In the USA, my experience, that although driver education is generally 
required in high school, it covers only the law and a minimal actually 
driving. Even heard one instructor that parked the car in a clear area 
so the student wouldn't have to back up. There is now appearing 
traveling road shows of more rigorous training, but the number of 
participants is few, and the time very limited, more a demonstration of 
a few characteristics. If one has the money and time, there is available 
at auto race tracks, advanced road driving classes that last a full day 
or two. This is a toned down version of race car driving school. Locally 
it's at the Mid Ohio Race course. Wish the granddaughter would be able 
to attend.

Tamas Rudnai wrote:
> You still need years of experience till you confident with proper emergency braking, and
> till then you most probably will have many situations when you coming
> out of the situation without anything happened -- except the breaking.
> Well, that's the theory at least :-)
>
> Tamas
>   
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