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**AlabamaBoyz** · 01-22-2007, 05:35 AM

I see no reason to be added to your dad's insurance. He will not be better at teaching than a qualified instructor, and the car will be most likely be way more powerful and harder to control than the one you learn in from your lessons.

Probably not when I was learning with my stepdad. Although my instructor was good at his job, I personally thought my stepdad, who is an ex-police officer with alot of driving experiences, helped me considerably when learning to drive. He always paced me through new roads & roundabouts where my instructor would be consistent on pacing me through the same area over and over. It helps alot to be paced through new situations including the difficult ones such as very busy roundabouts. Even though i've now passed my driving test (coming up towards 1 year soon), I still decide to drive responsibly.

01-22-2007, 05:35 AM	#24
AlabamaBoyz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 622 Senior Member	I see no reason to be added to your dad's insurance. He will not be better at teaching than a qualified instructor, and the car will be most likely be way more powerful and harder to control than the one you learn in from your lessons. Probably not when I was learning with my stepdad. Although my instructor was good at his job, I personally thought my stepdad, who is an ex-police officer with alot of driving experiences, helped me considerably when learning to drive. He always paced me through new roads & roundabouts where my instructor would be consistent on pacing me through the same area over and over. It helps alot to be paced through new situations including the difficult ones such as very busy roundabouts. Even though i've now passed my driving test (coming up towards 1 year soon), I still decide to drive responsibly.
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