Is there anyone else here who hasn't gotten their driver's license yet?

I haven't gotten my full license yet, I should have sat the test 3 years ago :/

 

Meeeeeeeeeeeeee.

I'm too lazy to drive for 100 hours. I've had my L's for 2 years and haven't clocked any hours. I've been behind the wheel, briefly, and I had issues with the sensitivity of the pedals, for one. Secondly, I stalled twice down a driveway.

Clearly not for me.

 

Me.

Never interested in cars or anything on wheels (including skater bois ).

I also don't know how to ride a bike. When people tried to teach me how to ride one when I was a child I demanded a horse and lessons to how to ride one.

 

I don't! I don't have the need right now and, besides, it's not cheap to maintain a car. Paying repairs and paying for gasoline, I'd rather use the bus system (it's free although not the most efficient) as it does it's job not that bad. If only we had a good, and safe, system for the use of bicycles I would opt for that (for near travels).

 

*raises hand* I don't know if I'm old enough to count yet, but the adults in my family seem to think I need to be driving!

 

Me (I am 16 and therefore cannot get one) I find the idea scary to be honest the idea of driving is just no.

 

I don't have one and I have no idea when I am going to get one. I have disorders that are preventing me from pursuing it. Which would be completely awful if I wasn't okay with public transportation. So I usually just take a bus or a taxi if I need to get there in a timely manner. I'm content with that for now, though it certainly would be nice to have some freedom.

 

my boyfriend just finished drivers ed...

I've been into cars, anything with a motor and wheels, since I was 8, got my drivers license at 15, and promptly got my first speeding ticket like within the first 3 weeks.

 

I can't drive. Can't be bothered.

 

Absolutely no interest in that. Bus system works well enough for me. (Though it sucks sometimes) I don't have the money to buy and maintain a vehicle. And I just don't think I'd be a good driver.

 

I don't drive, public transport and walking is good enough for me and I get to know the city better

 

Yeah I can't drive either though I would want to learn someday. I had a classmate back in high school where he lent me his motorcycle and I was pretty good at it!

 

Haven't gotten mine, though I know how to drive. It's something I'm planning on getting in the next year or so though, because there's a lot I want to get done/do but obviously don't have the freedom to do now.

Hate having to depend on others because it's like, no matter how little you ask for help yourself, when you do need the help(for something important at that) and decide to ask is when they seem to not give a shit the most.

 

Me...I can't drive...

 

I haven't, I'm really scared of cars so I'm not sure I could ever drive. Also it saves me money and helps me get a bit more exercise on my bike.

 

I've only got a permit, and I've only been behind the wheel once, since my folks have very little time to teach me. My main problem seems to be having any other drivers around at all. I'm a coward.

 

I can't drive yet. I do think I'll try to get my license one day. =]

Too bad petrol is incredibly expensive here. And I think I'd be a bit reckless while driving, not a good quality really.

 

I don't, because I'm too young. I have to wait until I'm 16 to get my permit. I am looking forward to it, though

I'm surprised by all the people saying no. Even if you can't afford your own car, it might still be a good idea to get a license. You never know when you might want to drive in an emergency. But maybe I'm just expressing the US-centric view. Where I live almost everyone commutes to New York and the freeways are backed up with drivers. I don't know anyone around here who's over 16 and doesn't drive.

 

Me. I don't even know how to drive.

I wish I did, as I live in a small town which has no public transportation.