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01-08-2005, 03:53 PM
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I like to think that one day the gu'ment will introduce defensive driver education into the licencing system and there needs to be a push for it from all circles. In the mean time how about some of you younger people take a pro active stance and ask your parents for a defensive driver course for your birthday ,xmas,passing exams,or just to help keep you alive. Maybe just like myself I did it with my son and I learnt something too. When my daughter gets her Ps in 12 months she will get a defensive driving course for her birthday and this time my wife will go too.
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