Indeed, today\’s driving courses are not so different from the old ones. In the old days, cars were older and didn\’t have power steering, so it took much more power to produce basic oversteer than it does now. Cars tended to run on gasoline and were much more difficult to launch. There was no start-stop system, and if you accidentally got too close to the pole or curb, nothing warned you except feeling.

Your first paragraph is what I meant. When you learn to drive a car without this, you have to navigate with your senses. Compared to my other classmates, I can navigate space much better now in a car without this feature. I am glad I learned to maneuver on my own.
Today, driving school consists of instruction and theory. 11]How the instructor schedules the theory classes is up to the instructor. However, in my experience, it is not necessary to attend all classes, so the amount of time spent on instruction varies considerably from one driving school to another. My tip is to read the traffic rules . You will learn a lot from them and you will always get hours of that knowledge on the written test. Driving time is usually 28 hours and 30 minutes, but some driving schools have you drive 1 hour and 30 minutes per block, while others only have you drive 14 hours.

Practical driving lessons, of course, are to learn how to drive, park, garage, drive out of a garage, and other necessary maneuvers. Anyone who wants to drive can learn to drive.
The final exam consists of a theory test, in which you must score at least 43 out of 50 points. You will then proceed to the final driving test where the examiner will decide if you can drive. Good luck!