The longest time without driving?

[JunkBot]

What about the people with bans .... How long they gone

Me about 2weeks

 

[Saytan]

6 months between passing my test and having any money. i think anyone who spends that much time away should do a refresher now, especially if it's in the first couple of years driving. i freely admit i was shocking when i first started driving again.

 

[Scania]

Over the past 11 years, less than 3 days. - Sad really.

 

[Dr House]

5 months my old MGZR got stuck in the snow when I went skiing, could not get it out until it melted at the end of the winter.

I only have the car for a year in total lol

 

[VaderDSL]

4 years and counting.

Passed my test, then never got in a car again

1) Never been able to afford
2) Never wanted to drive again
3) Never needed to drive

 

[Dr House]

4 years and counting.

Passed my test, then never got in a car again

1) Never been able to afford
2) Never wanted to drive again
3) Never needed to drive

Not having a dig but its stupid that your insurance premium will be lower then someone the same age as you who just passed his or her test

 

[Violent-J]

4 years and counting.

Passed my test, then never got in a car again

1) Never been able to afford
2) Never wanted to drive again
3) Never needed to drive

You should be ashamed of yourself!

GET OUT OF MOTORS.... NOWWWWWWWWWW!!!!!

 

[Akira]

Go on, explain that one.

arf

 

[thebrasso]

I think about 16 days, whilst I was on holiday and waiting to go and pick my current car up afterwards.

Passed my test in Dec 2003.

 

[russ9898]

ive just come to the end of my spell of not driving. been 5 weeks. I posted earlier on in the year...i had a dilema...if i got insured when my renewal was due it would have cost me £1060...if i waited till id been driving 2 yrs it come down to £783. so naturally i chose to wait as i didnt wana pay £270 more for something i didnt even want to use anyway

 

[hp7909]

3-years

Did not need to drive while away at Uni (everything was walking distance ). Now back behind the wheel of a car like everyday, & mostly early in the morning

 

[paradigm]

2 Weeks whilst away skiing. Do it every year, and getting back behind the wheel always feels odd for a few minutes.

 

[Felix Da Housecat]

3 weeks whilst I went on holiday.

 

[Will Gill]

1 year, from a ban, bus pass and pride swallowing for the win

then pretty much 9 months whilst in NYC, had a range rover sport but hardly ever used it so it felt like I didnt drive

 

[happytechie]

18 months for me, a self imposed ban on advice of my doctor following a severe head injury. Basically I couldn't rememebr how old I was, where I was (walton) or what I'd had for breakfast. I seem to remeber not driving being only 1% of my problems

Interestingly it's exacly the same abount of timeas the drunk who hit me was sentenced to prison for and twice as long as he served so he was driving again before me!

HT

 

[FakeSnake]

6 months after major motorcycle accident in Oct 2001, then 1 month from Jan 2003 after more corrective surgery.
Then 4 days after MORE corrective surgery on 26 June 2006. Then treated myself to a new Impreza STi PPP to commiserate the news that I would need corrective surgery pretty much forever
So, Cobra has to go, unless I convert it to an auto, clutch is to heavy for my poor knee.

 

[Adz]

Couple of days at the most I guess, in the last 3 years. Not being able to drive would be like losing a limb for me.

 

[lordrobs]

3 months whilst away at uni on a few occasions. Didn't really miss it and it didn't feel weird at all when I got back in the drivers seat.

 

[.SJ]

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[paul@]

What??? People actually stop driving??