subject: E-book On Safety And Mind-set Of Young Drivers & Inexperienced Drivers Now Available Online [print this page] Bucharest, ROMANIA May 12, 2012 With the number of vehicular accidents involving teenage drivers on the rise, an e-book entitled Life Saving Driving Tips Young Driver Driving Safely Safe Driver Defensive Driver Driver Safety Teen Driver, was recently launched by author Morad Alamzad. Driving allows teenagers to explore and have fun. Unfortunately, many teenage drivers do not have the necessary driving skills and experience to keep them and others on the road safe from accidents. This book contains vital tips as well as timely advices for young drivers so that they can avoid any untoward incidents, Alamzad shares.
The e-book which is coded for Kindle is originally a paper book entitled The Untold Rules of Driving. It has been available online at Amazon since 2010 and renamed for its Kindle release to make it more search-friendly. I believe that if only teenagers take the time to read this book then they would greatly reduce their risk of getting into accidents. It contains valuable insights from actual driving experiences, observations and accident investigations that identify preventable and avoidable causes and circumstances. This is not just a book but a life-saving one that parents should compel their children to read before getting behind the wheel, Alamzad stresses.
The book is an ideal complement to driving tests which monitor only basic driving skills and techniques. If I have my way then I would like that reading this book and passing a written exam about it should made as additional requirements before a drivers license is issued to a young or new driver. Everything it says makes sense in as far as making a teenage driver responsible not only for his safety, but for the safety of his passengers and those that share the road with him, says Andrew Paul, an Untold Rules of Driving reader and father of a teenage driver.
Another reader of Untold Rules of Driving, Raymond Nickford says Morad, firstly, your title is very appropriate and having now read your first chapter, I can say that you do exactly what you promise in the title. What makes your book so different to standard driving instruction manuals is that you add the importance of your own experience and practical wisdom to help new drivers to anticipate and avoid dangers. This makes your book more interesting and entertaining which is perhaps a necessary incentive to those who may be otherwise reluctant to go to a standard set of driving instructions.
