Topeka driving instructor says 'anxiety' becoming more common for teen drivers

TOPEKA (KSNT) - Learning to drive today looks different than it did 30 years ago when Bill Kennedy started his driving school in Topeka.

Over the last few years, Kennedy said he's noticed much more aggression from drivers in the area.

"I would almost call it angry driving," Kennedy said. "When you have a student driver sign on the back, you just hope they're patient enough to allow the student to learn how to drive properly."

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