I love driving~ ^ A^
I would be so lost if I couldn't drive. Don't get me wrong, I still use public transport when I need to but I don't think I would survive catching buses to get to and from work each day. It also makes going to friends houses a lot easier since I can just leave and come back whenever as opposed to working out bus/train times and planning my day.
At the moment I drive a VS Commodore. It's so big though @__@ I recently bought another car though, a 1986 Celica SX. The only reason why I don't use my Celica yet is because it's manual and I am too lazy to try and learn ._.
But, I get really angry very quickly. I hate slow drivers and people who have no courtesy. So I often end up with a high blood pressure, windows down, music blaring and me yelling at some ♥♥♥♥ who didn't signal and almost hit me turning into a lane.
Saul has road rage. I kinda get like that sometimes too. Ill be all because people in my town dont seem to understand the concept of merging into traffic.
If you drive a Jeep, you'll notice that courtesy from other Jeeps will happen. Just be sure to return the courtesy. You do this, and you enter the secret Brotherhood of the Jeep.
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I drive, and I ♥♥♥♥ing hate it. Too many idiots who don't know what the ♥♥♥♥ they are doing around here. I swear, I haven't met a driver who actually knows how to yield.
I had to get me a new car recently, so I have a 2004 KIA (mother gave it to me). it isn't... that bad, but its better than my previous car
I get to drive my moms car sometimes when she needs something so I am always like "hey mom you need anything from the store? =D" in Spanish, hoping she says yes but other than that, I don't have a car yet. I am going to college in a couple of months and getting a job so I'll be getting a car soon. Nothing special though. YET!
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I actually dont drive, dont speak espanish, and dont have a mom
I get pretty angry when driving, but I just talk ♥♥♥♥ from the safety of my vehicle.
I'm not gunna lie, one time when I was on the high way going to my school, this car- he didn't have his light on, turned in, and almost hit me. I stomped on my breaks so he wouldn't hit me and my head hit the stearing wheel. I nearly crapped myself, I stuck my head out the window, gave him my middle finger, and continued driving.
I've yet to obtain my license even though I'm old enough to drive. I haven't even been to class to get my permit. From all the driving I have done, it seems fairly simple. I'm sure my opinion will change once I have to learn everything, but for the most part, the physical driving part seems relatively easy once you get it down.
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I had a couple of years where I could have driven. Back then I took driver's education, and I got my permit. However, the practice driving was scary for me and I wasn't doing it right. So... I got scared, and in the remainder of those two years (my last two years of high school) it was never something that was necessary so I never worried about it.
I should have learned to drive years ago but I didn't. In Queensland (where I lived until last year), in order to get your license, you have to do 100 hours of supervised driving, and then spend about a year on P plates, where you have limited driving hours/passengers, and then another year on open P plates, where you're still technically learning but generally okay to drive anywhere.
I moved to WA last year and you only need 25 hours of supervised driving here, so I should get my learners and all that before they put it up to 100 hours, but it's like $70 just to do the test and get the learners and I can't afford that right now so, eh.
Also I am terrified of driving. I am so unfocused I'll probably run into a bus of children.
....... I actually don't like to drive. I never did since I was a small kid. I have fears riding cars, crash crashes especially. They are very common in my area.
Would I be giving away the answer too much if I said that this is one of my favorite television programs?
If that doesn't explicitly answer the question, then let me say that I really enjoy driving. I'm driving a Kia Sorento '11--which is essentially a very small SUV. Not particularly sporty and it's, um, a V-4. Nevertheless it's a good car for the generic urban professional about to form a family. It's got very decent handling for an SUV, and four cylinder engines are now efficient enough that it really feels like it has a lot more get-up than other, older four cylinder cars I've driven.
One of my favorite memories of all time was when pop and I took a trip to Germany and decided to rent a car. The car was not precisely the ideal for two guys looking for adventure: a Volkswagen Polo--basically a station wagon. A diesel no less. However, once we hit the Autobahn, got in the far left lane, and got to the 120 mph point, suddenly the fact we were driving in a thoroughly uncool punch buggy was forgotten. It's one of those experiences that'll prompt you to ask somebody to pass you a cigarette once you hit 100 mph. Then we drove to the Mercedes-Benz museum in Stuttgart. T'was amazeballs.
I've never understood why someone *wouldn't* drive outside of a car and insurance, lol...it's like the gateway to freedom. I got my license as soon as I was legally able at the age of 16 and have been driving daily ever since. Young drivers and stuff aside, I absolutely need it to attend college so young and to get a job soon. It's a beautiful thing and I loooove driving.
But I had to learn so I could get to and from college, work, social places etc. It took me three times until I passed my practical and I've been driving for nearly four years now. Still hate it. I'm not a natural at it, I get nervous and stressed really easily on the roads, and I can't park for anything. At present, I drive a 1 litre citroen saxo which is on its last wheels and trading her in for a smart car soon (something that I've found fun and really convenient to handle). I am yet to enjoy it.
But I had to learn so I could get to and from college, work, social places etc. It took me three times until I passed my practical and I've been driving for nearly four years now. Still hate it. I'm not a natural at it, I get nervous and stressed really easily on the roads, and I can't park for anything. At present, I drive a 1 litre citroen saxo which is on its last wheels and trading her in for a smart car soon (something that I've found fun and really convenient to handle). I am yet to enjoy it.
Trading a Citroen for a Smart Car? Why not go for a Renault Twingo? :p
I wish I could drive. But not a car, a motorbike. Even though almost everyone I know says they're deathtraps. Nobody can dissuade me from this. You can try though