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Driving is not compulsory. Don't drive if you don't wish to.
If you decide to drive, take lessons in order to improve your skills and safety awareness, and therefore reduce the chances of being involved in an accident. After passing the test, you can take advanced courses in defensive driving.
If you decide to drive, take lessons in order to improve your skills and safety awareness, and therefore reduce the chances of being involved in an accident. After passing the test, you can take advanced courses in defensive driving.
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