Do you drive a car?

[jblewis]

If you're under 18 you don't even have to take a test? Where I am (in Pennsylvania) you had to do more work if you were under 18 getting your license - you had to fill out a booklet showing that you practiced driving for 50 hours over at least 6 months, then you could take the test to get your license (which included parallel parking). If you were over 18, you didn't need to have the booklet filled out (that's what I did ).

See, this actually makes sense!

[AdrenalinDragon]

This is an interesting question to ask actually. Say I crash the car I am learning in. Am I screwed on passing the test automatically?

[jblewis]

I'd say so.

[Hornlitz]

If both of you survive, I'd say no... If you die, obviously not... and if they die... uhh... I dunno... I'd still say no.

[AdrenalinDragon]

If both of you survive, I'd say no... If you die, obviously not... and if they die... uhh... I dunno... I'd still say no.

Of course, I am assuming I'm still alive. Although I think if you only screwed up slightly, you'd still pass the test.

[jblewis]

I don't think crashing the car is screwing up lightly.

[rockdet]

Also, parallel parking is easy stuff, man! We do it in snow-covered roads with snow-covered windows

[jblewis]

Showoff.

[rockdet]

Maybe? But snow and ice-covered roads are quite stressful indeed, I gotta admit. That makes us good drivers, though.

[CraigV]

I've this nice green Subaru Outback Legacy from 1996. It currently needs washing.