Like Most Milestones, Learning To Drive In A Pandemic Looks Different
St. Louis Public Radio From virtual driver's ed to long wait times at the license office, the coronavirus pandemic changed how teens learned to drive. Learning to drive is a rite of passage that teenagers across the country look forward to. But as it did with nearly everything else this year, the coronavirus pandemic changed what that milestone looked like. Some future drivers had to wait a few months because the license offices shut down. Others, like Amanda Root’s son Tim, did driver’s ed through virtual schooling. Quincy Senior High School made it easy for Tim to get the documents need...
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