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Had to drive a 2.0 16v Turbo Ford Mondeo saloon. It's a huge car and has very bad vision out of the rear compared to what I'm used to driving.
Had to do the old reverse round a corner and turn in the road as well as driving for 35 minutes.
I passed, (of course), so now I can drive a police car at legal speeds. I am aloud to use my siren and lights to stop "compliant" drivers, but I can't do most stuff until I've done the 3-week course.
Had to do the old reverse round a corner and turn in the road as well as driving for 35 minutes.
I passed, (of course), so now I can drive a police car at legal speeds. I am aloud to use my siren and lights to stop "compliant" drivers, but I can't do most stuff until I've done the 3-week course.
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You're not alone, Stryke.
I still want to be you.
Stryke wrote:
> A liscence, eh? Superb.
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Shut it, you, it may be 2pm but it's still early in MY day.
> A liscence, eh? Superb.
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Shut it, you, it may be 2pm but it's still early in MY day.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> I have serious trouble doing more than one thing at a time, and having to steer,
> use the pedals, shift gears AND keep an eye on the road and my mirrors would
> just be a nightmare. I don't trust myself.
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It is at first but, after a while, it'll become second nature and you won't have to think about it.
When you pass, you have your own car and can go anywhere you want whenever you want, you'll wonder why you waited so long.
> I have serious trouble doing more than one thing at a time, and having to steer,
> use the pedals, shift gears AND keep an eye on the road and my mirrors would
> just be a nightmare. I don't trust myself.
*****
It is at first but, after a while, it'll become second nature and you won't have to think about it.
When you pass, you have your own car and can go anywhere you want whenever you want, you'll wonder why you waited so long.
A liscence, eh? Superb.
I have the opportunity - my parents will pay for my lessons and test(s) and I'd be allowed to drive one of their cars (probably the small Rover) but... I just don't want to.
For one thing I think I'd be crap at it, I have serious trouble doing more than one thing at a time, and having to steer, use the pedals, shift gears AND keep an eye on the road and my mirrors would just be a nightmare. I don't trust myself.
And another thing is that I don't NEED to drive. I can get everywhere I need to go by bus and metro or, if absolutely necessary, scrounge lifts off my parents/brother/The Wal. I'll probably go for my bike licence before I try to learn to drive.
For one thing I think I'd be crap at it, I have serious trouble doing more than one thing at a time, and having to steer, use the pedals, shift gears AND keep an eye on the road and my mirrors would just be a nightmare. I don't trust myself.
And another thing is that I don't NEED to drive. I can get everywhere I need to go by bus and metro or, if absolutely necessary, scrounge lifts off my parents/brother/The Wal. I'll probably go for my bike licence before I try to learn to drive.
Didn't realise we had a boy in blue on the boards. So, d'you really smoke the weed you confiscate? Eh eh?
Haha.
No, seriously, I was getting what used to be called mobility allowance and it made me eligible to drive at 16.
No, seriously, I was getting what used to be called mobility allowance and it made me eligible to drive at 16.
Timmargh wrote:
> Jings. I took my first test when I was 16!
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Wheelchairs don't count, Timmargh.
> Jings. I took my first test when I was 16!
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Wheelchairs don't count, Timmargh.
MoJoJoJo wrote:
> Man, I'm almost 20 and I haven't even started learning to drive...
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Jings. I took my first test when I was 16!
> Man, I'm almost 20 and I haven't even started learning to drive...
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Jings. I took my first test when I was 16!
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