I’m thinking of hiring a campervan to go on a week holiday. I already have a regular full B driving license, but I don’t know what I need to drive a campervan.
Is there a minimum age to drive them? Or is there a maximum weight before a higher licence is required?
Many thanks.
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I’m planning to get my driver license when I turn 18 which is in two months and I live in Massachusetts. The state law says that you don’t have to take driving classes in order to get your driver license if you are over the age of 18 but I am taking in order for my driving insurance to be less.
If so, do you save around 10-15% on driving insurance rate? And how long does this discount on this insurance last for drivers.
ok, I live in TEXAS, it is not required to take driving classes, some agencies do not give you a major discount… However, some agencies do, and they would need to see the certificate of driving school… Best advice is to first ask around, most of the times It doesn’t make a difference, besides, you are just 18 yrs old…expect rate to be high! specially if you drive a vehicle from 2001 or newer… Rate yourslef as married, but since you are under 25, some agencies might require a marriage license, SOME dont…so right there its a 5% discount for being a married male, agains a single 18 yr old male… also, you can get a " clean record discount " no tickets no accidents in the last 3 yrs., however, some agencies run dricing records, some dont! so like I said , ASK AROUND, ALSO, ASK FOR " LIMITED COVERAGE " same coverages, WAY lower rates… there are some called STANDARD, ask about the two, and you’ll see the difference… once you turn 25, insurance will be no longer a problem… Hope this is helpfull !
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Some one told me that if we moved from one city to another in a same state we have to take the driving written test again for the new place to get our driving license. Is that true?. Like i have my Houston permit and now i am in Dallas and planning to get my driving license, so do i have to give written test again in order to get my driving license of Dallas. Or the same one is gonna work.
is houston in texas? the answer is yes. is dallas in texas? the answer is yes. THEN YOUR COVERED. you only need one as long as you stay in TEXAS.
I’v just started driving lessons & my driving is not that ok. I have problem with clutch control & bitepoint & steering. But i can’t seem to relax & progress further as the 3 driving instructors i’ve gone through seemed to be on my case. I believe if i can get a few chances to leisurely drive around for a couple hours without being asked to be perfect all the time i’ll get really improve on the actual driving, then afterwards i can concentrate on road signs etc. I just want to know how to move the thing first,be confident like i’m taking walk in the park. Then later i’ll be happy & relaxed to start observing other important aspects of driving so i can take & pass a test. My colleagues/friends with cars seem to be too busy these days for me to use their cars.
Any ideas will be most appreciated. Thanks very much.
I would find an large empty parking lot. You can practice your backing, turning, stopping, and parallel parking and all in an empty parking lot. You don’t need to have an instructor in the car with you as long as you have permission to use the lot and it isn’t a public parking lot. If you have to use a public parking area then you will need to have your permit and a licensed driver with you. Just tell them to shut up and let you do your thing. At least in a empty parking lot if you make a mistake you can keep trying it over and over again without interfering with traffic.
For a 2005 Jeep Liberty, does driving in 4 wheel drive cut its MPG in half, since twice as many wheels are operating? If not, about how much MPG is lost?
Actually, the four wheel drive is used for snow and ice.
A Liberty in 2WD gets about 15-18mpg highway… in 4WD it gets 10-14mpg, but in 4WD you should not try to exceed 45mph or you’ll run the chance of damage the transfer case and transmission.
If you are using the 4WD for snow and ice, which is exactly when you should be using it, chances are you’re only doing up to 35mph anyway, so it is possible to get higher-end mileage, 14mpg or a bit more, if you’re easy on the gas and brakes, and are on relatively flat roads. Deep snow or mud creates more resistance, thus causes the engine to work harder, yielding lower mpg.
On a side-note, anyone with a selectable 4WD should drive a few miles (4-5) in 4WD mode every month, just to keep the transfer case in working order and to verify that everything works like it should… that way when you NEED it, you won’t be stuck. Been there – done that…
A very funny look at how people drive in india.
The rules are quite different there.
Watch the white car in the top center going against traffic.
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I’m planning to get a driving license (Class 3 or 3A) in Singapore and I’m looking for a driving school, but they’re quite expensive. 
- Do you have any idea which driving school I should join?
- I’ve read through the course fees but I don’t really get it, is there any additional charge after I enroll for the course (it’s around $150)?
- How much roughly does it cost to get a driving license in Singapore (including course fees, test fees, etc.,)?
In advance, I thank you for your answers.
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