Hey, her life, or other lives could be at stake by her bad driving. Just tell her outright like I told my husband. Say it nicely but SAY IT. Her life is important and so are the others on the road when she is driving.How do you tell someone you love that they cant drive?
Say ';I think classes may help.';
Just be honest.
If she really loves you, she won't get mad.
';Hun I think you should touch up on your lane changing. But i'm not much help so how bout classes or something?';
this way is good because you arn't forcing it on her, and it doesn't sound like you've been thinking about it.
jus say..baby i know your a good driver but i just think you should take classes to make you even better because NYC drivers are absoluley crazy!!! and i just want you to be safe so i want you to take these classes.for me at least=)
be honest she isnt going to leave you because of driving:D ask he if she wants you too help thats always sweet:D, you guys could be together and you can be teacher her you both win
Just. Tell. Her.
...how would you let her know that classes may help?
LOUDLY!! Nah, just kidding - why don't you give her the practice she needs changing lanes? Maybe she doesn't want to go to class?
with the fast, congested traffic in so many places, and changing road conditions due to weather and traffic, I think most adults realize a good drivers training course is in their best interest. The days when people learned on their own or were ';taught'; by a friend are long gone, and young adults now seem to learn in Drivers Ed and there is a good reason for that: Safety!!
You want her and her passengers to be safe on the road, and classes would be a good way to sharpen her skills and driving judgment.
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