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BUCK THE TREND
Part of the blame falls squarely on the fellas,
unprepared to relinquish the reins. Then there’s
the ladies, reluctant to step up to the plate for
fear of criticism, lack of training or on-road
experience.
It’s a fair call. My husband, Mike, regularly
tells me how to drive, with his eyes fixed on
the gauges or the bumpers in front, offering
uninvited advice. It’s a tad annoying, particularly
considering it’s when he’s supposed to be
resting. But his heart is in the right place and I
need to keep that in mind as my temperament is
sometimes tested. However, he too must learn to
trust my judgement and moderate the advice.
If you’re looking to buck the trend, driver
training is widely available. And supplemented
by on-road experience and support from your
partner, you too can be a towing pro.
Jakem Farm, in the Adelaide Hills, is one such
training institution offering a range of training
courses, including offroad towing and female-
“PART OF THE BLAME FALLS SQUARELY ON THE
FELLAS, UNPREPARED TO RELINQUISH THE REINS.”
IT'S NOT JUST A MAN'S JOB!
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