What funny things did you do when you were learning to drive at a driving school?

Learning to drive in a driving school is really an unbearable past, and the pain of the process is not worth mentioning, but there are still some funny things that make others laugh wildly when I talk about them.

I remember that driving practice. After the coach drove us to the parking lot, he went to make tea, leaving us alone to practice driving. We have only practiced once or twice. In fact, we are not very familiar with the car. We only know how to turn the steering wheel and shift gears, but are not familiar with other parts of the car.

I don’t know where the coach drove. There was a lot of dust on the front windshield. After driving for a while, we really felt uncomfortable looking at it. We thought about cleaning the front windshield, but We didn't know where we could spray water in front of us. After some research, we found that we still couldn't find it, so the people next to us said that there was still some water left, so we could just pour it onto the windshield. Well, I took his advice and poured the water onto the windshield.

The problem is, the water is poured, how to clean it? How do you turn on the wipers? I thought to myself, what kind of people are we? How can we pass Subject 1? Aren’t wipers included in the question bank of Subject 1? But we couldn't remember it. So I conducted another study on the car, finally found the lever protruding from the steering wheel, and turned on the wipers. Not bad, the windshield was clean with just two swipes. But the problem comes again, how to turn it off? We fiddled with it for a while and found that it couldn't be turned off. The wiper wiped faster and faster. There was no way, it couldn't be turned off. We could only practice reversing into the garage with the wipers on.

When the coach came back and saw that the wipers were on, he was very surprised. Why did we turn on the wipers on a sunny day? Can we see clearly during driving practice? But we didn’t dare to say anything because we wouldn’t shut it down. When I told my husband about this after I got home, he laughed wildly and said it was the first time he heard about pouring mineral water to wash the windshield.