At what age did you get your license /o/? I'm about to get

>>14057587

28

>>14057587
18
idk i passed first try. the guy took points off for poor shifting or something like that, even though i took the test in an auto. the only thing i remember being told was not to talk to the tester

>>14057593
Why did you wait until 28 to get it?

>>14057587
>also any tips for passing the drivers exam?
Are you American? In that case, don't confuse "D" with "R" and don't run over any white people.

>>14057599
>don't talk to the tester

This is good advice, thanks anon

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>>14057606
Ameri-fag here. I'll keep that in mind

>>14057587
18.
>>14057599
>not to talk to the tester.
What?

23 and getting mine mid January and will have to drive cross country for several hours right after.

I'm scared.

18, also got my motorcycle endorsement at 18

>>14057601
SOME
PEOPLE
AREN'T
RICH
LIKE
YOU

>>14057587
Permit: 15
License: 16
CDL: 22

>>14057625
>thinks a person has to be rich to own a car, let alone get a license

How's life in yuropoor-ville?

>>14057633
i live in america

>>14057626
>tfw no permits in my country
>we can't get a license before turning 18
>they even tried to pass a bullshit law where you're forced to always drive with an experienced driver next to you for the first 6 months after getting your license

Bunch of bullshit.

>>14057621
beats me m8, i was told not to talk to him and just begin the test when he tells me to. probably don't like being distracted or something. i remember the guy in my car was a fat fuck that had a stick up his ass.

>>14057587
I get my permit at 15 (drive with a parent, no passengers) and full license at 16 (no parental supervision, allowed to have passengers).

It was free, minus like 20 bucks at the DMV for them to print the license.

>>14057623
Don't worry about it. As long as the weather doesn't suck, highway driving is so easy. Also pay attention to signs telling you where to go. If you miss an exit, don't panic. Go to the next one and turn around.

>>14057618
Just don't be nervous. Driving a car is easy. Keep a good speed, signal for a reasonable distance before you turn or change lanes, and make sure you are checking your mirrors and blind spots every so often, even if you aren't changing lanes.

Lots of people get points off for not checking mirrors and blind spots occaisionally. Like every 30sec or a little more, just glance at em.

17. First try. Might have gotten some brownie points since I wore a Blackhawks jersey

>>14057626
Same here.
Permit at 15 then license at 16.
>>14057587
Just watch the lines, make sure you don't pass over anything solid, and don't hit anybody. You'll be fine.

>>14057626
I recently learned that Michigan allows 14 year olds to get a permit. Seems neat.

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>>14057646
>>14057649
Thanks for the honest advice anons. Basically all I have to do is don't spill any spaguetti or hit any white people on the sidewalks

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>>14057587
When you first start off, if you have to cross a yellow line where people may walk, start slowly and look both ways for people walking.

I've seen people at my local "driving test place" speed right off from the start, ignoring the possibility of people who may be walking.

Instant fail.

>>14057636
>driving with an experienced driver for 6months
That is basically what a permit is. You can only drive with a licensed driver over 18 in the car. You can get the permit as soon as you turn 15 if you are taking Driver's Ed classes. I think you have to hold a permit for at least 3 or 6 months (and turn 16) before you get test for your license. The rules change if you are over 18 though, it gets much easier in most states. No Driver's Ed classes required if you are over 18. I think you just take the written test for a permit, hold that for 3mos, and can go test for your license after that.

There are lots of restrictions in most states for drivers under 18. Like a year or two after I got my license, they started passing all these laws. There is one that says for the first year you have your license, you can only have 1 passenger under 18 in the car. And you aren't supposed to drive after 11pm or some bullshit. I don't remember. I got my license before most of those laws were passed and it was a long time ago.

>>14057678
thats fucking bullshit

Got license at like 21 because nobody in my family has a fully legal car. Got my first car in early 2014 when I was 25. Now I have four cars with my name on the title. Lel

>>14057653
I have heard that a few states will allow 14-15 year old kids to get a restricted license. It allows them to drive to school, work, and church. It was some midwest state. 14 is so young though looking back. So is 15. But I never had any problems driving at 15-16. No tickets or accidents. I also paid my own insurance and everything while working a shitty retail job, so any crashes or tickets woulda fucked with me more than lots of the rich kids.

>>14057646
Weather will 100% be shit and it wont be highway driving all the way, lots of between mountains shit with narrow roads and lots and lots of turns. What I'm most scared of is overtaking since my car is slow.

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>>14057688
It's a good way to weed out the retarded careless children who are too selfish and self centered to look both ways before crossing a pedestrian walkway.

Would be one hell of a lawsuit if a kid hit somebody.

20

took the test at 19 but failed like an idiot, didn't really care about getting it until earlier this year

been driving since 16 though

I fucked up waiting so long though, insurance is a bitch because they only care about how long you've had a license, not how long you've been driving

>>14057653
>14 year olds to get a permit

Fucking lmao. Some 14 year olds look like legit 9 year olds. Imagine seeing one of those kids driving a car.

>>14057678
>>14057688
Idk if it's the same thing, but when taking the test, you do have to be aware of cross walks and white lines.

If there is a stop sign but you can't clearly see the intersection without going past the sign and lines a little, you better stop at the line and then start to creep slowly until you can see.

>>14057694
If you get hit by snow or better rain, just pull over if you don't feel safe. Don't risk it, especially being so new. You don't want to learn about understeer and oversteer on a snowy mountain road a month after you got your license.

Also, like a month or two after I got my license when I was 16, we got the first big snow. My mom actually told me to go take my car to a nearby parking lot and spin it around a little bit. Just to learn how the car reacts in snow.

125cc motorcycle at 16, car at 18, extended car & tractor at 19, snowmobile at 20

>>14057699
teach me to drive dickhead

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>>14057710
>You don't want to learn about understeer and oversteer on a snowy mountain road a month after you got your license.
He most definitely will spin when he encounters snow for the first time. It's part of the learning experience. Just don't brake... and hope you don't hit somebody, but if you can steer well, you probably won't.

>My mom actually told me to go take my car to a nearby parking lot and spin it around a little bit.

Either you drove the biggest shit box or your mom was a typical dumb woman.

>driving test last week
>all going good
>shithead van decides to overtake me right before a pedestrian crossing in a 40 km area while I'm driving ~35
>blocks my view but is going fast so I decide there are no pedestrians
>suddenly he slams his brakes hard two meters before the crossway
>some whore started crossing from the left despite seeing this shithead going fast
>I can't react in time and drive past her
>shit my pants for the rest of the test

Luckily I didn't get failed because I got the nice examiner.

20

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>>14057722
Only cause you got dubs. I will teach you how to drive the 10spd. Feel dem torks.

Honestly tho, there is only so much you can teach somebody. It's 50% experience and 50% awareness and stuff that can't be taught or learned.

>>14057725
Nah it was actually a good idea. I would do the same for my kids. Go learn what losing traction feels like in an empty parking lot instead of a busy road during rush hour.

>>14057710
>>14057725
Guys shut up you're scaring me. I've got winter tires, I should be fine.

>>14057750
>I've got winter tires, I should be fine
Topkek. That confidence will get you real far. Just wait for that freezing rain that turns to snow. 1/2" of slick ice coated in 3" of fresh snow. No tires will save your ass.

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>>14057748
>I would do the same for my kids.
Well they say the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree....

>>14057750
If you don't drive fast or carelessly, you have nothing to worry about realistically. I just drove fast when I started so I spun a lot in the rain and snow.

>>14057750
So did my mothers Saab, and I put that one in the ditch

Just keep the speed at a non-retarded level, and be aware just how much your grip is reduced

>>14057762
>>14057759
>>14057758
I wont go past 120 km/h for sure, unless I absolutely have to overtake.

>>14057693
It was pretty much the same for me. I'm glad I started driving at 15, there is no way I could have dealt with all the shit traffic in Tampa if I decided to jump in at 18.

>>14057587
18, that's the age of consent for driving/drinking/working in my country.
Passed on first try.

>>14057587
I think I was 20 when I got mine.

But only because I don't believe in licensing. I've been driving since I was 14.

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>>14057766
That's easy to say before you start driving. It depends on your personality. Some kids drive cautiously and do the speed limit their entire life, some kids drive recklessly and total their cars and kill themselves, and the rest of the few drive smart and defensively and can drive at whatever speed they know they can handle. But... you will learn when you start driving. What's the fastest you've ever drove?

>>14057738
>tfw have to take my licensing test
>have been behind the wheel of a car and driving for a combined total of 5 hours
>been on the highway once
>been in traffic once
someone help
i live in florida

>>14057787
I bet you're one of those faggot sovereign citizens.

>>14057793
Is there a way for you to log some more seat time? For practical applications like driving, theorybis only going to get you so far.

Im 22 and havent got mine

dont care enough to

still been driving for 5 years lel

>>14057806
NOPE
and right after doing the test i need to buy and drive home my first ever manual car that i dont know how to drive
its fantastic this is so shit

>>14057792
Fastest was like 80. Once. For a little bit.

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>>14057766

Dont set a max speed... adjust your speed according to the conditions

There are days where the road is a perfect scraped ice, temperatures are at their normal -15 to -20c where I can do my normal speed of about 88 in the 80-zone and be perfectly safe, and days where I'll have to do 40kph on the same road because my grip and possibly visibility are just that much impaired

>>14057793
Come to the WAT meet on Saturday

I had like 12hrs driving with the instructor, and besides that, maybe an hour with my mom. Took my test 6mos later with barely any experience and was fine.

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>>14057825
I don't miss this shit at all...

>>14057825
It could also help not living in a third world country

>>14057794
I bet you're a faggot pig.

>>14057842
nope

I bought my car when I was 17 and have been driving it since

granted I dont drive a lot but if I do I get sick of driving and wont touch the car for a long time anyway

>>14057825
Yo is it true that when you're driving at around 100 at 5th and you want to overtake someone, you should shift down to 4th so the car accelerates faster? For slower cars at least. Friend told me this.

18, last year in October. Get some good sleep. I failed at the first attempt because I was literally too tired and retarded to think and ran into a cone wihile reversing. Pray for good weather and don't go full Takumi. Look out for pedestrians. There are some assholes who will step onto the crossing right before you arrive with the sole purpose of making you fail, at least where I live.
>>14057818
Do you not take driving tests in manual tranny cars? Well that would explain why so many americans can't drive stick.

>>14057846
Anything to deter as many mosquitos, goatfuckers, sub-saharans and eastern-european truckers for as long as possible

>>14057854
Do you live in the US? If so, it's so easy to get your license after you turn 18. Idk why people wait so long, unless you have legal shit holding you back.

>>14057867
>Idk why people wait so long, unless you have legal shit holding you back.
Be thankful because there are way too many retards on the road already

>>14057857
Depends on the car, how its geared, how fast you want to overtake and so on... as a general idea; yes


Do you guys not have state-required lessons and courses?

>>14057863
There's barely any manual cars on the road in the US. It would be a hassle just trying to find a car to take the test in if it had to be a manual trans.

It's 2015. Times have changed man.

16. It's a Southern thing, I've found. Or a rural thing in general to get your license as soon as legally possible.

>>14057854

just get your license, man.

>>14057875
We do if I'm thinking about what you're talking about.

16

But, I had been driving for years before that.

On the way home from school around age 12 my mom would let me drive the last 2 miles.
And around age 13-14 she would send me on errands to the store or to get food (2-4 miles round trip)
So by 16 I had already been driving alone for at least 2 years.

>>14057886
What country are you from?

>>14057875
I think most states in the US, if you are over 18, you don't have to take any classes for a regular DL. You take a written test for your permit (driving with a licensed person in the car) and then you hold the permit for something like 3-6 months. Then you can go back and take the road test for your actual DL.

The classes are normally only required if you are under 18.

>>14057893
Reminds me of my 13 year old friend that did the same but saw a cop one day, shat his pants and tried to turn around and go back before he saw him, then reversed into a ditch in front of him. Turns out the cop was a friend of his father and knew all along and wasn't gonna stop him at all.

>>14057867
itd help if I cared

but yeah Im in the US

I actually went to get my license once and got the permit and shit and never bothered going back

>>14057899

As a european the fact that you guys sharing the road with tons of people who, quite honestly, have extremely limited exerpeience frightens me

>>14057899
coming from texas. At 18 i took a online class which gave me my required 6 hours of in class learning and my test. Then did a driven test. I had maybe 8 hours of driving experience. They make it way too easy to get a license....I made a lot of stupid mistakes and had a lot of close calls due to no experience. And a minor fenser bender the first week that could have been avoided if i hadn't froze up. I wasn't at fault due to the other car coming into my lane after turning towards me at a 4 way. But i was still rolling and a quick swerve would have saved us both a lot of time.

>>14057916
>>14057941
I somewhat agree. But either way, the best experience is just putting somebody on the road on their own. Like I said earlier, driving is all experience and awareness/judgement. Neither are going to be learned in a classroom. You can tell somebody what to do in bad situations as much as you want, but when they lock up the brakes in panic, none of that will matter. I don't know of too many people who crash their car within a month of getting their license, so another 20hrs behind the wheel in class isn't going to do much.

I think eventually states will try to go to 18 years old. This means we will have inexperienced 18 year olds on the road instead of 16 year olds. Maybe they should allow the permit at 16 but require people to hold it for 12-24 months. Idk. There's just so many shitty drivers on the road of any age. Making it harder to get a license as a teen won't do much to help.

>>14057750
>I've got winter tires, I should be fine.
I thought this too, and then went straight through a roundabout. My father had even talked me into getting good, expensive, tires.

16. B)

>>14057599
I passed my test and talked to the tester. Found out his first car was a Z28, and when he had his first kid he had to sell his S13 to buy a minivan.

Cool dude though, too bad about the S13.

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>>14057750
>>14057762
Picture for reference

>>14057986
How? You always go slow when dealing with roundabouts.

>>14058027
>when he had his first kid he had to sell his S13 to buy a minivan

Is this that bait meme from the thread we had last week?

>>14057587
16 going on 17

>>14058040
it wasn't a tiny one, and it was on my daily commute, so I got overconfident.

Just wait until you encounter hydroplaning

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I had my 3rd driving lesson today and it went so bad that i felt like crying in the car. I'm 25 right now.

>stall at almost every stoplight
>have a hard time paying attention to the road because i'm just focusing on how to change gears and stuff
>instructor had to break a few times for me because i was about to hit a bicyclist
>stall the car in the corner because i slowed down so much that i had to change to first gear then i stalled it because i didn't give it enough throttle coming off the clutch
>can't break smoothly at stop lights

Also i confused my left for my right during it. I think i may be retarded. I hope i'm not one of those people who just cant learn to drive because of autism.

>>14058076
Nah I was just like you, except for the stalling, but I drove a diesel with a super easy clutch. You'll get good at it, just browse /o/ and watch initial D and tutorials on youtube.

>>14058076
Relax, man, there's always next time. These instructors get drivers all the time who are far worse.

17
>just pray they arent going to be a cunt

16, didn't bother getting fully licensed until 27 though.

16. Passed drivers exam on first try, easy as fuck but almost got an automatic fail because I was supposed to be carrying a pink slip/permit thing that I got at the DMV and was supposed to carry with me while I was testing, but nobody at the DMV actually told me this prior. Got it sorted out no problem though
So watch out for that shit
Also pro tip is scouting out the area before hand. My mom at the time had taken the test just a couple years before me, so I already knew the general route I'd be taking and all the "tricky" bits they lead you through. Right at the exit of my DMV there's 2 stop sign right next to each other, easily 3/4th of the drivers would confuse it for a single stop and get an automatic fail and told to go back. Hilarious shit

>>14058092
>>14058095
Yeah i hope so. I have some theory tomorrow and then i have some driving on Monday and Tuesday. I really hope it goes better next time. I just can't seem to get the clutch and throttle in combination down right. I keep messing up. I guess i'll just try again on monday.

>>14058121
Clutches can be a bitch. Car I'm driving now has the worst faggot clutch ever made, ever. Catches super early and has a very short travel time where it catches, despite being a long press overall. Took me a while and a lot of stalls to learn not to use the handbrake when starting on big hills with this shit.

>>14057587

17

Don't be a knob.

>>14057646

>If you miss an exit, don't panic. Go to the next one and turn around.

This and literally only this; don't fucking panic and cut three lanes to make a fucking exit just take the next one and track back it takes 5 minutes max

23

Go to a small town DMV. People in hick counties tend to drive really chill and the testers are typically really nice old people who'll pass you if you drive well enough

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>>14057587
Learners at 17, Red P's at 21
parents wouldnt let me drive their car. would have to beg for hours to get taken driving.
had to save 6k and buy my own car to learn on, all my parents cars were automatic and i wanted to learn manual.
>this is common in australia.
>parents cant be fucked taking the kid for 120hrs unless its easy for them
>as a result id say 1/2 of people my age are on their Ls or dont have them

>>14058120
Nice one mate
>>14058300
I won't anon
>>14058389
That's true. I used to live in a tiny ass town. The only thing to worry was those big add oil field trucks tho

1 month and 1 week after my 18th birthday, which is very quick cuz 18 is the legal age in yurop
been driving in my dads lap since i was 5

Who /scaredtodrive/ here?

15 (permit), 16 for full license.

18 years later, not a single accident, ticket, or citation. I always valued driving cautiously and defensively.

>>14057587
Was forced by my dad to get my learners because he hates driving and wanted me to drive him around got my license like 3 months after I turned 16, my drivers ed test was a joke because where I live the driving school does it and they didn't give a shit.

>>14057587
Got it 2 weeks ago , I'm 18 . These have been the best 2 weeks of my life . Looking for my first car , but parents have gone full no-fun-allowed mode , so it's prob gonna be a heap of shit when it comes to fun , but probably a great DD .
Also
>getting it on your first try
>nothing greater in life

>>14057606
>Are you American? In that case, don't confuse "D" with "R" and don't run over any white people.
>these are genuinely thing that happen in burgerland

I had to do it on a Manuel . The shifting was the least of my problems . I went 5 over the speed limit basically everywhere . The cop told me afterwards that he liked my confidence , but that there was no point in showing off .

>>14057606
>Are you American? In that case, don't confuse "D" with "R" and don't run over any white people.
>these are genuinely thing that happen in burgerland

18, failed learners exam 3 times, passed first time road test
too lazy to get permit until my last year of high school
>>14058027
Heh mine had a Evo V with rally livery, I've seen it parked at the registry once, pretty cool shit.

>>14057587
Best tips i have are :
>Always concentrate on the road , look for roadmarkings , crosswalks
>Be confident , don't drive like a granny , DO NOT YIELD UNNECESSARILY
> at intersections , start slowing down way before reaching it , and stop , then go forward to the point of maximum visibility smoothly and in one go so that you're not messing around or sitting there for 5 millennia . Also merge with confidence
>Use blinkers/mirrors for every maneuver
>Don't panic , or at least don't show it
>Be prepared , always one step ahead of obstacles
>Listen to the instructions carefully , and confirm that you heard them

That's what seems to get most people .

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>>14057587
22.

>Mfw got pulled over three hours ago for doing 70 in a 30
>Mfw cop let me off with a warning because he saw my Papa Johns uniform and topper and said, "You guys help us out, so I'm going to help you out."
>Mfw I could've lost my license and my job
>Mfw I'm American and didn't get shot

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>>14057587
19, got it today on my first try.

Considering that I live in Sweden, I'm pretty happy about that.

20. But only automatic.
Will have to retake the test once I've trashed my dad's car, trying to learn how to drive a manual.

Why is it so hard?

>>14057587
Car:16
Bike:17

>>14057693
We have this in Iowa. When I was in high school a 14 year old on a school permit hit me in our school parking lot.

I passed it a few months ago on the first try. I'm 18.

Honestly, just hope that your instructor is having a good day or is in a good mood.

I got my license at the age of 25.

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dutch fag here
i hate it. i have taken like 30 lessons that cost 50usd each and i still SUCK

>>14057693
Kansas has a system like that. It works fine up until the kids start treating their restricted as a full license.

>>14057587
14 for student license, got a 50cc scooter.
16 for full fledged license + motorcycle license.

>>14057606
>don't run over any white people

What did he mean by this?

>>14061277
He was probably talking about how Kylo Ren killed his father Han Solo.

>>14058539
120 mandated hours is actually p. crazy, is it common to lie about it? I imagine it'd also cause a lot of learners to just drive on highways for ages rather than in actually environments where you actually learn something

23 for G1(must have cars owner or someone with full license in passenger seat)
24 for G2(for those under 19 can't drive past 11pm-5am)
Going to go for full G next August(have to wait one year to go for full G test)

Ontario, Canada

>>14061366

Yeah you're actually much better than most current drivers.

Just be sure to show your racing ability to your instructors so they pass you faster and giving you the advanced license.

>14 for moped
>16 for motorbike
>18 for car
Because euro laws

>>14061366
Absolutely not m8

>>14061366
video games probably help with spatial awareness and possibly multitasking, other than that no

>>14057587

tips for passing the drivers exam

>don't die
>don't crash

>>14057693
Got my permit at 14, and license at 15. Wasn't restricted at all.

You could also get employed at 14 in my state.

Both of these were for farm reasons.

>>14057606
>>14060895
Funny, i actually did this during driver's ed when i was 15. My instructor wanted to stop at a mini-mart for a drink and when we went to leave i put the fucker in drive n started pulling toward the front of the store.

Never did it before then, never done it since.

>>14060931
I got pulled doing 70 in a 40 the other day and the cop asked where I worked. I said Ups and he said his little brother works there then proceeded to ask if in had done a double shift, which I had (like 18 hours total in peak season). Afterwards he said to go home and get some rest, he doesn't want me to fall asleep at the wheel. Got a warning. It pays to be polite and friendly.

>>14057587
Yes. Get your learner's permit, drive for half a year with a parent, then you only have to take the written test.

>Glorious America where everyone gets a license and why the road is full of shit drivers

>>14057587
16, but that was 14 years ago.

>>14063685
You don't even have a driver's license, do you? You ride the bus.

You need to take an actual driving test to get your license. In every state in the US, no exceptions.

In most states if you're under 18 you need to take a written test to get your learner's permit, complete some kind of driver's ed (behind the wheel training), have your permit for at least *x* months and "log" at least *x* hours behind the wheel, then you can take the written test AND behind the wheel test.

If you're over 18 you can usually skip the driver's ed and permit and go straight to the written/driving test.

Got my permit at 15, but license at 18. Didn't want to pay for insurance until I absolutely had to.
I remember when I took Driver's Ed, all I did was talk with my 60 year old instructor, and he passed me even though I couldn't park worth a damn. I've gotten better, but damn it pays to be nice to your instructor.

Passed in July at 24.

Failed first time because I caused someone to brake after they came onto the roundabout behind me.
Second time I was way more relaxed. Worst part was the 40 minute test taking over an hour because the instructor's route took us through loads of road works.

>on way back to the test centre
>through residential estate
>stop go traffic for a mile or so
>all the way down all I can see in my rear view mirror is "HUMMER" and his fuck off grill
>when I'm turning off the main road he guns it past me
>dat glorious V8

How long was it between passing and getting your first car for you guys?

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>>14063785
Whether you pass or not is dependent more on who is giving it than your actual performance.

>>14063979
This. I was sweating bullets before taking the driven portion of my test because my instructor was the type who would get angry if you drove even 1 mile over or under the speed limit.

When I actually took the test, it was a nice old man with a mullet who was grading me, and the test consisted of driving around town for 3-4 minutes then parking. Guy didn't give a fuck.

>>14064018
Yeah I failed twice, and now 5 years later I haven't been in as much as dinger of an accident.
First time I bumped the curb backing up and by bump I mean the tire grazed it.
Second time when I parallel parked I was a foot away.
Third time it was flawless and they couldn't fail me, I think part of it had to do with me paying extra money to go through a private school for the test.

>>14057698
I had a permit at 14, asshole.

I still have it actually.

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>>14057823
>tfw got a ticket doing 141km/h when I was 14 on my permit

>>14058037
I didn't realize that was you.