Winter driving training is not everyone's cup of tea (question of the week)
Winters are getting shorter and shorter, and classic cars are (in some cases) becoming more and more rust-resistant. Some classic car owners are thinking about driving their old cars in winter too or registering for a winter rally. Winter driving safety training courses are a good way to prepare for these special circumstances. With a " question of the week" , we wanted to find out whether these training courses meet a need.
The question was: Would you take part in a winter driving course with your own classic car?
As many as 10.1 percent are very open to such training opportunities, while a further 12.2 percent could imagine attending such training, but the training course would have to be reasonably priced and easily accessible.
9 percent would not attend such training, even though they also drive their old car in winter.
The majority of 67.6 percent, however, generally refrain from using their classic/youngtimer in winter and therefore have no need for such training.
2.2 percent did not agree with any of the answers.
However, with around a fifth of all almost 280 respondents, interest in such training courses appears to be intact.
Graphically, the answers look like this:
Of course, we have already sent out a " question of the week" for the new year . It is simply: "What will the classic car year 2023 be like?
Previous "Questions of the Week", or rather the answersto them , can of course be viewed at any time in the corresponding topic channel.
