Does anyone here dislike driving a car?

Pretty much everyone I know loves driving cars, and has loved that since they were kids, taking the car without parents' permission, etc. As for me, I just like relaxing in the passenger seat while the driver nexts to me takes care on the road.

In America I hear some can drive as early as 16. Is driving really important to anyone?

I love driving.

I even like driving in the snow and ice. >_>

I once thought driving would be a blast; but when I actually got behind the wheels, it was a different story...

i hate cars. i know obama has talked about having mass transit all over the country, and i cant wait for that to be accomplishedMajor_Commie

It's not that dislike driving, but given a choice between driving and being a passenger I'd rather not have to pay attention to the road.

I don't really like driving that much.. but I don't dislike it either.

I guess it depends.. if I have some where to go I like it.. if not I dislike it..

Driving is exciting when no traffic light, no road marking and no road sign. It heightens your sense of awareness to max., not getting bored and prevent you from yawning.

Where I live, you get your permit at 15. I hate driving, personally, too stressful.

[QUOTE="Major_Commie"]i hate cars. i know obama has talked about having mass transit all over the country, and i cant wait for that to be accomplishedDark__Link

I love driving.

I even like driving in the snow and ice. >_>

Niff_T

This.

My wife is learning to drive at the moment, and I am much happier behind the wheel. But I do try and let her drive as often as I can, so that she can get her licence ASAP.

I hate cars. I don't want to learn to drive.

you're not alone. i hate it too.

I love driving ATVs and other of road vehicles.

I hate driving cars on the road, it is so boring.

I just turned 19 and still have my timps :oops: (along with allot of my friends:P).

i've been driving since i was 16. i don't mind it, unless i have to be in the car for a long time, but then i don't even like being in the passenger seat.

I'm still 15, so no driving for me yet. I'm eager to start driving though!

Of course! It is so much nicer not to have to rely on someone else to bring you somewhere. You don't have to hope that your parents are in the mood to drive you to your friends or the mall or wherever. Being able to drive allows you to go where you want when you want. What if your hungry at 2am and want to go get some food? I'm sure your parents or whoever are not gonna pop out of bed abd take you their. IF you cand rive you can go get it yourself (This is just an example of how driving can be an advantage even though most people,including myself, would not do this :)).

Driving is exciting when no traffic light, no road marking and no road sign. It heightens your sense of awareness to max., not getting bored and prevent you from yawning.

Everiez

[QUOTE="Everiez"]

Driving is exciting when no traffic light, no road marking and no road sign. It heightens your sense of awareness to max., not getting bored and prevent you from yawning.

Pvt_r3d

I love driving.

I even like driving in the snow and ice. >_>

Niff_T

I don't really like driving..people are unpredictable..

Driving is exciting when no traffic light, no road marking and no road sign. It heightens your sense of awareness to max., not getting bored and prevent you from yawning.

[QUOTE="Everiez"]

Driving is exciting when no traffic light, no road marking and no road sign. It heightens your sense of awareness to max., not getting bored and prevent you from yawning.

Pvt_r3d

Lol no, i'm not brave enough to goes 120 km/h at the country i was born in, that's asking for accident even driving between city except highway. We have a lot of mountain range, poor road maintenance, goes 120 km/h with sudden hole on the road is bad. For city, we only have traffic light and standard road strip to divide lanes. The country i live in now has a lot of road marking variation and very strict rule but most of local drivers are more reckless than my home country.

I believe you've heard it somewhere, it's called Shared Space concept. No road marking, traffic light and sign means no false sense of security, confidance that you're right and speed all the way. This concept forcing you and everyone around to consider each others.

I love driving but I also like to be chauffeured by friends sometimes.

I'm not a huge fan of driving. I do it because it's useful, but that's about it.

I love driving, but I suspect that I suck at driving because I keep having almost-gotten-into-accident moments when driving alone.

Yes, I detest driving.

Streets are manageable... But...

Freeways terrify me. (So many idiots on the road who are out to kill you... :roll: It can seem that way on occasion) :(

What makes matters worse is that my eyes aren't quite tuned for driving (My depth perception is a slight obstacle... It's not a crippling problem though)

So lets just say I'm in no rush to get my license any time soon...

I love driving. It's one of the few things I genuinely enjoy on a daily basis. It's the reason why I would prefer to avoid living in a major city, as driving becomes less fun.

I don't like it but I have to do it. I don't have too much trouble, I just get a little worried about getting lost. Overall there isn't anywhere int he UK I couldn't find my way home from in an emergancy, but i'll rather things don't become an emergancy.

I don't like driving. I'm going to miss being able to play Gameboy and sleep in the car when I have to drive.Chojuto

[QUOTE="Chojuto"]I don't like driving. I'm going to miss being able to play Gameboy and sleep in the car when I have to drive.Evil_Saluki

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[QUOTE="Chojuto"]I don't like driving. I'm going to miss being able to play Gameboy and sleep in the car when I have to drive.Dark__Link