what kind of a driver are you? (75)
fast and aggresive, the way the US government taught me to drive in diplomatic driveing school. Never get boxed in and always looking for the out. My current car is a 1976 Chevy Vega station wagon with the GT package, it has a 450 Corvette LSX hp mid block with a six speed manual trans, can shift from 6th to second and pull the front wheels off the ground.
damo9: high boban high brother lol that cracked me up how many nuns and priests and catholics have said hail mary mother off god while crossing the crossing you should see my x father in law talk about having a religous experiance see the foot path i saw that all the time comming home from the pub one night i thought i was not going to make it we had two trucks in front of us i swear this guy must have an angel watching over him
you will laugh at this i could always tel when my dad was pissed the poor bins would always cop it everytime i move the bins he some how manages to hit the darn bins one night the poor cat got it i felt sorry for my neighbours cat
damo9
you will laugh at this i could always tel when my dad was pissed the poor bins would always cop it everytime i move the bins he some how manages to hit the darn bins one night the poor cat got it i felt sorry for my neighbours cat
damo9
A number 3 wood ...................I don't play golf so I hope thats a good driver 
i got 40 free lessons through my work and I hated every minute of it..when the instructor picked me up in my street for the 2nd lesson i jumped out his car when he stopped at the lights an ran back home with him chasing me...
well my hoveround can hit 4 mph that tell you anything
lion131: road safety is an issue with just about every government in the world,so where do you fit in here?
Let's see... I learned to drive in the land of safety and home of the seat belt - so I begun as a careful driver, not too happy about city driving or the freeways.
Learned to love it more and more, got my own car, and also got work driving. Now I had turned into a stressed, speed-loving driver!
Then I moved to the States, and learned to love driving even more - although at a slightly slower pace.
Driving through Germany I learned the skill of high speed driving the safe way.
In Belgium I learned to drive in 'creative' ways - always to expect the unexpected, be ready for anything, not be surprised by anything (like drivers reversing on the freeway), and to not be afraid of chaos - things always sorted themselves out in the end.
In Stockholm I learned to be a hard-nosed, unfriendly, stick-strictly-to-the-rules driver.
In Britain I learned to drive in a friendly, polite way - on the wrong side of the road!
In Spain I have learned fast but friendly city driving, slow highway driving, and got used to drivers not only driving through green traffic lights, but also red ones. And learned to drive while surrounded by these little critters:
So, my driving style - adaptable!
When younger, '70's era, fast cars, fast women, and a built 400 small block powering a chevelle, in a straight line I was a great driver, but a drunk driver headed in the other direction wasn't. Quite a few years behind the wheel of various big rigs carrying tons of weight, taught me why answers 3, and 4, should either be driving on logging roads, or not driving at all.
wildkitty: police cars are no fun.. they wouldn't let me play with the sirens..
pastortim: It is kind of like Dukes of Hazard here, there is a highway, but once you get off the highway you are on a one lane road and when a car comes you either put the pedal to the medal and they run off the road or you get off the road for them, depends on who's vehicle is bigger. Then just watch out for any county mounties or bubble gum machines and its clear sailing home from there.
So I voted road hog, I always seem to have the bigger vehicle.
Pedal to the medal man, floor it!!
So I voted road hog, I always seem to have the bigger vehicle.
Pedal to the medal man, floor it!!
CjTenorSax: Good and safe. Both my Exes felt I was "Gramma Bean" translation: Too slow.
Well, those lead foots could not keep a license in their pockets.
So, I will still say good and safe.
G'nite All.
Well, those lead foots could not keep a license in their pockets.
So, I will still say good and safe.
G'nite All.
RillyNiceGuy: I wreck very SELDOM.......i quess thAT MAKES ME A WRECKLESS DRIVER.
bestat45: i am a combination. careful, don't like cities, (do wear seatbelts), but, also like speed on the highways.
Boban1: when i started to drive...
my whole town turned religious ....
my whole town turned religious ....
bodleing: Over forty years driving now.
Drive anything, anywhere in any conditions.
Motorcycles included.
Drive anything, anywhere in any conditions.
Motorcycles included.
goodfriend: I dont drive and when i tried it i was rubbish at it..
ok 
phritzie: fast and aggresive, the way the US government taught me to drive in diplomatic driveing school. Never get boxed in and always looking for the out. My current car is a 1976 Chevy Vega station wagon with the GT package, it has a 450 Corvette LSX hp mid block with a six speed manual trans, can shift from 6th to second and pull the front wheels off the ground.
nice horsepower! almera03: A number 3 wood ...................I don't play golf so I hope thats a good driver
bettyboop63: i got 40 free lessons through my work and I hated every minute of it..when the instructor picked me up in my street for the 2nd lesson i jumped out his car when he stopped at the lights an ran back home with him chasing me...
caspatch: well my hoveround can hit 4 mph that tell you anything
Safe driver never a speeding ticket or any ticket as far as that goes. Knocking on wood now.
But one thing that does get unders my skin. When a lane is going to end and some driver thinks they are going to cut me off. Not going to happen if I can help it. So I might have a little road rage in their.
But one thing that does get unders my skin. When a lane is going to end and some driver thinks they are going to cut me off.
Not going to happen if I can help it. So I might have a little road rage in their.Nina3: Let's see... I learned to drive in the land of safety and home of the seat belt - so I begun as a careful driver, not too happy about city driving or the freeways.
Learned to love it more and more, got my own car, and also got work driving. Now I had turned into a stressed, speed-loving driver!
Then I moved to the States, and learned to love driving even more - although at a slightly slower pace.
Driving through Germany I learned the skill of high speed driving the safe way.
In Belgium I learned to drive in 'creative' ways - always to expect the unexpected, be ready for anything, not be surprised by anything (like drivers reversing on the freeway), and to not be afraid of chaos - things always sorted themselves out in the end.
In Stockholm I learned to be a hard-nosed, unfriendly, stick-strictly-to-the-rules driver.
In Britain I learned to drive in a friendly, polite way - on the wrong side of the road!
In Spain I have learned fast but friendly city driving, slow highway driving, and got used to drivers not only driving through green traffic lights, but also red ones. And learned to drive while surrounded by these little critters:
So, my driving style - adaptable!
sounds like you are a fantastic driver!Learned to love it more and more, got my own car, and also got work driving. Now I had turned into a stressed, speed-loving driver!
Then I moved to the States, and learned to love driving even more - although at a slightly slower pace.
Driving through Germany I learned the skill of high speed driving the safe way.
In Belgium I learned to drive in 'creative' ways - always to expect the unexpected, be ready for anything, not be surprised by anything (like drivers reversing on the freeway), and to not be afraid of chaos - things always sorted themselves out in the end.
In Stockholm I learned to be a hard-nosed, unfriendly, stick-strictly-to-the-rules driver.
In Britain I learned to drive in a friendly, polite way - on the wrong side of the road!
In Spain I have learned fast but friendly city driving, slow highway driving, and got used to drivers not only driving through green traffic lights, but also red ones. And learned to drive while surrounded by these little critters:
So, my driving style - adaptable!
Abram: When younger, '70's era, fast cars, fast women, and a built 400 small block powering a chevelle, in a straight line I was a great driver, but a drunk driver headed in the other direction wasn't. Quite a few years behind the wheel of various big rigs carrying tons of weight, taught me why answers 3, and 4, should either be driving on logging roads, or not driving at all.
Shirley49WV: Safe driver never a speeding ticket or any ticket as far as that goes. Knocking on wood now.
But one thing that does get unders my skin. When a lane is going to end and some driver thinks they are going to cut me off. Not going to happen if I can help it. So I might have a little road rage in their.
But one thing that does get unders my skin. When a lane is going to end and some driver thinks they are going to cut me off. Not going to happen if I can help it. So I might have a little road rage in their.
bettyboop63: i got 40 free lessons through my work and I hated every minute of it..when the instructor picked me up in my street for the 2nd lesson i jumped out his car when he stopped at the lights an ran back home with him chasing me...
I'll bet those lessons, for free, might have come from the teachers imagination of some other free lessons.
I'm a very good driver in that I pretty much keep to the speed limit +5 on the hiway and stay in the slow lane. On country roads though I try to double the suggested speed around curves. I never wear a seatbelt which is strange because as a former race driver I should know better. Like abram I have no doubt, I've developed a 6th sense about when somebody is going to do something stupid and I've already got an evasive maneuver planned. My biggest beef with overly careful drivers is they tend to change their minds in the middle of a maneuver and cause other people to crash trying to avoid them.
ooby_dooby: I'm a very good driver in that I pretty much keep to the speed limit +5 on the hiway and stay in the slow lane. On country roads though I try to double the suggested speed around curves. I never wear a seatbelt which is strange because as a former race driver I should know better. Like abram I have no doubt, I've developed a 6th sense about when somebody is going to do something stupid and I've already got an evasive maneuver planned. My biggest beef with overly careful drivers is they tend to change their minds in the middle of a maneuver and cause other people to crash trying to avoid them.
Abram: I'll bet those lessons, for free, might have come from the teachers imagination of some other free lessons.
no it was my work who arranged the lessons ..
bettyboop63: no it was my work who arranged the lessons ..
But he was chasing you down! I kinda can't blame him. I was picking on you, 'scuse me
Abram: But he was chasing you down! I kinda can't blame him. I was picking on you, 'scuse me
aww shame on you,pickin on wee me...
...but I`ll forgive you ..
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my whole town turned religious ....
high boban
high brother lol that cracked me up how many nuns and priests and catholics have said hail mary mother off god while crossing the crossing
you should see my x father in law talk about having a religous experiance see the foot path i saw that all the time comming home from the pub one night i thought i was not going to make it we had two trucks in front of us i swear this guy must have an angel watching over him
you will laugh at this i could always tel when my dad was pissed the poor bins would always cop it everytime i move the bins he some how manages to hit the darn bins one night the poor cat got it i felt sorry for my neighbours cat
damo9