I have all my kids drive a manual (after learning on an automatic).

Apr 3, 2020
6:04:35pm

PJMort Truly Addicted User

I feel like they are cheaper to fix, plus it causes them to pay attention to the noises the car is making. Have you ever been riding in a car and their is some strange noise and the driver (wife 😉 ) isn't even aware of it?

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PJMort

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My oldest turned 15 recently and so we're starting to thing about driving. If

Niiineteeen84

4/3/20 4:02pm

Now is the ideal time

Sea Chicken

4/3/20 4:04pm

State by state. In NV- 15 years 6 months old. 50 hours before getting license.

PJMort

4/3/20 4:22pm

Yep, check how it is for your state. In Utah, sign them up for Driver's Ed.

jdub

4/3/20 4:26pm

BTW- here is a link to Drivers Edge. It is just one morning. It is free.

PJMort

4/3/20 4:32pm

My youngest just got his permit today.

Hobo

4/3/20 4:26pm

Here is the utah info.. (RIP your low car insurance 🙂 )

TheLost

4/3/20 4:29pm

15? Should have been practicing for a good 2 years now.

Zedhead

4/3/20 4:40pm

Probably has. I remember how suspicious my father was because I learned so fast.

PJMort

4/3/20 4:43pm

Start her on a manual transmission. I started with my 12 year old recently.

LeftOfNormal

4/3/20 6:00pm

I have all my kids drive a manual (after learning on an automatic).

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