[ SECRET POST #2302 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #2302 ⌋

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Re: Driving

[(Anonymous)]

Started with the permit at 15, license at 16 as soon as I could get it. I lived in California suburbia and commuted a lot to swimming, and it was a pain for my parents to drive me or find carpools for me, so they were quick to give me that mode of transportation.

Biggest snag I had was that I learned on a stick-shift (tiny VW Bug), and the driving test is a tad more harsh when you take it with a stick-shift, so my parents let me borrow the SUV for the first one - which I failed. The second one I took with the VW, but I got nervous and stalled the car - and failed. I passed the third time in the SUV because I got a little more used to driving the damn thing, but yeah. It was a pain in the ass. I still drive a lot because I tend toward small towns, and while my current car is an automatic, I'm still glad that my parents taught me on stick-shift; I feel like I'm more aware of the car because of it, and I know I'll be able to drive any type of car should the need arise.