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People that cant drive a car
36_Chambers
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Surely this is a basic life skill and everyone should be able to drive.
Now when a person above the age of 25 tells me he/she cant drive, I think what the hell is wrong with you :eek:
Now maybe if you live in zones 1-4 in London maybe id just agree you dont actually need to drive as your public transport is decent.
But every other city/town driving is a must.
If you cant afford a car thats a shame but surely you'd wish you could.
Now when a person above the age of 25 tells me he/she cant drive, I think what the hell is wrong with you :eek:
Now maybe if you live in zones 1-4 in London maybe id just agree you dont actually need to drive as your public transport is decent.
But every other city/town driving is a must.
If you cant afford a car thats a shame but surely you'd wish you could.
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Oh no, hang on...sorry, I thought I was in another reality then. Blooming pan-dimensional travel pods are always playing up.
Then again, I often wonder why folk can't do something basic like boil an egg or sew a button back onto a coat/shirt and would rather throw it away and buy a new one.
So there you go.
If people can't drive, who cares?! As long as they're not harassing me to be their chauffeur, they can do or not do whatever the heck they please.
I think it's none of my business. People either learn to drive or they don't. It's their concern and I don't sit in superior sanctimonious judgement over them.
You havnt got much going for you have you?:(
I know two non drivers in their 40's.
One is a motor biker.
The other has a medical condition, Now just for balance What The Hell Is Wrong With You? for assuming we should all be able to drive at 25?
Lol strangely my hubby says that too.
I'm sure there are millions of smart, or even highly intelligent adults in the world who choose not to drive.
Only teenagers, or small minded people, would even attempt to judge ones ability, or worth as person, based on whether or not they chose to obtain a driving license.
This.
I live in a large conurbation where the public transport is good enough to get me where I need to go pretty much all the time. When I go travelling out and about, I still take public transport and don't have to worry about driving there or parking, or fuel costs.
See, it also costs an awful lot to run a car, and I'd rather spend the money on other things.
I'm 39 and I can't drive. And I don't care that I can't drive. I'm a Londoner exiled in Yorkshire and while the buses are bad, the trains are regular and reliable.
Disability.
Can't afford to learn.
Decent public transport in your area.
Feel it isn't for you.
Don't have the confidence.
Also why do you feel as though you have to learn by a certain age? I passed my driving test in my early 30's and would say you are never too old to learn anything.
Medical conditions are exempt and rightly so aswell.