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skprbob · 10-23-2007, 08:04 PM

Regretfully, I'm inclined to agree. Although I've had a commercial license for a long time, I signed up for the course in Wolfeboro and tried to stay incognito. The instructor was very good and addressed all of the important issues in a clear and concise way. I think the program had three major shortcomings: one was the horrible idea of allowing the test to be taken online, the second was not including a "road test" as is done for motor vehicle licenses. The road test may be impractical for a variety of reasons, but it at least would have revealed basic competence. The third was the all-important change in attitude. Until Capt. Bonehead's attitude changes, we'll still have the idiocy with us.

10-23-2007, 08:04 PM	#2
skprbob Senior Member Join Date: Sep 2006 Location: 19 Mile Bay Posts: 147 Thanks: 0 Thanked 90 Times in 29 Posts	yup Regretfully, I'm inclined to agree. Although I've had a commercial license for a long time, I signed up for the course in Wolfeboro and tried to stay incognito. The instructor was very good and addressed all of the important issues in a clear and concise way. I think the program had three major shortcomings: one was the horrible idea of allowing the test to be taken online, the second was not including a "road test" as is done for motor vehicle licenses. The road test may be impractical for a variety of reasons, but it at least would have revealed basic competence. The third was the all-important change in attitude. Until Capt. Bonehead's attitude changes, we'll still have the idiocy with us.