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The Importance of Being a Safe Driver
Driver Education Initiative
Cooper Venticinque
Monument, Colorado
Driving is a necessity of surviving in this world, and it has many different advantages, but it can also be very dangerous. Many people are killed in crashes accidents every year, and there are many different steps that can be taken to reduce this number.
Drivers ed is something that every driver in the United States has to go through in order to get a driver's license. This education teaches people many different strategies and tactics that help people be better drivers. If people really take to heart the things that are taught in the classes, like how to not put yourself at risk or how to drive in winter conditions, it really could reduce the number of car accidents.
There are several steps that can be taken that can possibly reduce the number of driving fatalities. Additional classes and training sessions could be offered to give people additional information on how to drive in different conditions or how to respond to different situations. For example, there could be a class that provides different strategies on how to drive in winter or off-road conditions. Insurance companies could also offer more discounts for driving safely.
I have had friends that have driven irresponsibly and put themselves in danger. Not only were they at risk, but so were the people around them. While there was nothing that I could have done about it, I took it as a learning opportunity and decided that I was not going to make the same mistakes.
In order to make myself a better driver, I need to learn from my past mistakes and the mistakes of others. After watching people around me make all sorts of different mistakes, all I can do is learn from them and try to not make the same mistakes that they did. At that point, I can share with others how to not make the same mistakes that my friends and I made.
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