Re: Driving books

[-=Bob=- <mx@snet.net>]

Jeff Mruss wrote:

> All this talk about heel and toeing has got me thinking that I should spend some time trying to improve my driving skills.  I know the best way to learn is to take a course, but I'd like to start by reading about it so I have some background first.  Does anyone have recommendations for books on the subject?

many moons ago when I went through school I was given a book called "The Drivers Handbook" it was pretty darn good.  No idea if its still in print or not, but if interested I can find ISBN or something. Its one of the better books Ive read on it.
Although my memory may be jaded since it was also one of my firsts...  :o)

bob