I am ahad. I teach driving. Stalled engines. Clutch-burnt mornings. Students who cry, students who curse. I seen it all. And the one question that returns like a stubborn rash is: “How many days?” I feel that question should be banned. It’s not a number. It’s a journey. But you want a raw answer, don’t you? A number. Fine. I will give you the messy, shocking, unbelievable truth. For a average person, taking one hour of lessons daily, you need 20 to 30 days to stop being a danger. Not a driver. A non-danger. That’s the low bar. To pass a test smoothly and really drive alone, you need 40 to 60 days. That’s hours behind the wheel, sweating through your shirt. Some catch it in 30 days. Some need 90. I even had a boy who needed 120 days. His feet was two wooden blocks. Unbelievable. So the “days” count is a ghost you chase. It don’t exist.