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I hadn't heard of automatic driving schools before, and it makes me wonder as to what it means. Is it a school that teaches you how to drive an automatic, or is it a school that teaches you how to use a car that drives itself automatically? Just because it's a cool thought, and I want to write about it, I'm going to assume that it's the latter: automated car!

A great thing about having a school for young drivers that has to do with automatic cars is that the young will learn more about the motor, and less about how to drive the car. Why is this a good thing? Because the young drivers will learn more aboutmaintenance, and not have to worry as much (at least on start up) about getting the car moving in the right direction, and trying to avoid killing someone.

automatic driving schools, in my opinion, should focus first on repair andmaintenanceof the vehicle. Since this is probably what the main problem will be, there is likely to be an inherent interest from the young drivers. However, if this is not the case, it would be best to find out what their interests are. If they are simply totally not interested in cars, now that the cars basically drive themselves, perhaps it would be better to invest in a sort of automatic repair.

Perhaps the automatic driving schools could focus on both themaintenanceside of things, as well as how the grid works. Basically, the automatic driving schools should focus on that which is practical and that which would help out the young drivers on the road. As the roads and cars would be fairly automatic themselves, perhaps there would not be much to learn.

What I can see happening is that automatic driving schools would teach the old, outdated methods of actually driving the cars (for in case the automatic car system broke down), and young people would either be bored to death, or dedicatedly taking notes, depending on the sustainability of the automatic cars. It would be a good sign if they were bored to death, as that might be an indication that the automatic cars worked like a dream.

I would love for us to have automatic cars. I'm sure many others would love to automatic cars to be a thing of the present, and not the past. But I'd have to guess that the reasons we don't have them is the obvious one: money.