Tomorrow I am going for a 5 hour class traffic laws (I could've gotten my license 2 years ago but I decided to focus on school first) and after that take a test on traffic laws, later on I will take one on driving the car and take a test for that
same here..moomoomoo said:I got mine at 17, my current age.
Wow, quite expensive indeed. In my country it's much cheaper (less than 300 euros, I'm quite sure).Cid Highwind said:I became 18 May last year. Didn't start yet, it's way too expensive here, at least 2000 eurosAnd I don't get financial support for this from my parents, unlike most friends of mine...
oOBoltzmann said:less than 300 euros, I'm quite sure
I sure paid a lot to get my license....klatch said:oO
We're being screwed, Cid & Samor. But then again, we already knew that.
I'm 21 and I don't have a driver's license. I don't need to because public transport is free for me during the weekdays aslong as I study. This would normally end next summer... but it seems I'm not stopping after college. :???:
Ah! I hate people like you! It means stop for a ****ing reason! :cuss2:Chrono Archangel said:!! I just got back from my driving exam! I did just fine but the lady told me I do my stops like americans(not a full complete stop) but o well.. i still got an excellent mark
it cost me 25$ CAD for the exam and 96$ CAD for the permit.
Too bad a driver's licence can't be imported.... Otherwise it would be cheap to get your licence during a holiday in a nice countryBoltzmann said:Wow, quite expensive indeed. In my country it's much cheaper (less than 300 euros, I'm quite sure).
But since I don't have a car right now, and don't plan to get one any time soon, I'm too lazy to take the lessons and do the tests![]()