Drivers in Europe, and I assume most of the world, do have to have several theoretical classes about driving and safety to earn their license. Is this not the case where you live?
Yes of course. It is super rigorous. With both required extensive theoretical classes, theoretical test, required session with driving on ice, minimum hours of driving, and a driving test.
Also, stop signs are
hexagonaloctagonal and yield signs triangular so you could notice them even when they’re not facing you.Edit: octagon/hexagon
Or when covered in snow or if the sign is badly damaged
Stop signs are octagonal.
Red state. We can’t afford the extra 2 sides.
Thanks, forgot how the shapes work lol
You must pay the rent
I can’t pay the rent
We ain’t got the money for the mortgage on the farm!
instructions unclear, the banana is up my ass
You missed the “Caution: A Bannana” sign then didn’t you?
there were three bananas before the caution sign and I slipped
Ah , you’ve got the instructions upside-down. I’ll help…
This should be in drivers education in Europe
they are, aren’t they? not with a banana ofc, but I know they are categorized based on shape and color.
Drivers in Europe, and I assume most of the world, do have to have several theoretical classes about driving and safety to earn their license. Is this not the case where you live?
Yes of course. It is super rigorous. With both required extensive theoretical classes, theoretical test, required session with driving on ice, minimum hours of driving, and a driving test.
I mean’t the humor for teaching it
Thats confusing.