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Simple stupid question, those of you who drive, was it like a learning curve or was it just like "click" one lesson and you could do it?
I officially quit driving today until further notice, mostly because I fear for my own life whilst driving, also partly due to lack of money.
Is it just "one of those things" that some people do naturally and others struggle to adapt to, or am I just completely carp (yes, carp) at it for no understandable reason?
I officially quit driving today until further notice, mostly because I fear for my own life whilst driving, also partly due to lack of money.
Is it just "one of those things" that some people do naturally and others struggle to adapt to, or am I just completely carp (yes, carp) at it for no understandable reason?
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or people who sit on other people's bumpers.
FFF, do you drive?
[edit] Well, I'm going to be having lessons for about 6 months before I can get insured on his car, it'll just be a few extra lessons. EB is actually a good driver, I don't think he has any bad habbits.
FFF, do you drive?
[edit] Well, I'm going to be having lessons for about 6 months before I can get insured on his car, it'll just be a few extra lessons. EB is actually a good driver, I don't think he has any bad habbits.
CandyFloss wrote:
> I'm going to learn to drive soon. EB said that if he gets this car
> he's looking at then he'll put me on the insurance and teach me, but
> I got to wait til Jan when he'll have been driving for 3 years.
I wouldn't think it's a very good idea getting someone you know to teach you how to drive. Firstly, you'll pick up all his own little faults that everyone gets after their test. You won't have the dual pedals, so at first he'll have no way of helping if you do something wrong. And it's actually very difficult to tell someone how to drive without being an instructor, as most of it is done by feel as it were.
etc.
> I'm going to learn to drive soon. EB said that if he gets this car
> he's looking at then he'll put me on the insurance and teach me, but
> I got to wait til Jan when he'll have been driving for 3 years.
I wouldn't think it's a very good idea getting someone you know to teach you how to drive. Firstly, you'll pick up all his own little faults that everyone gets after their test. You won't have the dual pedals, so at first he'll have no way of helping if you do something wrong. And it's actually very difficult to tell someone how to drive without being an instructor, as most of it is done by feel as it were.
etc.
you dont know how to drive its dead easy when you take a test
That is very annoying.
Especially on massive, busy roundabouts when people don't indicate.
Especially on massive, busy roundabouts when people don't indicate.
I hate people who don't indicate. I hate being on a motorway now since the crash, everyone just goes from lane to lane without indicating.
I'm going to learn to drive soon. EB said that if he gets this car he's looking at then he'll put me on the insurance and teach me, but I got to wait til Jan when he'll have been driving for 3 years.
People who pull out right in front of you, making you slam the brakes on, and then say thank you.
Or 15 on a 30 road.
*gets wound up just thinking about it*
*gets wound up just thinking about it*
People doing 30mph on a 50mph road.
Cyclists that don't use the cycle lanes.
Now there's something to scream about. Idiots.
Now there's something to scream about. Idiots.
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