Current Events > I hate student driver bumper stickers at this point.

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90% of the time it's some shriveled up adult driving the car. And that's not even my issue.

The word student denotes a desire to learn, these people have no desire to get better at driving they simply want an excuse for how awful they are. I hate them. If you're one of them I hate you.

Just go ahead and have a, bad driver, bumper sticker made. At least then I would respect the honesty.

While we're at it, how about a front bumper sticker that says "I T-Bone people who block intersections"

Odd melty

Why dont people use turn lanes?

ArkhamOrigins posted...

Odd melty

Does your apartment have Central heating and air? Because it sounds like you don't know what a vent is.

Nice melty.

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Consider that a student driver may not be driving the denoted car at all times.

Here in Seattle there are a lot of those stickers because a lot of the drivers are immigrants coming to work for MS / Google / Amazon and are still learning US driving.

Student =/= teenager

ThisIsAKnoife posted...

Here in Seattle there are a lot of those stickers because a lot of the drivers are immigrants coming to work for MS / Google / Amazon and are still learning US driving.

Student =/= teenager

I covered that. So long as you're willing to learn, you are a student. The drivers I am referring to have made 0 effort to learn, nor do they intend to.

I don't have this issue so much where I live, but EVERYONE is awful at driving still. That's just a universal thing, I think.

student driver sticker as a fully grown adult sounds really funny tbh

TIL that the second I slap a student driver bumper sticker on a car, Im no longer allowed to drive that car.

xXfireglzXx posted...

I covered that. So long as you're willing to learn, you are a student. The drivers I am referring to have made 0 effort to learn, nor do they intend to.

Source: your ass, since you have no way of knowing any of that

Honestly what I was taught in drivers Ed was basically don't trust a single other person on the road and always assume the person in front of you, behind you, or to the side of you will kill you in an instant if given the opportunity. So just be completely aware of your surroundings and every car visible to you, their movements and actions.

Driving is mildly stressful to me, but the only accident I've ever been in was at a red light when someone smashed into me.

The gist is, give every driver around you a split second ocular pat down every time you drive and you should be okay.

In my experience the student driver cars are some of the most alert drivers on the road paying attention. They arent on their cell phone or texting, they have both hands on the wheel and are actually paying attention. They arent dancing to the radio. They actually use their signals and they have a 2nd set of eyes in the car with them also paying attention.

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For real. Wtf at some of these responses ITT lol.

What evidence do you have for any of these claims? They're bad because they're new... What exactly do you want? I feel bad when people bully new drivers. It's scary for them! And FYI, adults can learn to drive for the first time too.