I haven’t driven a car since 1994. I don’t have one and don’t know anyone who does so I can’t try. In fact my licence expired.
Do you lose the ability? I learned on a stick shift and am comfortable with either stick or automatic.
Anyone else had a similiar exeperience?
Like riding a bike and other things, once you learn, you never forget!!
do you really think so?
You do get rusty, so a little off freeway exercise might be a good idea. But, as noted above, yes, you can still drive.
Makes me wonder: has anybody knowledge of an ex-President actually driving a vehicle? Jimmy Carter would be the most likely, I think.
Actually, I’d say to drive on the freeway first. Less traffic (depending where you are), less people to hit, no oncoming traffic, no start/stop, no traffic sign to watch out for, etc.
–Tim
You can’t accidently create a handicapped baby whilst smoking pot.
Well there’s no way I could drive, i’m hoofed off the planet right now :D.
Sure, my best friend did the same thing. Drives just fine.
It could be worse, I am faced with learning to drive at 40+.And now we have a step program. I’ll probably have to get teenager to go everywhere with me. Yikes!
I’ve always lived in the urban core, but now want to move to the country so I gotta do it.
Just practise a little first, go out real late at night when there isn’t much traffic maybe.
Wisdom is the boobie prize,they give you when you’ve been --unwise!
Markxxx, you better read the new vehicle code too, cuz it probably aint the same.
Go drive some Go-Carts at your local Pee Wee Golf and report back with the results. No fatalities? You’re ok to drive. 