During this 10-hour block of driving lessons, students will have the opportunity to learn and practice the fundamentals of driving, either with an automatic or manual transmission vehicle, depending on their preference and the availability of the instructor's vehicle. The first hour of the lessons will likely be dedicated to getting to know the vehicle and its controls. Students will learn about the layout of the car, including the location of the pedals, gear shift, steering wheel, turn signals, and other important features. This initial phase will also cover the basics of starting the engine, adjusting mirrors, and fastening seat belts. In the subsequent hours, students will begin with simple maneuvers such as starting and stopping smoothly, steering techniques, and basic parking. They will also learn about road signs, traffic rules, and general safety guidelines. Proper hand positioning on the steering wheel and the correct use of signals will be emphasized. As the lessons progress, students will have the opportunity to practice more complex skills, such as changing lanes, negotiating intersections, and making proper turns. They will also learn defensive driving techniques, including maintaining a safe following distance, scanning for potential hazards, and being aware of the actions of other drivers. For those learning to drive a manual transmission vehicle, a significant portion of the lessons will be dedicated to mastering the coordination of the clutch, gear shift, and accelerator. Students will practice starting on inclines, shifting gears smoothly, and downshifting when coming to a stop. Throughout the 10-hour block, the instructor will provide constructive feedback, guidance, and encouragement to help students build confidence and become more comfortable behind the wheel. Emphasis will be placed on developing good habits, such as maintaining proper posture, using mirrors effectively, and staying focused on the road. By the end of the 10-hour block, students can expect to have a solid foundation in driving skills and a better understanding of the responsibilities that come with operating a vehicle. They will be better prepared to continue practicing and, ultimately, to take the necessary steps to obtain their driver's license.