Driving issues-anyone else on the AS have them

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i am extremely prone to distractions while i am driving. i cannot listen to music or fiddle with electronic gizmos while i am trying to keep the wheels between the lines on the road and not rear-end somebody. i can only drive, it takes all my neurons just for this one task, with none to spare for anything else until i exit the car. and OMG, you don't want to be in the car with me and a bee. uh-uh.

I don't like driving, I wish I did tho it must be great to be able to drive anywhere you want.

For me the worse is to get on the highway (when there's no light and you have to adjust your speed to get in between the cars already on the highway), I avoid that, its the scariest thing for me.

Shadi

no I was paying attention to details, like the cars behind me and the side of me, and forgetting there was cars in front of me. I think my family was scared for their lives when I was trying to learn. I learn the machanics fine and could drive a car, just not in traffic. I am hoping to move to the country and learn to dive in a small town.

I hate driving, but I like to think I'm pretty good at it. I wasn't, at first, but probably no one is. I didn't get my license until I was in my 20's and needed to drive myself to work. I loathe driving downtown. Driving in the country is much less stressful, except when someone starts tailgating me, which happens a lot. Apparently, I drive too slow, and I'm always getting honked at for waiting until the road is totally clear before I merge onto it. I feel uncomfortable driving at high speeds. I also feel uncomfortable driving at night or when it's raining. I felt like I needed glasses, so I went to get my eyes checked and they were 20/20. Heh.

I hate driving and drive like an old lady compared to others my age, but I can do it fine as long as no one is talking to me and it's not night-time and there are no stupid billboards distracting me.

I'm an excellent driver and have been complimented on my driving skills by many NT's. I passed the driving test on the first try. I can drive in downtown NYC or anywhere. I can drive cross-country. I can drive in snow drifts and blizzards and driving rain in the pitch black. I can drive a stick shift. My driving record is spotless. It's one of the few things I have to be proud of, in fact.

My big problem is that I have no sense of direction and am constantly lost. So I'm driving just perfectly, yet I do not know where I am going unless my passenger tells me.