| Whitewolf |
| Red that is rough. Here I just took a test in a friends car once and a online test and passed and boom free to go lol |
Clear with Temps dropping into the Teens| Whitewolf |
| Red that is rough. Here I just took a test in a friends car once and a online test and passed and boom free to go lol |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| red - they increase the supervised time after 18? heck they barely ask over 21s to do more than take a test after showing 6 months of practice with a licensed driver...... |
| Whitewolf |
| I have a Camry (36-40mpg) and a Dart (28mpg) so at least they’re decent lol I couldn’t afford to own a truck on $15 an hour with gas prices lol |
| Elysian Meadows |
| the ethanol diluting is gonna be pretty bad for those with older vehicles that aren’t made to run off of more than 5-10% ethanol |
| Red Hill Hollow |
| Gladius, Yeah definitely, it’s just painful here. It’ll be like 1 years before I’m legally allowed to drive without a supervisor in the car or able to drive someone else’s car. Really wish I got my license at 18 like everyone else bahaha |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| we're lucky we're close to pretty much everything we'd want to get to, despite being in the "country". don't have to go more than 30mins to get groceries, for Hubbius to go to work, and for most local riding things |
| Whitewolf |
| I agree on it being a good skill and practicing safe driving when you can should you ever need it. I know several people in their 20s personally that refuse to even learn how to drive. No clue how they manage here. |
| Jericho Stables |
| I have a nice big Chevy Traverse. Luckily I don't drive much will the gas prices lol |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| red - I think it would at least be worth having the license, that way you can a) learn how to drive a car in case you ever do need to and b) you have the option of like borrowing friends' and family's cars, or helping someone out getting their car to the shop, etc |
| Faithful Stables |
| And it just doesn't burn the same anymore.. I used to be able to drive to my boyfriend's and back with a little driving while there and still have half a tank. Now it's almost a full tank Dx |
| The Feral Equine |
| I basically only drive my van to and from work so a full tank lasts me like 3 months |
| Elysian Meadows |
| i think i saw something that the US is now going to be diluting the fuel with more ethanol, so be prepared for engine issues :( |
| Elysian Meadows |
| i bought my Jetta for the gas mileage, and it used to only cost $30 to fill. now it’s about $60 to fill. i commute for work and school. i drive like 12,000 miles a year. i’m drowning lol |
| Red Hill Hollow |
| I’m stressing lol I’m planning on going for my license later in the year, but I’m thinking it might not even be worth it with these fuel prices lol |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| angel - same. I can frequently get away with only filling her tank twice a month ish depending if we go out more for fun events and restaurants and stuff |
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| Whitewolf |
| Red that is rough. Here I just took a test in a friends car once and a online test and passed and boom free to go lol |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| red - they increase the supervised time after 18? heck they barely ask over 21s to do more than take a test after showing 6 months of practice with a licensed driver...... |
| Whitewolf |
| I have a Camry (36-40mpg) and a Dart (28mpg) so at least they’re decent lol I couldn’t afford to own a truck on $15 an hour with gas prices lol |
| Elysian Meadows |
| the ethanol diluting is gonna be pretty bad for those with older vehicles that aren’t made to run off of more than 5-10% ethanol |
| Red Hill Hollow |
| Gladius, Yeah definitely, it’s just painful here. It’ll be like 1 years before I’m legally allowed to drive without a supervisor in the car or able to drive someone else’s car. Really wish I got my license at 18 like everyone else bahaha |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| we're lucky we're close to pretty much everything we'd want to get to, despite being in the "country". don't have to go more than 30mins to get groceries, for Hubbius to go to work, and for most local riding things |
| Whitewolf |
| I agree on it being a good skill and practicing safe driving when you can should you ever need it. I know several people in their 20s personally that refuse to even learn how to drive. No clue how they manage here. |
| Jericho Stables |
| I have a nice big Chevy Traverse. Luckily I don't drive much will the gas prices lol |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| red - I think it would at least be worth having the license, that way you can a) learn how to drive a car in case you ever do need to and b) you have the option of like borrowing friends' and family's cars, or helping someone out getting their car to the shop, etc |
| Faithful Stables |
| And it just doesn't burn the same anymore.. I used to be able to drive to my boyfriend's and back with a little driving while there and still have half a tank. Now it's almost a full tank Dx |
| The Feral Equine |
| I basically only drive my van to and from work so a full tank lasts me like 3 months |
| Elysian Meadows |
| i think i saw something that the US is now going to be diluting the fuel with more ethanol, so be prepared for engine issues :( |
| Elysian Meadows |
| i bought my Jetta for the gas mileage, and it used to only cost $30 to fill. now it’s about $60 to fill. i commute for work and school. i drive like 12,000 miles a year. i’m drowning lol |
| Red Hill Hollow |
| I’m stressing lol I’m planning on going for my license later in the year, but I’m thinking it might not even be worth it with these fuel prices lol |
| Gaelic Gladiacres |
| angel - same. I can frequently get away with only filling her tank twice a month ish depending if we go out more for fun events and restaurants and stuff |
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