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I had been asked if the driving instructor courses that I took the previous month were worthwhile, as part of a feedback program that the company was undertaking, so I agreed to take part in the inquiry. As with most driving instructor courses, its difficult to assess what is 'good' and what is not, as a person is just there to get the job done in as short amount of time as possible with a sufficient amount of knowledge gained from the lessons to pass whatever evaluation they are attempting to pass. That was my goal, anyhow. But, they were going to use the information to improve their driving instructor courses, and if I could help someone somewhere then I assumed my 5 minutes was little to ask. I had always liked the idea of helping people, in whatever little ways that I could find.

I had, by the way, not passed my driving exam and had since been forced to resume commuting by motorcycle most days. When my husband was using the motorcycle or when it was broken, I had to roll out the old moped and use that. Needless to say, the car was the best option still and I had yet to see myself behind the wheel. But, I couldn't much blame that on the driving instructor courses, since I was the one who took little interest in their teachings and was paying more attention to the passersby and whatnot than I was to the offered instruction. I could only blame myself for my failure, and I was aware of that. So the feedback was the least I could do, for both myself and others. I gave the best answers I could to the questions, but couldn't for the life of me figure out the purpose behind some of them. For instance, they wanted to know if the car had gone fast enough for me, or if the instructor himself or herself was to my liking. I am still confused as to the relevance of such things. Still, I stated that the car was indeed fast, evidenced by the fact that I drove straight into a parked car while attempting to round a corner. This was due to the fact that I couldn't stop in time given the pickup on the auto. And the instructor, well she was very good looking I have to admit. These two things may have, in the end contributed to my failure.