[Misc] Do you have a driving licence?

[Chicken Run]

Has a drivers license for 32 years!

 

[Lower West Stander]

For 35 years.

Would really struggle to cope without a car. Love driving too - like others on here I have an indulgence second car as well as a sensible one


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[Perkino]

Been driving for 15 years. If you include depreciation of the vehicle plus petrol I reckon it cost me around £4,000 a year to run my car. I could probably get about on public transport for less commuiting regularly from Crawley to Brighton

 

[Deleted member 2719]

The only thing I haven't got/held a licence for is a bike......I like a wheel on each corner and a roof when on the road

You don't not what your missing, cars just have a practical side it is boring in comparison to riding a bike IMO, go on try it!

 

[Dick Head]

I've got a TV license. I couldn't see an option for it on the poll.

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

Car since 2000 and bike since 2013.

 

[DarrenFreemansPerm]

You don't not what your missing, cars just have a practical side it is boring in comparison to riding a bike IMO, go on try it!

Have you ever taken a bike on track?

 

[Deleted member 2719]

Have you ever taken a bike on track?

Dirt track yes, I have ridden vintage bikes on track but never a full blown superbike.

Do you race?

 

[Leekbrookgull]

Bring in the CPC as soon as possible.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

The cock up on the poll is the automatic car bit, as far as I know you get a licence to drive an automatic when you pass a test in a manual. I have known people who took their test in an automatic and I believe are only permitted to drive an automatic. Maybe things have changed.

Yes. You can vote for both.....those who didn't are sad and thick dweebs so there, nah poo. Cool poll bro, whichever bro etc.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I've got a TV license. I couldn't see an option for it on the poll.

I have some tropical fish, but no fish licence. I feel discriminated against.

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

I only got my driving licence when I was 31 and purely because it was convenient to do so at the time. Having a car while living in a city centre always seemed more of a hassle than anything else and I didn't feel like I was missing out on anything.

Definitely handy to have but certainly not a necessity these days unless you work in an industry where having a license is highly desirable.

A little short sighted, how about people that live out of towns with no public transport?

 

[Stephen Seagull]

Got my license in Spain 9 years ago and it works for both car and bike. Can drive all over Europe without hassle and when I’m in the UK for work there is no problem with a Spanish license

 

[PILTDOWN MAN]

Not only do I need my car for work (45000 miles a year!) I'd be lost without it. I live in the countryside and have done for years. Therefore I really look after my licence, and pleased to say it's completely clean and has always been for 32 years. I got a parking ticket once in Wisbech in a free car park! Didn't realize you still needed a ticket from the machine to display, fathom that one.

 

[Coldeanseagull]

You don't not what your missing, cars just have a practical side it is boring in comparison to riding a bike IMO, go on try it!

Nope ta muchly

 

[Nitram]

Bike 1977 car 1980

 

[Mackenzie]

I'd be screwed if I couldn't drive living here (remote rural Wales).

 

[wellquickwoody]

I have a car and bike licence, but can't apply that :-(

I did.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Not only do I need my car for work (45000 miles a year!) I'd be lost without it. I live in the countryside and have done for years. Therefore I really look after my licence, and pleased to say it's completely clean and has always been for 32 years. I got a parking ticket once in Wisbech in a free car park! Didn't realize you still needed a ticket from the machine to display, fathom that one.

This post should he on the bell cheese thread

 

[Garage_Doors]

I assume having a driving licence was a right of passage once you hit 17. I know only 2-3 people over that age that don't have a driving licence.
How do people cope without one? or are they driving illegally?