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PunkRoquefort
Posts: 121 Forumite
in Motoring
I am a 58yr old male driver, who hardly ever has has to drive myself on a motorway and have never driven the M25 myself.
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I mean depends on how specific you want to be... suspect there are millions of middle aged drivers who rarely go on motorways and have never driven the M25. Clearly the further you get from London the less likely you've used the M25PunkRoquefort said:I am a 58yr old male driver, who hardly ever has has to drive myself on a motorway and have never driven the M25 myself.
What I found much weirder was the mid 20s people at university in Surrey, still living at home, that had never been to London (in any form, let alone M25)2 -
Rather depends on which population you are considering yourself a part of.
Delivery drivers working in London and SE England? Yes very.
Crofters living in the North of Scotland? Not so much.7 -
No, it’s not.0
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My sister has been driving 40 years and won't turn right!
She will go all the way around a roundabout or turn left, left and left again, but won't turn right across traffic coming the other way.0 -
There are quite a lot of people of all ages who have never even learnt to drive.0
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I had an elderly neighbour did this too, we lived on the tightly terraced streets of Liverpool, he wouldn't turn right no matter what. He must've had some peculiar journeysGoudy said:My sister has been driving 40 years and won't turn right!
She will go all the way around a roundabout or turn left, left and left again, but won't turn right across traffic coming the other way.0 -
I guess it depends. Do you live in Reigate and travel by car a lot, then yes. Do you live in the sticks in Northumberland and don't leave the village much? Then no, probably not.0
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You could easily argue people with that mindset really shouldnt be driving.teaselMay said:
I had an elderly neighbour did this too, we lived on the tightly terraced streets of Liverpool, he wouldn't turn right no matter what. He must've had some peculiar journeysGoudy said:My sister has been driving 40 years and won't turn right!
She will go all the way around a roundabout or turn left, left and left again, but won't turn right across traffic coming the other way.4 -
I agree. Thankfully he did stop driving a few months after I moved there.la531983 said:
You could easily argue people with that mindset really shouldnt be driving.teaselMay said:
I had an elderly neighbour did this too, we lived on the tightly terraced streets of Liverpool, he wouldn't turn right no matter what. He must've had some peculiar journeysGoudy said:My sister has been driving 40 years and won't turn right!
She will go all the way around a roundabout or turn left, left and left again, but won't turn right across traffic coming the other way.0 -
When I was a child there was an elderly lady living in our village who had never learned to reverse. She relied on other people (including my father) to reverse her car when necessary.0
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