Defining moment!!

[lady-MGS]

My 14 year old started drivers ed on Monday. I thought for sure it would be a while before they actually put him behind the wheel. I was wrong. He drives for the first time tomorrow I personally think they should have a little more class time. He's only had 2- 2 hour classes.
I know he will do good though. I'm sad that he's growing up but happy he's getting to do it. I never got to do driver's ed because of my own stupidity and I know I missed out.

[baconoclock]

My 14 year old started drivers ed on Monday. I thought for sure it would be a while before they actually put him behind the wheel. I was wrong. He drives for the first time tomorrow I personally think they should have a little more class time. He's only had 2- 2 hour classes.
I know he will do good though. I'm sad that he's growing up but happy he's getting to do it. I never got to do driver's ed because of my own stupidity and I know I missed out.

Its probably better he starts at 14. more practice before the full license. Here in MO when i got mine i had about a month of driving under my belt before i got my full license, no classes. in retrospect i should have had more experience before being turned loose.

[Apache Warrior]

Let him drive as much as possible.
After my son got his learners permit I let him drive a lot. I believe the more experience they have, before they get their permanent license, the better.
Apache

[lady-MGS]

The class lasts for 6 weeks. He then has to complete 60 hrs of driving time w/ an adult. 50 day and 10 night. So he still has awhile. However, the permit is good until 5 days after his 18th b-day. So until he brings his grades up, even when he can get his license, he won't.