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Please what is app's name

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Anyone know what simulator that is?

Can you tell me how did you come about getting the simulators?

I need a sample lesson plan idea for after school program. Students will study a driver's online course to help them practice for real test. After they pass it they get to practice on a driving simulator

Mostly the reason why schools are longer teaching it is because of social media and online video games. Today's generation want to stay home spending time in front of flat screens and yakking, not going out to play and learn as previous generations. Real basket case of a world we are living in today. Times sure have changed. When I was a teen, I sure was quite eager to learning to drive. That was the 1980's.

I learned how to drive a simulator

Be safe driving be smart to drive

I’m looking same driving school with practice driving computer inside like yours but must be in Illinois ?! Would you help me please to find it 🙏🏻🙏🏻

I just love this one

I just love to drive going to the gym

This was a requirement when I was in high school 45 years ago. It taught me well how to drive safely. Drivers Ed plus real driving with your parents or an older sibling gave you a lot of good time behind the wheel to practice. I really wish that school districts across the United States would reinstitute this valuable program. I think it could really help younger drivers to drive responsibly and carefully.

A good friend of mine ran a driving school for several years. He finally got out of it because of the attitude of the kids. Some of those 16 year olds knew EVERYTHING going in and he didn't know a blasted thing. He said when he tried to explain to them WHY this was this way or that way, a lot of their attititude was "WHATEVER" I don't' blame him for getting out of it.

where is this place at?

I'm 38 and don't know how to drive and mva knows I need special help im a visual learner and I need something like this

damn I wish Maryland had this,thanks for sharing this video.

Im 26 and don't know how to drive. my parents don't involve themselves to teach me.

Bruh, I’m 14 and already know how to drive…

3:04 Did he say D average or better for "Good Student" discount?

Got a whole racing sim lol

This looks wonderful. I wish I could experience this.

This was really neat to see. :) I'm a class of '98 MHS grad, and the '97-'98 year was when they started some major renovations, part of which was the music wing. I had three brothers follow me through the school district, so I'd sometimes be able to catch a glimpse of the new rooms after their concerts/plays, but it still looks "new" to me, even 20+ years later! MHS's music program stood me in really good stead. The two years of music theory education under Mr. Mascaro taught me more then 2.5 *years* of theory at the university level (and more thoroughly!), and his method of teaching meant that his lessons have stuck with me for good. I'd started taking piano lessons from Mrs. Santoro when I was 5 or 6 years old, in the mid-80s, and blossomed under her choral direction when I got to the high school, enough that I was offered a full vocal scholarship that I didn't even audition for, when I was a soloist on a tour with other MHS students! (I wasn't able to take it, though - my parents were dead-set on me being an engineer, which never happened; the college in question is now a part of Berklee.) But, 22 years after graduating, I'm finally making music my life, and I really have the MHS music program to thank for giving me such a firm foundation and encouragement during my time attending it. I was a Methacton student all 13 years, K-12, and the music/theater/arts department in the whole of the Methacton School District was really incredible. It is truly disheartening to have met so many people through my adult years who went to schools that *might* have one orchestra, or maybe *one* chorus, or perhaps a marching band but no concert band. I was in something like eight different choirs in my senior year alone, and that doesn't count the festivals connected with other schools or organizations in the area, not to mention the wide array of options for students playing instruments (I was in band and orchestra at various points, but by high school, I just focused my energy on voice, in which I had a lot more strength). It's fantastic to see Methacton's tradition of creating a great musical education continuing to this day. Thank you for sharing this video!