Me, that's who!!!!

yes, I'm now legally allowed to drive along Britan's open roads.

and I am incredibly, incredibly proud with myself.

i came to a point in my lessons where I thought I wouldn't be able to do it, but I did and here I am, babbling about how happy I am.

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Gongrats on your entrance in to the driving elite!

Well, there's really nothing elite about it once you're part of it. It always seemed a whole lot cooler before you could drive. Once you can drive and the initial "wow" factor is over, it's just surviving the roads that are full of jerks just waiting to cut you off, not let you merge, come to a complete stop at a yellow light (WTF is up with that one?), ever so slowly switch lanes without signaling, drive for miles with their signal on the whole time (usually the older folks), and of course SLAM in to your can and then blame the whole thing on YOU!

But aside from that, driving ain't all that bad.

Here's to driving!



Er... wait a minute, better not if you're about to go driving.

Capt_Capacitor Wrote:Nice going Just one question, Is working a stick shift with your left hand as hard as I think it is?

well, you see, I've never driven a car in any "drive on the right hand side" country, such as the US, so I don't know any different.

since left hand "stick shift" (we call it manual transmission over here) is how I learnt to drive [and being left handed anyway] I find it easy, but I think if I were to head over to the US and rent a car, or if you headed over here and did the same, it would be quite a challenge.

come on over and find out

Woo, congratulations, Prankster bit!

My brother had his second test on the 16th, and only just failed it (on the parallel park).

Open question to American drivers on the forum: what do you have to do (at least in your state) for your license? I'm interested to know how it differs to over here in the UK.

NoExcuses Wrote:Woo, congratulations, Prankster bit! My brother had his second test on the 16th, and only just failed it (on the parallel park). Open question to American drivers on the forum: what do you have to do (at least in your state) for your license? I'm interested to know how it differs to over here in the UK.

Sorry to hear about your bro. I hope next time will be more fortunate.

Hmmm...what do we do for our license...
I'm not exactly sure, but to pass my Driver's Ed class, I had to drive down a straight line in reverse, angle park, parallel park, three-point u-turn, sudden stop and drive around the course.

Prankster bit Wrote: Capt_Capacitor Wrote:Nice going Just one question, Is working a stick shift with your left hand as hard as I think it is? well, you see, I've never driven a car in any "drive on the right hand side" country, such as the US, so I don't know any different. since left hand "stick shift" (we call it manual transmission over here) is how I learnt to drive [and being left handed anyway] I find it easy, but I think if I were to head over to the US and rent a car, or if you headed over here and did the same, it would be quite a challenge. come on over and find out

Well, I learned on an automatic (and I'm right handed), so I'd be hopeless either way.