Driving is the most basic thing to learn in our life, but i didn't learn it till 25 years of my age, how lazy iam :) Other than Laziness, there are many more reasons. One such prominent reason is fear of traffic and accidents.
I used to go to school by bicycle. When i reached engineering, my father was ready to buy me a 2 wheeler, but i preferred travelling by bus. I felt, Public transport is more safe than driving alone. Time was the only constraint. I have to be at bus stop 5 mins early and wait for the bus, whereas my friends who had bikes, started late from home and used to reach college at same time as me. Moreover, there was problem of ragging in buses. But, fortunately, i didn't face it much.
After all these years, now i learnt driving a 4 wheeler directly in a traditional method from a driving school. I could learn and drive well even in traffic, could drive 'H' and 'O' for my license test. I have to get the confidence level still, but i can manage driving on road now :)
So this is my D for Driving story for #AtoZChallenge :)
Until next time,
This is my entry for AtoZ blogging challenge 2014.
Image courtesy: creative common license image from Flickr.com
I used to go to school by bicycle. When i reached engineering, my father was ready to buy me a 2 wheeler, but i preferred travelling by bus. I felt, Public transport is more safe than driving alone. Time was the only constraint. I have to be at bus stop 5 mins early and wait for the bus, whereas my friends who had bikes, started late from home and used to reach college at same time as me. Moreover, there was problem of ragging in buses. But, fortunately, i didn't face it much.
After all these years, now i learnt driving a 4 wheeler directly in a traditional method from a driving school. I could learn and drive well even in traffic, could drive 'H' and 'O' for my license test. I have to get the confidence level still, but i can manage driving on road now :)
So this is my D for Driving story for #AtoZChallenge :)
Until next time,
This is my entry for AtoZ blogging challenge 2014.
Image courtesy: creative common license image from Flickr.com
