The driving school held a farewell party for students who graduated five years ago. Are there really people who have no talent for driving?

To be honest, some people really have no talent for driving. I met a buddy when I was out and about, and he was the kind of person who had no talent for driving. When I took the driver's license test, I passed all the subjects in one go. When this buddy was taking the exam, he took three exams for subject two and two exams for subject three. In fact, the driving license test itself is not very difficult, so I barely passed it. Because he is busy with work, he has not practiced driving much.

By the time he touched a car for the first time, nearly two years had passed since the exam. As a result, this guy drove a manual car from Zhengzhou to Xingyang, which was nearly 60 kilometers. Hearing the news that he had arrived safely, several of us breathed a sigh of relief. But unexpectedly, when he drove the car back, the buddy who lent him the car was furious. Later, when I inquired about it, I found out that this guy had been in third gear the whole time and was running back and forth. I don't know if the gearbox of this car is in good condition.

I grew up near a bus station, so many of my playmates’ parents were bus drivers or truck drivers. In the past, people mostly relied on buses to travel. And these drivers are indeed serious and experienced drivers. Later, when we grew up, we would drink and chat with our parents. These old drivers would always advise us to have a sense of the car when driving and roughly know the condition of our vehicle. Where are the four tires located. Maybe I didn’t quite understand it at the time, but as I drove longer, I discovered that the so-called feeling is actually talent combined with the experience and muscle memory accumulated from long-term driving.

This is like a soldier's first reaction after waking up from sleep is to lie down, then grab a gun and prepare to fight. When I was in college, there was a veteran in the dormitory, and we would often prank him with a whistle. There was a sudden blow in the middle of the night. The brother immediately got dressed and got out of bed, and then looked at his casual clothes inexplicably. Then they chased us and beat us severely. Therefore, driving talent is important, but experience in the later period is even more important. Just like snipers are fed by bullets, experienced drivers are fed by boxes of gasoline.