Driver's ED
corinthum <kkearney@students.miami.edu>
kkearney at students.miami.edu
Tue Dec 24 05:21:34 UTC 2002
No: HPFGUIDX 48768
Cassie asked:
> Anyway, I was just thinking: Where do wizards learn how to drive?
Do ones who
> want to drive take classes with muggles or are their other
wizards who teach
> it? It just seems like an odd thing for them to learn since they
can just fly
> or apparrate, but Arthur Weasley, Fred, George, and Ron and those
Ministry
> wizards can drive a car. Also, why can Mr. Weasley do something
as
> complicated as drive a car, but he needs Harry to help him figure
out how to
> use a 'feletone'?
As someone else mentioned, in both these instances the cars in
question were enchanted in some form. One probably wouldn't have to
know much to drive them. Also, being able to drive a single time
(with or without magical autos) doesn't necessarily mean one really
knows how to drive.
Michelle also commented:
>In the UK, there is no driver's Ed in school. We have to either
>learn with someone we know or pay a driving instructor to teach us.
Same deal in many parts of the US. Some high schools offer driver's
ed., but it's not universal. I had to pay $100 to take a course.
-Corinth
More information about the HPforGrownups
archive