Failure to participate in driver training refers to failure to complete the necessary driving training courses and exams in accordance with relevant laws and regulations, thus making it impossible to drive a car legally. In many countries, driver training is usually provided by government or officially recognized training institutions. These institutions will conduct training according to certain courses and standards, and issue driving certificates to students after passing relevant examinations.

Failure to participate in driver training may bring some legal consequences and security risks. In many countries, it is illegal for people without a driver's license to drive, and they may be fined, detained or even arrested. In addition, without professional training and unskilled driving skills, it will increase the risk of traffic accidents and endanger the safety of yourself and others.

Driver training usually includes two parts: theory and practice. Theoretical training is mainly to let students know about traffic rules, road safety regulations, traffic signals, driving skills and other knowledge through classroom explanation, video teaching, simulation examination and so on.

Practice is to let students practice driving in the actual traffic environment under the guidance of coaches, including field practice and road driving, so as to master driving skills skillfully. After completing the training and passing the relevant exams, students will get a driving certificate and legally drive a car.

Some countries and regions will provide remedial measures for those who do not participate in driver training. For example, some institutions will provide centralized training courses to help students master the necessary driving skills in a short time, pass exams and obtain driving certificates.

In addition, some areas will provide flexible learning methods such as online learning and self-study to facilitate those who have no time to attend traditional training courses.

In addition to government and official training institutions, some private companies and individuals also provide driving training services. These institutions usually carry out training according to certain standards and courses to help students master driving skills. However, due to the difference in quality and service level, it is necessary to carefully compare and choose the appropriate training institutions and coaches.

Generally speaking, not participating in driver training may bring some legal and safety problems, so it is recommended that those who intend to drive a car complete the necessary driving training courses and exams in accordance with relevant laws and regulations.

At the same time, for those who have no time or other reasons to attend traditional training courses, the government and private institutions will also provide a variety of flexible learning methods and services to meet the needs of different groups of people.