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Huh! They're going to force me to replace my paper licence with a photo one in 6 months time - that's quite bad enough! :wink:

As you say, so be it.

.....and I passed in Winchester! "A few year's back" being the operative word. Fifteen years ago I taught my eldest to drive; it cost peanuts. Even a few years later when she was at Uni we loaned her the (second) car for the summer term (lot of festivals to get to!) and I puther boyfriend on...

Just actually read what was said before piling in with a sanctimonious reply like that. And try thinking a bit before spouting drivel too. I didn't advocate driving without a licence or insurance - I was stating that it is increasingly happening (as your mother's experience bears out) and gave a...

newbie.............

It was a right of passage back in the day for me too. Now, more and more are driving illegally because of the ridiculous amounts demanded by the insurance companies to insure young drivers. Better to just take a chance - probably still cheaper even if you do get caught.

Living in a lovely country house, in an idyllic rural setting - and they still want a bit of sympathy and empathy from the rest of us? Tree wrong up the barking........with knobs on! :lol:

Car licence (clean) 50 years and 6 months (plus motorbike for 21years). Did have an HGV in the 80s but it lapsed and I couldn't afford at the time to renew it (and wasn't using it anyway, as I'd found other work by then). Yes, I think quite a few young people don't drive these days - because of...