Re: Cheapest California mandated Teen Behind the Wheel Driver Training (17 year old)

Arklin K. · 2012-07-10T21:44:24+00:00

Yes. The lobbyists in California mandated that you are breaking the law if you attempt to teach your teen to drive a car on public roads EVEN after they have their provisional teen permit after passing the written test! You MUST (by law) give your kid to a total stranger to learn first how to drive. You can not teach them to drive yourself until they have been with this total stranger for at least two hours (and they must continue eventually, with this same total stranger, for six hours). And, of course, you are not allowed to be in the vehicle with this total stranger at any time of the lesson. All this is mandated by the nanny state - merely to make you pay through the nose (yet again) for services you neither want, nor agree with. If you attempt to teach your child how to drive without FIRST paying a total stranger to teach your kid to drive, you are breaking California law! PS: You can't even put your GPS low down in the middle of your windshield in California - ask me how I know!

Jul 10, 2012 23 Replies

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Arklin K. 14 years ago

Actually, Rose took care of the 'extra' kids and Josef didn't AFAIK abuse his daughter's kids. I think. (Depends on how you define 'abuse' though.)

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Barb Dwyer 14 years ago

On Fri, 13 Jul 2012 06:11:23 +0000, Arklin K. drooled

This is a uk group, no one gives a s*it about California.

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Alan Holmes 14 years ago

What the f*** has this to do with the uk?

Alan

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jgar the jorrible 14 years ago

"NM" increased the scope of the troll by adding uk to the thread in his post on Tue, 10 Jul 2012 22:16:15 -0700 (PDT). He's the one you should be asking.

But is the concept of graduated licensing and how other jurisdictions handle it not appropriate for urd?

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