Well, as we all know, driving school may sometimes meet some of the less qualified male coaches, will play with you some "hidden rules."
Oh, I'm sorry, I misplaced the diagram.
But recently, according to Australian media reports, this situation has also occurred in Australia.
Two driving coaches in the capital Territory have reportedly been complained of sexual harassment of female cadets during their teaching and hinting that they must wear exposed clothes if they want to pass the exam.
But even worse, this is not the case. Dozens of young female cadets complained to them that they had been sexually harassed by at least three male coaches, radio Australia reported.
I'm sorry, I always slip the wrong picture today.
And one of the coaches also told women to pass the driving qualification test, according to a documented legal document, wearing a tights with a furrow.
But it is difficult to say that even if there are complaints, not many people care: the Canberra visiting Commission in the capital territory of government received the complaint a year before it reopened its investigation.
One female coach said she could not remember how many painful girls turned to her after being sexually harassed by male coaches.
After the girls were harassed, they dared not even report because the coach knew their address and was afraid of revenge.
There are many similar sexual harassment and threats, but even if they are reported, they may end up without substantial evidence.
It seems that it is not easy to learn a car these days. So, girls, be sure to protect yourself.