License, Registration and Proof of Insurance, Please!
- AuteurTimothy Karo
- UitgeverSbpra
- Jaar2019
Synopsis:
What happens when you get a ticket? You might blame everybody else, saying that the city's broke and the state's broke and you have no idea how you have been a part of the problem.
The lines in court are long, so what do you do? License, Registration and Proof of Insurance, Please! is a timely book aimed at the driver who "got caught." The book's information comes straight from other drivers, as you learn what they had to go through in this day and age.
Timothy Karo's knowledge and experience is invaluable. He is able to show drivers what they need to know, while at the same time pointing out the driving skills they seem to take for granted. He also shows how punitive the system is in the event drivers are cited, even though they have no idea what they did wrong. Could it be their habits are part of the problem?
The author states, "I'm in the business of helping people."
About the Author:
Timothy Karo has taught drivers education and traffic violator school part-time for over 20 years. He also writes for Examiner.com, as the San Francisco Drivers Education Examiner. He works part-time at a small traffic school in the Sunset District and currently lives in Pacifica and San Francisco.
Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/TimothyKaro
What happens when you get a ticket? You might blame everybody else, saying that the city's broke and the state's broke and you have no idea how you have been a part of the problem.
The lines in court are long, so what do you do? License, Registration and Proof of Insurance, Please! is a timely book aimed at the driver who "got caught." The book's information comes straight from other drivers, as you learn what they had to go through in this day and age.
Timothy Karo's knowledge and experience is invaluable. He is able to show drivers what they need to know, while at the same time pointing out the driving skills they seem to take for granted. He also shows how punitive the system is in the event drivers are cited, even though they have no idea what they did wrong. Could it be their habits are part of the problem?
The author states, "I'm in the business of helping people."
About the Author:
Timothy Karo has taught drivers education and traffic violator school part-time for over 20 years. He also writes for Examiner.com, as the San Francisco Drivers Education Examiner. He works part-time at a small traffic school in the Sunset District and currently lives in Pacifica and San Francisco.
Publisher's website: http://sbpra.com/TimothyKaro
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