Failing the test: student driver crashes into Penn Hills driver's license center while learning to drive

 

(Credit: KDKA)

Some of these missives practically write themselves. This is one.

A student driver in Penn Hills managed to crash their car into the Penn Hills Driver's License Center on the evening of January 9, a Thursday. The crash caused some damage to the building's windows and exterior, but the car did not fully enter the building. No one was hurt. 

Still, here's some advice from an old pro to all of the student drivers in the greater Pittsburgh area: crashing your car into the location of the folks who will decide whether or not you are granted a license is bad for your chances of getting a license. 

Word to the wise.


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