I'm 25 and never drove a car in my life. Is it easy to

>>14107486
Yes. Sure. But if you are terrible at driving right away, you will probably always be a shitty driver.

>Is it easy to learn to drive? My guess would be yes since millions of people drive.
You thought right.

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Depends.
Driving an automatic is laughable easy.

Getting the license is also laughable if you live in the states.
It is tedious AND expensive if you live in Yurop and you have to REALLY learn all those game rules, otherwise you will not pass the test.

A day to learn, a lifetime to master.

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>>14107506
>Getting the license is also laughable if you live in the states.
This, my test was literally to drive around the block and repark at the DMV. Didn't even have to parallel park.

>mfw the cunt almost failed me though because two other cunts ran out in front of me from behind a van on the curb because "pedestrians have the right of way" even if they're fucking jaywalking

>>14107553
Getting my license in the states was fucking impossible
Failed three-time

>>14107565
Depends on the state.

>>14107565
How?

>>14107553
>went to a single day of driving class
>written test: 'what does an octagonal sign mean' 'who has right of way at a 4 way intersection' etc, 100% on the first go
>after an hour of behind the wheel the instructor told me "you clearly already know how to handle a car" and signed off all the paperwork
>went to the DMV, drove around the block, got my license
God bless the USA

>>14107486
You're gonna be a shitty driver.
Best age to start learning to drive is 15.

>>14107724
By that logic most Europeans and especially Germans with their Autobahn must be worse drivers than Murricans.

>>14107786
They are.

>>14107786
>he's never been on the autobahns in Germany.
Maybe German drivers used to be good, but they sure aren't now

>>>/r9k/

>>14107786
you can start learing with 16 here