1. Your country 2. Do you even have your driver's licence?

Yes, for 16 years

Yes, for 32 years

This is an important subject, bump

Yeah until 2018

>>74304309
Yes, class C for 10 years, M1 added 3 years ago.

Yes, its made me drive more riskier

Yes, i've had it since i was 16

>>74304309
>Do you even have your driver's licence?
Yes, why wouldn't I?

>>74305174
Maybe you like to diddle with law and drive sneakingly

>everyone here is a NEET
>everyone has a driver's licence

Pick one.

>>74304309
yes
cost about 3000 eurobux

>>74304309
UK, no.

>>74305483
In France only Parisians don't have a licence, in the real country even the worst basement dwelling NEET has his licence

>>74305538
50 bucks total here

No. Pretty much everyhting I need on a daily basis is in 30 minute walking distance so I don't need one.

>>74304309
Yes for 48 years

>>74304309
England
Yes, passed in November last year

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>>74305733

1. The flat country where everyone thinks their car is a holy cow and thus we have one of the most expensive infrastructure budgets.
2. No.

flim flam

That's a lot of pollution cheating software gathered all in one place

for 11 years

>>74305538
>cost about 3000 eurobux
Wtf finland?

>>74306429
The price depends on your skills, the more you fail the more you pay, and of course this finn being an autist he needed to pay more

>>74306429
3 mandatory phases
1st phase has about 20 theory lessons and 20 driving lessons, costs about 2000€
2nd phase has 1 theory lesson and 2 driving lesson, costs a couple of hundred €
3rd phase has 4 hours of theory and 4 hours of driving, 2 of which are on a course simulating icy conditions. Costs about 400€
adds up to around 3000€ when you add the official fees
>>74306499
retaking the tests doesn't actually cost that much, though I passed both my written and practical exams on the 1st try

>>74306891
In France the number of driving lessons you take depends on your level, 20 hours (800€) being the minimum. Just admit you needed more than the minimum requirement of your country because 3000€ seems like too much

>>74304309
yeah, for 19 years

I'm 23, no license yet.
It costs about $600, not considering extra driving lessons.
The minimum wage here is about $300. I'm unemployed and a year and a half from my graduation, so I'd say I'll get me license by the end of 2018, if lucky.

>>74304309
1. Flag
2. Got it in 1997


Never had a car.

yup I did it just whe I could, little bit after 17th birthday I had my paper. That's not even possible now (18y minimum age since quite a while)

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In fact no, I got my licence suspended for 40 days, for "running a Stop sign" (ie not fully stopping and just creeping in 1st gear) but I drive anyways because I'm a rebel and fuck the law.

pic related my car

>He doesn't live in an orderly society where the people have discipline and everything runs like a well kept machine

>>74311588
Chaos is part of human nature.

1
Switzerland

2
No. I didn't want to get a driver's license even though my parents would have paid for the lessons.

>>74304309
Spen
Yes

1
Flip diaspora
2
Licensed since I was 18 but had less than 4 hours behind the wheel until this month

>>74304309
I do, I don't drive though since no car but it's good to have just in case.

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>didn't bother to get my driver's licence when I was 16 because I didn't have a car or anywhere to go
>didn't bother to get it when I was in college because I had campus transportation/everything was close by
>suddenly about to graduate and have to ask my parents to drive me to internships and job interviews, can't accept anything until I get my liscence
I'm fucking stupid

No, I will never have a driver's license. I'm 21.