Am 29, no driver's license yet, how old were you when you got yours?

i got my driving license at the of 16 and 17 years old.In my country,when you reach 16 years old,you can take the motorcycle driving license.For car or other vehicles,you must be the age of 17 years old.So,when i was 16,i take the motorcycle first then when i reached 17,i took the car driving license.I heard in US,when you reached 16,you can get car driving license.But still if you don't have a license,you can take a public transport like train,monorail,bus and others.

I got my driving licence at age 18 after sitting for my 3rd test. I started driving since age 20, and have never looked back since. Learning to drive is really a great asset. I would encourage you to get your driver's licence. You will never regret it as long as you live.

i got mine as soon as i was able, but if you live in a big city and dont need a car because you can get public transport then who cares? at least you are not contibuting to global warming!

I learned driving at an age when my legs did not reach the pedals fully! I practiced day and night, especially parking manoeuvres and reversing. I got the license the first time. You have to practice. There are no short cuts. Now, look for a suitable time when you can join a driving school. This would help you overcome the phobia. You should get over this phobia to be a good driver. Since, you have a Learner's License, I think you cannot drive unless a person you carry has a permanent license. Is it correct? And this is the limitation, right? You can really learn well by practising and then get a license easily. All the best.

I only had one test at 19 and I failed it. I freaked and my permit expired and I never tried again. Last year I was trying for it, I was doing the permit and driving with my dad. We moved. So I let it expire and havent tried yet for it. I dont know the area and time to learn it and time to drive it bad. My age? 27, thats 28 end of year. I hate not driving. But you just made me feel better THANK YOU! Until now I felt super old not driving now I feel better. THANX!

I got my permit when I was 16 and then got my liscence on my 17th birthday. I passed my test the first time around. After 8 years of driving I do still tend to get nervous when I have a stranger in the car with me. When you go to take the test again try to pretend that it's your husband in the car with you and maybe you won't be scared. Good luck!

i took a driving class when i was just 16 and got a license when i was 18. but i still don't like driving. i am too nervous when i drive especially during busy hours. so, i prefer someone driving. so, my driver license's end up to be just a sort of identification for me. hehe.

iam 24 never had license or permit i freak out when it comes to semi truck i throw my hands up in the air and scream so i will probably never get mine

I got my license at 16. I took driver's ed in high school (I was a sophomore). I passed the test with a B average in our state that meant I didn't have to take the test at the DMV. I just walked in and took my picture and left with my shiny new license. Did I drive? No, lol. I didn't drive a car until I was 22 and met my husband. He forced me to drive. I knew how but have severe anxiety and almost crashed my dad's car the first time I ever drove it (at 18) and hadn't driven since then. Once I got over my own insecurities I was fine and now I drive his big ole pickup truck even with no fear. I just don't like driving into the city--too much going on with traffic and pedestrians and such. I can drive anywhere else. I suck at parallel parking though. They never taught us that and that is the only way to park in Chicago, lol.

Well, as freaky as this may sound, I've never had a single driving lesson, and so don't have a driving license! At first this was because I had a choice between a new cello and driving lessons when I was 17 (the youngest age at which you can learn to drive in the UK). I was a music student, so of course I went for the cello. But having never got round to learning, I'm actually quite happy not to be a driver. For one thing, it's a lot cheaper (if sometimes inconvenient!) to use public transport than to own a car, for another, I'm not polluting the atmosphere! Whilst it does mean I am limited as to some of the jobs I can apply for (for many of them, a current driver's license is a pre-requisite), I have no plans to learn to drive anytime soon!

I got a license as soon as I was old enough. My mom said to me when I was 17, "go for your driving license when you are of age, I don't want to be your chauffer". LOL, no many moms would say that. Getting a license certainly gave me more freedom and my mom is happy to because now I'm her chauffer.

Got my license when I was 16. Passed both my permit and drivers tests the first go at it. 88% on both actually. I was pleased.

The legal age in Australia to get your learners permit is 16 and I got my learners then and the legal ager to get a provisional license is 17 and I got that then too, I failed the first time as I had learned to drive in one car and had never driven another one and the day before I went for my license that car broke down and I had to drive another one and it was a beast of a car and I couldnt drive it, I bunny hopped and did alot of things wrong, but the second time I went in the car that I learned in and passed no worries!

Dear Friend, your almost late to get the license. I got mine at the age of 19... Thanks

I failed my first driving test way back when I was 15. No big deal. You just go at it again and usuallly the second time it is easier to pass. But, I don't know of anyone who has had a permit for 6 years. Go ahead, retake the test and you will pass it this time. Parallel parking is something you probably won't do very often.

I was 17 - my husband was 20--- I taught my friends wife when whe was 30-- it's never to late to get your license.

Don't feel bad! I'm 38 and still do not have my drivers license. I can't even drive.

I was 21 and didn't want my license at all, but my ex sort of pressured me until I go it because I had two kids, he said I was obligated to drive now, whatever! I have always loathed driving and probably always will. I drive the bare minimum and no more. I passed the test the first time, but I was super nervous and almost shaking with the guy in my car!

It's okay that you have waited to drive. When you're ready you'll be an even better driver and less nervous behind the wheel. There are many people who don't get their driver's license, especially in places like New York City. There's other ways to get around than by car, it just depends on where you live and what public transportation you have available.

I took a drivers ed course offered in high school when I was 14 turning 15. Then I got my permit. My mother and father never had time for me. So I taught myself to drive. I had older friends who let me drive. I was on my own and decided I needed my license. I took a Pregnancy test, a GED test and the drivers test all in the same day.Talk about pressure. But like you said, you need to take your abay tothe doctors alot their first year. The rules and laws have changed alot in the years since I got my license. I would recommend a refresher course in drivers ed, or at least getting the manual and do a lot of studying. Try and get as much practice as you can in. It helps. Good luck adn congrats on #2 baby.