Is the age your allowed to drive at baing changed?
Is the age your allowed to drive at baing changed?
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mattsayle

Original Poster:

1,799 posts

221 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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As a 16 year old i am counting down the days to my 17th birthday so i can start driving lessons but my bubble was burst when i heard the driving age was being changed to 18. Does anybody know when or if this law is being put in place?

Thanx
Matt

Glassman

24,467 posts

238 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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As of now, it has gone up to 25. Now go to your bed... it's almost midnight.

mattsayle

Original Poster:

1,799 posts

221 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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Glassman said:
As of now, it has gone up to 25. Now go to your bed... it's almost midnight.
who are you me mum?? hehe

J111

3,354 posts

238 months

Friday 2nd November 2007
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People have been saying this to 16 year olds since my grandfather was 16. He remembers WW1.

shout No.

Now go and do your homework, grown-ups are talking.

Edit: Groan ups who cant spel. Aparently.

Edited by J111 on Friday 2nd November 23:34

SpeedyGonzales

7,211 posts

227 months

Sunday 4th November 2007
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I think you start driving at 17, and get a provisinal license, then when your 18 you the official license.

I hope that makes sense.

HTH

Scraggles

7,619 posts

247 months

Toffer

1,528 posts

284 months

Tuesday 6th November 2007
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You must be 65+ to drive a Nissan Micra!hehe

mattsayle

Original Poster:

1,799 posts

221 months

Tuesday 6th November 2007
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Toffer said:
You must be 65+ to drive a Nissan Micra!hehe
laugh

lambo_xx

2,199 posts

220 months

Saturday 10th November 2007
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No people have been sayin that 4 years i wouldnt wory its not changin any time soon.

Silent1

19,761 posts

258 months

Sunday 11th November 2007
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lambo_xx said:
No people have been sayin that 4 years i wouldnt wory its not changin any time soon.
It appears your g key is a bit sticky, here's a few:

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Also i see you have substituted the word for with the number 4, thereby i can only assume you're having trouble with your spelling and grammar.

http://www.spellchecker.net/spellcheck/

I hope this will enable you to converse with other members of society without having to resort to spelling that would make a four year old cry.

cpas

1,661 posts

263 months

Monday 12th November 2007
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Silent1 said:
lambo_xx said:
No people have been sayin that 4 years i wouldnt wory its not changin any time soon.
It appears your g key is a bit sticky, here's a few:

ggggggggggggggg GGGGGGGGGGGGGGGGG

Also i see you have substituted the word for with the number 4, thereby i can only assume you're having trouble with your spelling and grammar.

http://www.spellchecker.net/spellcheck/

I hope this will enable you to converse with other members of society without having to resort to spelling that would make a four year old cry.
Excellent - another pedant just like myself!!! How do the kids of today stand a chance with grandma (ha ha) like this?!

Edited by cpas on Monday 12th November 13:59

LoudPedal

72 posts

223 months

Monday 12th November 2007
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Insurance companies started this sort of thing a few years back, while we lived in Florida. Their proposal was to raise the minimum age, stating that the 15-21 age group was too high risk. Of course, this also restricts the rights, mobility and the ability to work in that age group. It was instantly deemed unfair and unacceptable. As it turns out, it was simply a ploy to drastically raise premium rates on younger drivers, which they did. Don't say I didn't warn you.