China driving schools teaching millions the art of war
Reuters 06 February 2012
China is rapidly becoming a country on wheels and its crowded driving schools are racing to churn out licensed drivers as fast as cars roll off the assembly lines. (745 Words) - By Zhou Xin and Ken Wills
Pedestrians walk across a bridge as cars travel along a main road on a hazy day in central Beijing. Photo: REUTERS/David Gray
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