We should use shopping carts to teach driving

I went to my local Costco to pick up some hand sanitizer for the next pandemic and, while pushing my 32-lb cart through the tall warehouse shelves, it occured to me that shopping carts would be a brilliant idea to teach driving.

Think about it: you’re in a narrow two-lane aisle and there is a shopping cart approaching. You’re esentially in a residential region - you’re going to have to move to the side or yield to let them pass. Another example, you want to turn into the aisle, but there is another shopper exiting. You yield to the shopper and wait for them to go. In essence, watching people twirl around their carts is a great teaching tool to understand and anticipate the intentions of other shoppers.