I just wanted to let you know that I think you are headed for a disaster. You need serious guidance or else you are going to end up hurt. I am the guy who stopped on Allen road when you were trying to go the wrong way on it because you panicked that you maybe heading towards the highway instead of Wilson Hts. It's a shame that no one stopped before me to help you out as the traffic was moving pretty fast and you were taking quite a risk sitting where you were. I have noticed you make too many mistakes to mention and that is why I honestly suggest that you don't ride alone. Have someone with more experience lead you and help show you the right choices to make on the street.
1. If you are traveling by unfamiliar roads and get confused, etc.. and the road leads you to a highway, it's not such a bad thing to take the highway even though you may not be licensed for it and may not have experience on it and simply get off on the first available exit while constantly watching your rear mirrors as you may be riding slower than surrounding traffic. Stopping on the ramp or on any fast flowing road and trying to head the opposite way to exit is not generally a good approach, especially if you are new to riding.
2. Please invest in proper riding gear. This is the time in your riding when you are most likely to make a mistake or pay for someone else's.
There is a lot more I can write here but there is no point in repeating what has been said on many other sites. If you know who this girl is please help her out or talk to her parents as such misguidance is a sign that there is a bigger problem lurking.
1. If you are traveling by unfamiliar roads and get confused, etc.. and the road leads you to a highway, it's not such a bad thing to take the highway even though you may not be licensed for it and may not have experience on it and simply get off on the first available exit while constantly watching your rear mirrors as you may be riding slower than surrounding traffic. Stopping on the ramp or on any fast flowing road and trying to head the opposite way to exit is not generally a good approach, especially if you are new to riding.
2. Please invest in proper riding gear. This is the time in your riding when you are most likely to make a mistake or pay for someone else's.
There is a lot more I can write here but there is no point in repeating what has been said on many other sites. If you know who this girl is please help her out or talk to her parents as such misguidance is a sign that there is a bigger problem lurking.
