driver’s Education as part of your sophomore or junior year curriculum.  Back in high school, Driver’s Ed was a semester-long, elective course in which you were qualified to enroll at the age of 15.  Typically, by the last day of class, a student was well versed on the ‘rules of the road’ – and highly anticipating the arrival of his or her 16th birthday.  Apparently, the rules of the road have changed since earning my driver's license many years ago.  Exasperated by the behavior of some fellow drivers, I realize my Driver’s Ed instructor neglected to clue me into the dark side of motor vehicles – and at least three 'unwritten' rules: Whatever You Do – Refrain From Using Your Turn Signal When Attempting To Change Lanes I've been under the impression that turn signals alerted other drivers of your intention to merge into another lane.  This is only partially true.  Essentially, I have learned that using your turn signal accomplishes something else as well.  Nearby drivers are immediately notified of their cue to speed up – thereby making it virtually impossible to move over.  Added Bonus:  As you find yourself desperately trying to squeeze ... more

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