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I know somebody thats just bought an extremely expensive Mercedes luxury car. You should see the added extras and features. Its the smartest car I've seen! I can only dream of owning one.

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>ROFLMAO
No, I've seen it though. </STRONG>

Well i have seen quite a few, not quite the same thing is it.

Originally posted by josh:
<STRONG>I know somebody thats just bought an extremely expensive Mercedes luxury car. You should see the added extras and features. Its the smartest car I've seen! I can only dream of owning one.</STRONG>

Yeah, I think I will start with owning a car, never mind a very expensive car...

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>Well i have seen quite a few, not quite the same thing is it.</STRONG>

Spoilsport

Originally posted by Georgi:
Yeah, I think I will start with owning a car, never mind a very expensive car...

Yes, and I think I might start by learning to drive.

Originally posted by josh:
<STRONG>Yes, and I think I might start by learning to drive. </STRONG>

That might help too I have that bit down anyway (eventually)

I've got my learner license. All I need now is time on the road and some cash for some driving courses.

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>That might help too I have that bit down anyway (eventually) </STRONG>

You just have to remember not to keep crashing into cars

Originally posted by josh:
<STRONG>I've got my learner license. All I need now is time on the road and some cash for some driving courses.</STRONG>

How old do you need to be to drive in Australia? I've been driving (as in qualified) for just over 3 years now... And when I turn 21, I'll be able to drive my dad's company car

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
You just have to remember not to keep crashing into cars

Thats something that worries me about getting on the road.

Its getting late over here. I think I've posted more than I've posted for the last month. Talk to you guys tommorow. Bye.

Originally posted by Mr Sleep:
<STRONG>You just have to remember not to keep crashing into cars </STRONG>

I've never crashed into a car... or anything else

I just didn't pass for ages cos I got nervous taking the test Plus it took soooo long, I mean when you failed it was impossible to get a test for another couple of months

[ 09-10-2001: Message edited by: Georgi ]

Originally posted by Georgi:
<STRONG>I've never crashed into a car... or anything else

I just didn't pass for ages cos I got nervous taking the test Plus it took soooo long, I mean when you failed it was impossible to get a test for another couple of months :roilleyes:</STRONG>

That is a major proble, it is one of the most ridiculous things about learning to drive.

@Josh seeyah, i hope you enjoyed it.

Oops, missed that, goodnight Josh

Originally posted by Georgi:

How old do you need to be to drive in Australia? I've been driving (as in qualified) for just over 3 years now... And when I turn 21, I'll be able to drive my dad's company car

You have to be 15 years and 9 months to get a learners license. With this you can start learning and drive on the road with supervision. I think that you have to be at least 17 to get a provisional license. Thats when you need to pass a test, or pass a series of checkpoints to show you can work a car competently. After that you can drive without any supervision but with some limitations and you need to wait another 3 years before you can get a full license. Hope that answers your question.

Originally posted by josh:
<STRONG>Hope that answers your question. </STRONG>

Admirably Wow, that's so much more complex than here!

Originally posted by Georgi:
Wow, that's so much more complex than here!

The government has recently changed the law so it has gotten more complex.