I got my driver's license quite recently - in the fall of last year. And shortly after that, on the eve of New Year's holidays, an incredibly sweet story happened to me. Naturally, winter is not the best time to hone your newly acquired driving skills. This common truth is familiar to any motorist. But, somehow mustering up the courage, I went in my car to my parents to spend the holiday weekend together.
On the road I was moving very carefully, clutching the steering wheel, everything was twitching ... Huge trucks were passing by, the weather finally deteriorated ... I pressed myself into the seat and drove so slowly that it seemed that even pedestrians were overtaking me. I soon realized that I had overestimated my level of determination. But there was no turning back.
And after a while, in addition to everything else, a traffic police officer stopped me. At that moment I thought: "Well, that's it - I got there! Now I will also pay a fine." She slowed down and began to humbly await her fate, frantically remembering which of the hundreds of rules she managed to break.
A traffic policeman came up to me, looked into the salon and asked: "Girl, are you all right?" In a trembling voice, almost crying, I answered: "Yes." And he told me: "Don't worry - you have to ride boldly, not being afraid of anything! Now stretch your arms forward." In confusion, I stretched out my hands with the thought, "What about me now - will they put handcuffs on? Immediately prison? Maybe I hit someone and didn't notice?" And he put three tangerines in my palms and, smiling broadly, said cheerfully: "Happy coming!" And left. And I could not restrain myself and laughed with joy)))