A new education program teaching teenagers about the pitfalls of buying used cars is about to rev up in Hunter schools.
Its inventor hopes to save young people money, and possibly even their lives.
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A new education program teaching teenagers about the pitfalls of buying used cars is about to rev up in Hunter schools.
Its inventor hopes to save young people money, and possibly even their lives.
Most young drivers aren’t aware of the responsibilities involved with being a safe driver and having a well maintained vehicle. I have no doubt that Marks Lemon Car program will help young drivers become more informed and save them from wasting their money and more importantly their lives.
I think Marks program should be placed in all high schools.