Cooper |
October 19, 2021 |
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“My job keeps me very busy.”

“My family takes most of my time.”

“Sorry I need to cancel the session today.”

Learning to Drive is Important.

Learning to Drive is a complex skill to develop IF YOU want to be good at it.

A license will help you with your busy life, and with your family time.

A license also is a powerful time manager as well as a huge boost to your independence.

GIVE THIS IMPORTANT SKILL THE TIME AND ATTENTION IT DESERVES!

IT IS IMPORTANT!

USELESS TIMES TO LEARN TO DRIVE

  • exhausted after work
  • stressed after a difficult home situation
  • angry, overly excited, distracted due to some event in your life

Be efficient with your learning to drive times. Come fresh with a clear mind. This is an important skill for your life! And for the lives of those with you! And for the lives of others around you!

1.3 million people worldwide die each year in a car. That’s 3500 every day. Up to 50 million are injured each year because of cars. That is 137,000 every day!

THIS IS IMPORTANT!

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