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In NYC I know plenty of people who learned in their 30s and 40s, and many driving schools have lessons for adult learners. If you really want to learn, go for it! You’re not too old.
Exactly.. we are in NYC, so never really need to use it until we go out of the city (which my SO covers)... So just always lack the motivation to start learning..
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It’s super easy, I’m sure you’d get the hang of it quickly! Most of driving is just about driving slow enough to not get into an accident lol
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Right pedals gas, left pedals brake, turn the wheel in the direction you want to go.
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Keep the passenger door on the curbside and you should be fine.
I’m 30 and idk how to ride a bike 🙈
31 and same. Can’t drive either.
Please tell me you’re not a bus driver 😅
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Never too old
Nah, you’re fine. I didn’t learn until I was 22 and only did it because I had no choice
My husband did not start driving until he was in his early thirties and we moved to suburbs. We lived in NYC and he did not feel compelled to learn as we had no car and when we went away, I would drive a rental. Nobody paid any attention to him when he signed up for driving lessons, nobody really cares how old you are. I do not think you are too old to learn now, you are going to be perfectly fine. Do it if you want to or need to drive.
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I’m 29 and I can’t swim 🥺
Omg.. I can't either... Need to add another to the list 😞
Not too old. I learned in my late 30s when I moved out of nyc. Biggest surprise - I enjoy driving
Super easy. Barely an inconvenience.
Mom learnt at 52
Similar, MIL moved to the US in her 50s and learned to drive then
My boyfriend is just like that, soon you won't event need to know how to drive
Seriously... Self driving cars can't come fast enough
Husband didn’t start driving until 35. It’s not unheard of.
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Most people keep driving into their 80s. You have at least 50 years of driving ahead of you even if you start now!
You're never too old to pass your test. Get those lessons booked in ASAP - sooner the better. Being able to drive yourself around gives you an immense amount of freedom and flexibility.
If you're not learning something new every week wyd?
No big deal. I'm 28 and don't know how to drive or swim. Only option is walking.
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I’m 23 and learning now
I gave my 60 year old Aunt driving lessons. She spent her life using public transportation in NYC. Was getting ready to retire and didn't want to be stuck not going anywhere. So go for it.