Driving the future

Today will be more of a rant than anything. With pressure being piled on by society, media, family and friends for young people to learn to drive I think it is important for all of us to be good role models to the next generation. Most of us do it everyday, we hop into the car and commute to our places of work or go to the shops etc. We follow the rules of the road and respect our fellow drivers, or at least most of them, on a daily basis.

So why prey tell have a just witnessed a parent dropping off their child for their test, not only wishing them no luck with the test, but constantly and consistently complaining about how their vehicle is going to get clamped because they have parked illegally. I don't really know about you, dear reader, but I don't think going into a test about road safety, after being driven there by a parent who, by the sounds of things at least, refuses to obey the simplest of rules of the road. 

Furthermore I don't think that it's very wise to stomp into the reception area and aggressively demand to know where they need to go, you already know that you are in the right building and the right place, so stop being so inconsiderate and show your child some support...