You like driving?

[Infernus 1,205]

I've been too lazy for starting to learn how to drive, but now I've been taking lessons and... I'm totally fine with that :3 guess I'm starting to like it.

[Yukibana 65]

I looooove driving. Love love love it!  I've been around cars since I was a little kid and I just love driving!

 

Sad thing is I don't have a car  :okiedokielokie:  Haven't had one in 10 years but hopefully next year.  Stupid things are so expensive.  But I'm tired of taking the bus in the Arizona summers.

[Mr Unknown 132]

I really can't stand it. I find it to be far too much pressure, ESPECIALLY in the city 

I haven't been driving for that long, though, so maybe I'll get more relaxed over time...

[gamecubeguy214 2,511]

I don't really drive, but I will count enjoying Mario Kart as liking to drive.

[Envy 5,998]

The last time I got to drive was a decade ago in Driver's Ed. I did not do so well on the driving portion, and got scared. So, no, I did not like driving. I'd like the independence of it, but nothing else.

[Radiobolt 186]

I can't drive yet, I will in the next year, but I feel like I'm going to murder somebody aha. I'm very worried about driving in the future. I freak out easily and I feel like I'm going to lose my head.

[Moony the Cat 3,697]

I am actually afraid of driving.

 

I once drived a car, but i drive into a dig.

Im just afraid i could do something wrong, they are all these signs, all these functions in a car and then the countless situations when people complain about others driving to fast or slow.

 

I just dont want to get into any trouble. But i guess if i have to learn to drive for my job..i will.

[MLPFanatic34 3,234]

I am actually afraid of driving.

 

I once drived a car, but i drive into a dig.

Im just afraid i could do something wrong, they are all these signs, all these functions in a car and then the countless situations when people complain about others driving to fast or slow.

 

I just dont want to get into any trouble. But i guess if i have to learn to drive for my job..i will.

I can see why, driving can be a frightening experience, but driving gives you independence which is worth so much more.

[BOW2URWAIFU. 60]

This is my baby, I love driving her. She is a little old (1998) but i'm never getting rid of her <3

 

[Warren 44]

I love driving! Well, at first I feel a bit anxious from the idea of it, but focusing on the ride after some time calms me down fairly well. Rural, country roads are really blissful.

[ArielCurlicue 30]

Driving makes me nervous but that could be due to not being very used to it.

[Scrubbed user 3,415]

Let's see...

• I am currently sitting in a cockpit that has my sim racing stuff mounted to it.
• I would jump at the chance to drive a slow car fast.
• A manual transmission is exciting to me.
• Most of the games I have ever played have driving elements that I tend to enjoy most.
• I could teach just about anyone about how to drive nearly any track in the world.
• I could also teach just about anyone how to handle any car in just about any situation. (As long as I have first-hand experience myself)
• I think oversteer is exciting. (most of the time)
• I often imagine what it would be like to drive any new car, road or race.
• I believe that straights are for fast cars and corners are for fast drivers.  :comeatus: 
• I would tear apart any game that calls itself a sim if it doesn't actually correctly simulate what a real car would do.

I believe I do enjoy driving a little bit I admit.

[Lucky Bolt 34,914]

Yes! I LOVE driving, especially down back country roads. 

[Early Sunsets 2,106]

Riding, yes. Driving, no. In a car I'm constantly worrying about hitting something. They're just big clumsy machines. Sexy, big, clumsy machines, but still.

Motorcycles are more my thing. I don't have one yet (I'm stuck with a bicycle with a motor strapped to it rn), but I've ridden one before, and I loved every second of it.

[Retro*Derpy 3,079]

Depends on what I'm driving. It's not fun when you're randomly forced to drive a 26 foot box truck for a route. Though driving sport cars are pretty fun.

[Treeglow Flicker 13,003]

Sure do! Busy pavements are the best!

Seriously though. I don't drive and have never learned to. The financial side and the witnessed stupidty of other road users sort of sucked the joy out of it for me. Might learn if I ever make it to Japan. But to be honest, I'd be content with a moped. Those things are awesome.

[Roughtek 54]

Well....I'm a truck driver, Local, going Regional in about 2 weeks, so I would say, me and the road get along great, sadly though, its a lonely road, so its hard, especially if you dont have a significant other/ family/ friends that can back you which can make it alot easier. But, messaging my High School English teacher and telling him guess what, I can make money staring out a window, and there is a chance I make more! lol

A road is just a piece of Blacktop, a car is just a chunk of metal and plastic, but together, opportunities can be made, things can be seen and experiences can be learned. Yes it sounds super cheesy, but once you venture out of your bubble, your life and your problems start to seem so small, and start to seem easier to manage and correct. And yes, you have ALOT of time to think about stuff on the road.

[PinkieShadow 4,053]

Like it a lot! Have way to many cars to be considered normal, 4x4 is fun too in the area I live in. In winter times a 4x4 is highly recommended, especially if you need to get to work every day.

[Lucky Bolt 34,914]

2 hours ago, Roughtek said:

Well....I'm a truck driver, Local, going Regional in about 2 weeks, so I would say, me and the road get along great, sadly though, its a lonely road, so its hard, especially if you dont have a significant other/ family/ friends that can back you which can make it alot easier. But, messaging my High School English teacher and telling him guess what, I can make money staring out a window, and there is a chance I make more! lol

A road is just a piece of Blacktop, a car is just a chunk of metal and plastic, but together, opportunities can be made, things can be seen and experiences can be learned. Yes it sounds super cheesy, but once you venture out of your bubble, your life and your problems start to seem so small, and start to seem easier to manage and correct. And yes, you have ALOT of time to think about stuff on the road.

Cool, my dad is a truck driver and has been for as long as I can remember. 

[Rebel the Wolfgirl 5,585]

2 hours ago, Lucky Bolt said:

Cool, my dad is a truck driver and has been for as long as I can remember. 

That certainly explains a lot.

[Lucky Bolt 34,914]

3 minutes ago, Renegade the Unicorn said:

That certainly explains a lot.

It does? 

[Justin_Case001 4,855]

I hate it.  Gives me crippling anxiety.  Clarification: operating a motor vehicle, in and of itself, is inherently a blast, but driving in traffic, navigating the rules of the road, watching the stoplights and signs, watching for pedestrians, merging, changeling lanes, and fending off maniac drivers is a f*cking nightmare.  I mean, if I Was Legend (meaning the last person on Earth), then driving would be a hoot 'n' a half.

[Rebel the Wolfgirl 5,585]

1 hour ago, Lucky Bolt said:

It does? 

I was trying to say it explains your love of trucks

[Lucky Bolt 34,914]

3 hours ago, Renegade the Unicorn said:

I was trying to say it explains your love of trucks

Semi trucks are meh. Pickup trucks though....

[Roughtek 54]

4 hours ago, Lucky Bolt said:

Semi trucks are meh. Pickup trucks though....

Hey you watch your mouth about semi trucks, haha. Some trucks, especially the classic trucks, oh...they are so nice, sadly the truck I'm going to be driving will be pretty much new.... no character to them...