According to Google, a 2020 study found that most people learn to drive when they are 17 or 18--it's really an important step in "growing up". However, 18% of people wait until later in life (in their 30s and 40s) to learn to drive.
This week, the Sidetracked Sisters are exploring "Learning to Drive". Judy and I talk about how driver's education has changed over the years and about how our view of independence has also changed as the number of cars that a family owns has increased. Then we look back at our experiences with driving cars with a manual transmission.
