How Long Does It Take to Become Proficient at Driving?

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ThomasFitz
07/30/25 2:47am
New drivers typically take about three months to become proficient. Here are some important considerations for new drivers: Pay attention to speed limit signs: Drive within the posted speed limits. Do not exceed the maximum speed allowed, and stay in the appropriate lane for your speed. Note that speed limits on highways are often segmented, requiring extra attention to speed limit signs. Avoid sudden braking on highways: This prevents rear-end collisions caused by vehicles behind not braking in time, and more seriously, multi-vehicle pile-ups. Stay focused while driving: Be mindful of guardrails to avoid scraping or even colliding with them due to insufficient safety distance or momentary distraction. Highways have wide lanes with multiple vehicles driving simultaneously, so it's advisable to stay away from guardrails when unnecessary.
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