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Personal Narrative: Driving Rules And Traffic Signs

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The day I greatly feared has finally come. The day every teenager must go through. I have been at home all summer and my parents decided to sign me up for a drivers education course. The course started the very next week. Since it was the beginning of summer my class was full of students my age and younger. On the first day, we went through driving rules and traffic signs. In two days I took a test to get my learners permit so I could be able to drive with my instructor. I passed! Weeks went by and I finished my course, now all I had left was to sign up for my road test. Although I have not practiced parallel parking, I still managed to get my drivers license and pass my test. My only problem I had was I did not have enough practice with parallel

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