Does driving become more skilled the more you drive?
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Driving does become more skilled the more you drive, as driving time is directly proportional to proficiency. There is no maximum age limit for driving with a C1 driver's license, and as long as a valid health examination report is submitted, one can continue to drive C1-class motor vehicles. Vehicles not allowed to drive: According to legal regulations, drivers aged 60 or above are not allowed to drive large buses, tractors, and other such vehicles. Submission of physical condition proof: After a driver reaches the age of 70, they need to submit a personal physical condition proof. A three-month extension for the driving test is not available to everyone. Only those who were unable to attend scheduled tests during the pandemic period can enjoy the three-month extension rule. Extension period: For specific extension periods, consult the local vehicle management office. Some candidates saw their driving test validity extended by one year when scheduling a test. Notes: After successful registration, please attend according to the test batch and time specified in the notification, and wear a mask when entering the test center.
As a seasoned driver with over five years of experience, I can deeply relate to the nervousness of new drivers. Back when I just got my license, parallel parking would take me forever, and I was constantly honked at by cars behind me. But honestly, if you just keep driving for three months, you'll notice a significant improvement in hand-foot coordination—the steering wheel will start to feel like a natural extension of your hands. Nowadays, I hardly need to consciously check the gearshift; shifting has become pure muscle memory. On weekends when I take my family to the suburbs, I can anticipate the angles on mountain curves without slamming the brakes like I used to. The most noticeable change is reverse parking—that 'devil's parking spot' in the company's underground garage? I can now back into it blindfolded. Daily commuting has become as instinctive as brushing teeth or eating meals. This level of proficiency is something no driving school can teach.
