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you mean I'm not the only one who still hasn't learned how to drive a car?
Well, I know a little. I have a liscense, but am limited to daytime driving because of my vision. I'm not comfortable with it either way. I rarely do.

I have a license (which, after five years, is up for renewal this month), and I only ever use it to drive when my friends want to drink. Transit is the way for me: cheap and it goes anywhere and everywhere. Sure, it takes three times as long as driving, but I always bring a book or magazine, so I make it worthwhile.

I noticed in that page you linked that there were no diagrams or photographs for visual reference. *relieved*

Actually I did take lessons in Manila, and I did get a license -- but I never used it, and the few times I was able to get behind the wheel were near-disasters. I haven't driven a car for four years now.

Thanks, Paulo - my 22nd birthday's coming up next month and everybody's asking me why I don't have my license yet. I've never gotten behind the wheel of a car - goin' to school in San Francisco all this time, I always used the bus and train. I feel so much better about myself now!

Don't feel too bad...i haven't learned how to drive either - bad memories concerning a bush...

maybe next year.

Gee, I can drive, and I have a license. But I don't have a car. So I guess it evens out...

Besides, I agree with Richard, there's a lot to be said for taking the time to commute.