Coloring Book Driver

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• Driver Responsibilities: The main task of a driver is to drive a vehicle safely and efficiently from point A to point B. This includes obeying traffic laws, maintaining proper speed, keeping control of the vehicle and ensuring safety for yourself and other road users.
• Driving License Categories: A driver's license is a document that authorizes a driver to drive certain categories of vehicles. Depending on the country and jurisdiction, there are many different categories, such as category B (cars), C (trucks), D (coaches), A (motorcycles), etc.
• Preparation and Learning: To obtain a driver's license, future drivers must take a practical and theoretical exam. During the course of study, they learn traffic rules, vehicle operation, safety and other important aspects.
• Accountability and Security: Drivers have great responsibility for their own and others' lives and health. They must stay focused on the road, avoid using the phone while driving, not drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs, and respect other road users.
• Professional Drivers: Some drivers work professionally, such as as bus drivers, cab drivers, couriers or delivery drivers. This kind of work may require special skills and licenses.
• Role in the Economy: Drivers play a vital role in the economy, enabling the movement of goods and people. Deliveries, freight and other activities rely on efficient driving.
• Technology and Innovation: Nowadays, drivers are using advanced technologies such as GPS navigation, driving assistance systems, rear-view cameras and many others to help make driving safer and more comfortable.
• Sustainable Mobility Development: As environmental awareness grows, so does the concept of sustainable mobility, which encourages the use of greener modes of transportation such as bicycles, public transportation and electric cars.

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1. First Driving License: The first official driver's license was introduced in France in 1893. It was a document authorizing the driving of motor vehicles, such as steam cars.
2. Left or Right: About 65% of the world's population drives on the right side of the road, while about 35% drive on the left. This variation is due to various historical and cultural factors.
3. Long Hours on the Road: Some professional drivers, such as truck drivers, may spend many hours on the road each day. Therefore, a healthy lifestyle and regular breaks are extremely important.
4. Top Occupation: The occupation of truck driver is often on lists of occupations enjoying stability and demand in the labor market, due to growing trade and transportation.
5. First Electric Car: In 1828, Hungarian engineer Ányos Jedlik built a prototype electric car that operated on the principle of electromagnetism.
6. Circular Roundabouts: In some countries, especially in the UK, traffic traffic circles are very popular. They are believed to ease traffic flow and reduce the risk of accidents.
7. Longest Highway: Australia's Highway 1 is considered the longest highway in the world, reaching some 14,500 kilometers. It runs across the continent, from Sydney in the east to Perth in the west.
8. Cabs in the World: In different countries, cabs have different colors and markings. For example, in New York, cabs are distinctive yellow, in London they are black, and in Seoul they are white.
9. F1 Drivers' Quick Reactions: Formula One drivers have incredibly fast reflexes. Their reactions can be less than 0.2 seconds, which is crucial when reaching high speeds on the track.
10. Safety First: Safety is a top priority. Many technological solutions have been introduced, such as automatic braking, lane control and collision warning systems.