Did you have a car when you learned to drive?

I didn't. Only reason why I learned was because I was getting "old" lol. I learned to drive after I graduated from the university, and drove a few times, got a license and all. But I feel like I've forgotten everything about it because I didn't have a car. Now I'm in the US and I will likely need to learn all over again.

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SW-User

I'm still learning I guess. Rusty because car hasn't been up in running. Been practicing in the only good care we basically use. I have my own car, but it's not being given to me until December, or whenever I finish up my license.

somedude15 · 22-25, M

@SW-User how confident do you actually feel driving now? I feel like I'd still panic if I were actually on the road.

SW-User

@somedude15 Ill let u know when I get back on the road lmao. But I did drive before, and got back in after like a year. Took me a few days and then was back to where I was in terms of progress. Its not something you forget at least.

WSEIII · 51-55, M

No, I tried to learn on my dad's stick shift Ford F150. Never caught on to driving a manual transmission but I did make a square corner at 30 mph once.

FaeLuna · 31-35, F

I learned on my dad's car, and when I got my license, he bought himself a brand new truck and let me use his beat up, used car. I only got to do that because the dealership didn't offer him what he wanted for a trade-in, so I had to drive it back to the house for him. They just let me use it after that until they sold it, and my mom bought a new car, and I inherited the beat-up, used minivan.

nonsensiclesnail · F

Nope. I didn't get a car for three years after I learned to drive.

DropTopDig ·

Within 2 days of getting my license.

DragonFruit · 61-69, M

No, I learned on my parents’ cars.

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bijouxbroussard · F

Not really. My father taught me how to drive his Toyota Corona, and then gave that car to me when I graduated from high school.

Azlotto · M

No. I learned to drive an old farm truck. It was a stick (three on the tree) shift.

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