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The undisputed #1 YouTube driving training channel [Handsome Man's Driving School]!
YouTuber Minam's perfect solution for those of you who are afraid of the road.

The YouTube channel [Handsome Man's Driving School], which has been a huge hit among beginner drivers with every driving training video released, is finally available as a book.
The driving know-how of the handsome man, the 'god of driving lessons' who will turn novice drivers who cannot hear anything and are absent-minded when they just hold the steering wheel into the best drivers, will be revealed 100% effective on the road.
Aspiring drivers preparing to get their licenses, beginner drivers afraid of the driver's seat, or even those with a short-term license who have forgotten how to drive... Anyone can become a driving expert with Mr. Handsome.

"What if an accident happens?", "What if I accidentally step on the brake pedal but end up hitting the accelerator?", "What if I turn the steering wheel wrong and hit someone?" I thought it would be good to learn about these situations in advance through books and videos and experience them.
The videos on YouTube's [Handsome Man's Driving School] and the contents of this book were created one by one based on inquiries and opinions from actual beginner drivers.
I hope that through this book, you can systematically acquire basic driving knowledge and operating skills.

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From "He's handsome!"

Just because you have a license doesn't mean you can drive right away.
The same applies to long-term license holders who have had their driver's license for a long time.
It is very dangerous to just drive out onto the road and say, “Wow, I finally got my license.”
Therefore, road training is absolutely necessary.
So, is it better to do the training after purchasing the car? Or is it better to do the training in the academy's car and then buy the car?
---“Driving lessons or buying a car?”

"Shouldn't you just turn on the turn signal when you need it?" Turn signals are a type of signal sent to other vehicles.
If you use your turn signal without turning it on in the direction you are going, it can confuse the vehicles behind you.
Always remember to turn your turn signal in the direction you are turning the wheel!
---From "Entering the main road without panicking"

Imagine coming across a car in an alley or a narrow parking lot that can barely accommodate one car.
If the other party enters first, my vehicle must back up and make way.
This situation would be really difficult for a novice driver who is not good at driving.
For a beginner driver, reversing is a really difficult task.
You feel anxious and afraid, wondering where to turn the steering wheel and where to look.
But once you get the hang of it, even backing up in narrow alleys becomes easy.

---From "A Very Easy Backward Alley"

At night, visibility is significantly reduced compared to during the day.
In particular, you must rely solely on the side mirrors to see what is behind you.
When you look in your side mirror to change lanes on a dark night, you may not see the actual vehicle, only its lights.
It is not easy to judge the location or distance of an opposing vehicle based on lights alone.
How can we improve our driving skills at night, when dangers lurk?
---From "Driving at Night: Dangers Lurk Everywhere"

The actual parking space environment varies greatly.
In some places, the parking space itself is narrow, and in others, there are no parking lines at all.
Beginner drivers often get confused when they encounter a parking space with a different environment than where they usually park.
The 'one-way' parking method we'll explain now is a highly versatile rear-facing parking method that can handle a variety of variables.
---Among the “most difficult and most common reverse parking”

The places with the most secondary accidents are highways where vehicles travel at high speeds.
If an accident occurs on the highway, the first thing to do is to take steps to prevent secondary accidents from vehicles coming from behind.
Once the accident has been resolved, evacuate to a safe place and quickly report it to the police.
You can tow or move the vehicle according to the instructions of the police officers who arrive at the scene.

---From "How to Deal with Traffic Accidents"