Investment of the future: how B1 cars prepare a young driver for adulthood

A vehicle for a 16-year-old is not only a convenience, but also a means of education. Cars of category B1 become a way for parents to “train” responsibility, prepare a child for category B and raise a responsible driver.

The first steps to driver responsibility

When a young man gets the opportunity to drive a B1 car, along with freedom he also acquires the duties:

• maintenance— make sure the battery is charged, the car is clean and the tyres are properly inflated
  
  
• compliance with traffic rules— limited speed does not allow to rush, but the child learns to observe the signs, to observe the order on the road;
  
  
• plan timeIf you need to recharge your batteries, you need to learn how to plan your trips.
  
  

This forms the first real responsibility, which later comes in very handy when driving a larger car.

City Traffic School

When driving in a B1 car, the child is faced with real traffic situations:

• learns to stop at a pedestrian crossing,
  
  
• gain experience standing in traffic jams,
  
  
• develops skills when parking in narrow areas.
  
  

This practice is worth its weight in gold - later, when classified as B, such young people are no longer “green newcomers”.

Easier transition to category B

Imagine two young drivers who have reached the age of 18. One gets behind the wheel of a car for the first time, the other has been driving a B1 electric car for two years. Who will be calmer, more confident and understand traffic rules in practice?

In the eyes of parents, the B1 car is Investing in the child's abilities. This is not only today's transport, but also a school that paves the way to full-fledged driving in the future.