laundry, I think I am one of those who cannot tahan slow drivers in the future as well. Problem now is there is a difference between a slow driver, and a driver with an "L" plate! Argh.
It's not that I want to slow down approaching a junction. It's not that I want to waste time checking rearview mirrors, sides mirrors, blind spots before making any turns or moving off. It's not that I want to 'come to a complete stop' at every single STOP sign even when there isn't any vehicles in sight.
I wish I could go faster, but we're not allowed! Yet. =P
That day I ended my lesson earlier and requested to drive the car back to my place to save travelling time. My instructor was busy trying to remember the route to take to head back to bukit gombak en route to my place, so I kind of drove in a 'normal' manner. Didn't deliberately control my moving speed etc. And afterwards when I reached home, I realised that it was MUCH EASIER to drive 'dangerously'. It's like, I fitted in with the rest of the road users seamlessly!
To me, the 'safer' you drive on Singapore roads, the more dangerous it is.