Got my Provisional Licence but can't drive my husband's car :(

[adam&chryss]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:

[miss.piggy]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:
time to get another car???

[adam&chryss]

time to get another car???

That's what i told hubby! but of course i'm just joking.. money is tight specially when you have kids.
Guess i need to wait a little more before i can drive here in UK.

[miss.piggy]

That's what i told hubby! but of course i'm just joking.. money is tight specially when you have kids.
Guess i need to wait a little more before i can drive here in UK.

Know what...driving is good. It gives you some sort of freedom.

Perhaps you can get some sort of second hand really cost effective small car? Anyways...hope you get to drive the soonest -- safely! :)

[Sophie]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:

LOL, don't worry, your time will come chryss and you will be able to drive your way in the UK :xxgrinning--00xx3::BouncyHappy::BouncyHappy:

[Jay&Zobel]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:



hehe... same here... :NoNo::NoNo::doh:cwm34::cwm24::D
Blame those boyracers!!! lol

[Ann07]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:

COngrats Sis:)
If you really want a car you can get a nice second hand car which is in excellent condition and that depends on your budget:D

Goodluck:)

[estherboaz]

same here sis.what i did is i enrolled in a driving school so that i could drive.good thing the instructor is a family freind so it dont cost that much.am saving as well so that i could have my own small car.

[adam&chryss]

Know what...driving is good. It gives you some sort of freedom.

Perhaps you can get some sort of second hand really cost effective small car? Anyways...hope you get to drive the soonest -- safely! :)

yep! i really miss driving.. specially when i'm not doing anything here at home. it will be nice if i could just drive with my lil boy sometime while hubby's at work and kuya's at school.


LOL, don't worry, your time will come chryss and you will be able to drive your way in the UK :xxgrinning--00xx3::BouncyHappy::BouncyHappy:

thanks sophie! i can still wait anyway :D


hehe... same here... :NoNo::NoNo::doh:cwm34::cwm24::D
Blame those boyracers!!! lol

:icon_lol:


COngrats Sis:)
If you really want a car you can get a nice second hand car which is in excellent condition and that depends on your budget:D

Goodluck:)

thanks sis!
it will be best if i can drive hubby's car and then hubby can ride a bus going to and from work :icon_lol:


same here sis.what i did is i enrolled in a driving school so that i could drive.good thing the instructor is a family freind so it dont cost that much.am saving as well so that i could have my own small car.

browsing net now for driving schools :)


Does anyone know, if i could take my theory test first before my driving lessons?

[LadyJ]

Iin my experienced, I hold under 1 yr full driving licence and my husband upgrade his car to a new-ish Audi unfortunately, his insurance for almost 5 yrs(Direct Line) didn't want me to insure because its 'too nice for me to drive' so what my husband did was left the Direct Line paid £60+ becuase he was in contract and found a new insurance who can insure me to his car which is ASDA.

It's sad but nothing we can do.

Goodluck to you Adam&Chryss

[adam&chryss]

Iin my experienced, I hold under 1 yr full driving licence and my husband upgrade his car to a new-ish Audi unfortunately, his insurance for almost 5 yrs(Direct Line) didn't want me to insure because its 'too nice for me to drive' so what my husband did was left the Direct Line paid £60+ becuase he was in contract and found a new insurance who can insure me to his car which is ASDA.

It's sad but nothing we can do.

Goodluck to you Adam&Chryss

thanks sis!

my husband will sort that out later when he comes home from work.. and we will talk about it too :)

[LadyJ]

Does anyone know, if i could take my theory test first before my driving lessons?

My advice to you is to pass your theory test first before learning to drive, the certificate is valid up to 2 yrs, you'll have plenty time for your driving lessons.

This is what I Did! because the theory test fee, driving lessons fees, utility bills etc are too expensive and also less stress if you focus in one thing first if you do it step by step! Remember you still have kids, husband and house and work to look after when you study your driving.

I passed both theory and driving test first time as I took plenty time to study and concentrate one-by-one. I was ups downs situation but enjoyable and less stress!

Goodluck

[adam&chryss]

My advice to you is to pass your theory test first before learning to drive, the certificate is valid up to 2 yrs, you'll have plenty time for your driving lessons.

This is what I Did! because the theory test fee, driving lessons fees, utility bills etc are too expensive and also less stress if you focus in one thing first if you do it step by step! Remember you still have kids, husband and house and work to look after when you study your driving.

I passed both theory and driving test first time as I took plenty time to study and concentrate one-by-one.

Goodluck

oh thank you! :)

i'll start reading my theory test book then :D

they also have a free trial theory test online, which i register yesterday.

[Ann07]

My advice to you is to pass your theory test first before learning to drive, the certificate is valid up to 2 yrs, you'll have plenty time for your driving lessons.

This is what I Did! because the theory test fee, driving lessons fees, utility bills etc are too expensive and also less stress if you focus in one thing first if you do it step by step! Remember you still have kids, husband and house and work to look after when you study your driving.

I passed both theory and driving test first time as I took plenty time to study and concentrate one-by-one. I was ups downs situation but enjoyable and less stress!

Goodluck
Nice advice Anne
Id been studying my theory test for months now before i had the baby( with my ds so handy) then go back again to driving lessons after the baby:D

Goodluck again sis:)

[LadyJ]

oh thank you! :)

i'll start reading my theory test book then :D

they also have a free trial theory test, which i register yesterday.

Yeap, just keep reading and learning and reading and learning.. Only yourself can tell if you're confident to take your test or not.

A lots of free videos and websites to read about theory test, just bare in your mind the hazard perception is a bit tricky so give yourself of extra time learning it.

[Ann07]

oh thank you! :)

i'll start reading my theory test book then :D

they also have a free trial theory test online, which i register yesterday.

Aye, that online trial sis is a good idea i did that too and is exactly the same with my ds...:D:D

[Ann07]

Yeap, just keep reading and learning and reading and learning.. Only yourself can tell if you're confident to take your test or not.

A lots of free videos and websites to read about theory test, just bare in your mind the hazard perception is a bit tricky so give extra time learning it.

Aye, tricky enough:doh:doh:doh

[adam&chryss]

Yeap, just keep reading and learning and reading and learning.. Only yourself can tell if you're confident to take your test or not.

A lots of free videos and websites to read about theory test, just bare in your mind the hazard perception is a bit tricky so give extra time learning it.

:xxgrinning--00xx3:


Aye, that online trial sis is a good idea i did that too and is exactly the same with my ds...:D:D

is there in DS sis? maybe i can buy one and will borrow yujin's DS :Erm:

:icon_lol:

[Ann07]

:xxgrinning--00xx3:



is there in DS sis? maybe i can buy one and will borrow yujin's DS :Erm:

:icon_lol:

yes sis :xxgrinning--00xx3: u can buy it online or at morrisons
PASS YOUR DRIVING TEST.. Theory test ( red cover) £14. 99.
Im still using the disc for the hazard perception.

[LadyJ]

Nice advice Anne
Id been studying my theory test for months now before i had the baby( with my ds so handy) then go back again to driving lessons after the baby:D

Goodluck again sis:)

For me is not really good idea to learn driving then stop then go back learn driving again, dont leave gap in between of your driving lessons, as you have chance to forget what you learned, it willl only cost you more money and time!

I did 2hrs per week starting late May 2008 then passed my driving test Middle of Sept 2008 so I did in total of 31 hrs of driving lessons, I also spread the cost of my driving so it doesnt hurt in my pocket:D

Goodluck to you too!

[Ann07]

For me is not really good idea to learn driving then stop then go back learn driving again, dont leave gap in between of your driving lessons, as you have chance to forget what you learned, it willl only cost you more money and time!

I did 2hrs per week starting late May 2008 then passed my driving test Middle of Sept 2008 so I did in total of 31 hrs of driving lessons, I also spread the cost of my driving so it doesnt hurt in my pocket:D

Goodluck to you too!

You are right wahhhhh( i did few lessons only). Got no choice got a big bump at that time so need to stop will carry on next month hopefully.Prior to that my father in law does the lesson for me and soon back to my instructor. Thats what i will be doing 2 hrs a week.:) Aye, money money cost us a lot:cwm23::doh

[LadyJ]

I bought cd from ebay, i borrowed books from friends, I watched free videos online (youtube), I read what people says in learning driving forum, etc etc, you know it's like applying a visa to UK.:icon_lol: it's not easy but it's all worth it!:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Ann07]

I bought cd from ebay, i borrowed books from friends, I watched free videos online (youtube), I read what people says in learning driving forum, etc etc, you know it's like applying a visa to UK.:icon_lol: it's not easy but it's all worth it!:xxgrinning--00xx3:

You are very resourcefull Anne:xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3:

[LadyJ]

You are very resourcefull Anne:xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3:

:icon_lol::icon_lol:thanks! just love to share my experiences.

[bornatbirth]

trouble is that putting your name on his insurance,they think the car is for you only and they charge a lot more to cover both of you?

get yourself a small secondhand car like a 1 litre and insure in your hubbys name and add your name too it!

btw i think its best you get some lessons first without your hubby there!

i took my wife to a quiet road to try my car for the first time as she can already drive...well lets put it like this,i think a few refresher lessons are needed!!!

[adam&chryss]

You are right wahhhhh( i did few lessons only). Got no choice got a big bump at that time so need to stop will carry on next month hopefully.Prior to that my father in law does the lesson for me and soon back to my instructor. Thats what i will be doing 2 hrs a week.:) Aye, money money cost us a lot:cwm23::doh

truelily!


I bought cd from ebay, i borrowed books from friends, I watched free videos online (youtube), I read what people says in learning driving forum, etc etc, you know it's like applying a visa to UK.:icon_lol: it's not easy but it's all worth it!:xxgrinning--00xx3:

yep! i'll do the same thing, thanks :xxgrinning--00xx3:


You are very resourcefull Anne:xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3:

:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[MarBell379]

Insurance companies ALWAYS find a way to charge you more. When I split with my ex, I had her taken off the insurance and my premiums went UP, as they allegedly give a discount for married coupkles which is then removed cos I was single!!
I'm the same driver, with the same car and shoudl have th same risk, but they still put my premiums UP.:furious3:

[trader dave]

:yikes:JUST A QUICK TALE AND A WORD OF WARNING TO ALL FILIPINAS WHO ARE GOING TO DRIVE


PUT YOUR CELLPHONE IN THE BOOT:Erm::Erm::Erm:

my ex wife had hers in a bag in the footwell of the passengers seat she was driving at 60mph and tryed to reach over to answer the call:doh:doh lost control of the car went down an embankment rolled the car 8 times the roof was squased right down to the headrest only the fact that she was so short or her head would have been flattened :NoNo: my 8 yr old son was in the back the emergency services was amazed they walked away injury free:cwm34: GOD WAS SMILING ON THEM

just a word of caution guys:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Tawi2]

Lucky they were both Ok Dave,could have been a lot worse for her or even some poor unfortunate she hit :cwm24: was she a pinay?

[Sophie]

btw i think its best you get some lessons first without your hubby there!

i took my wife to a quiet road to try my car for the first time as she can already drive...well lets put it like this,i think a few refresher lessons are needed!!!

I think that's expected, if she is driving in the philippines which is left hand drive while it's the opposite here in uk,
so she needs to re-adjust what she's been used to, not to mention getting on the right side of the road, lol
and also driving here should be quicker and faster as there's no traffic, lol,
manila is a traffic zone, so you get used to a more slow-pace driving there....
unlike here, you don't see any heavy traffic on main roads....well atleast from where i live, lol, not sure about the others......

[trader dave]

:yikes:JUST A QUICK TALE AND A WORD OF WARNING TO ALL FILIPINAS WHO ARE GOING TO DRIVE


PUT YOUR CELLPHONE IN THE BOOT:Erm::Erm::Erm:

my ex wife had hers in a bag in the footwell of the passengers seat she was driving at 60mph and tryed to reach over to answer the call:doh:doh lost control of the car went down an embankment rolled the car 8 times the roof was squased right down to the headrest only the fact that she was so short or her head would have been flattened :NoNo: my 8 yr old son was in the back the emergency services was amazed they walked away injury free:cwm34: GOD WAS SMILING ON THEM

just a word of caution guys:xxgrinning--00xx3:


yes pinoy tawi :xxgrinning--00xx3:

[somebody]

trouble is that putting your name on his insurance,they think the car is for you only and they charge a lot more to cover both of you?

get yourself a small secondhand car like a 1 litre and insure in your hubbys name and add your name too it!

btw i think its best you get some lessons first without your hubby there!

i took my wife to a quiet road to try my car for the first time as she can already drive...well lets put it like this,i think a few refresher lessons are needed!!!

Regarding the Insurance

Thats what many people with their children or new drivers do but just be aware i belive that can void the insurance.
Ie saying in the Hubby or parents name but really the first driver is a newly qualfied person.

They may never found out but if the insurance company find out you use that car everyday taking it to work or college etc.

Its just the usual heads up and thousands of couples and families im sure do it and never have any problems.

[LadyJ]

:yikes:JUST A QUICK TALE AND A WORD OF WARNING TO ALL FILIPINAS WHO ARE GOING TO DRIVE


PUT YOUR CELLPHONE IN THE BOOT:Erm::Erm::Erm:

my ex wife had hers in a bag in the footwell of the passengers seat she was driving at 60mph and tryed to reach over to answer the call:doh:doh lost control of the car went down an embankment rolled the car 8 times the roof was squased right down to the headrest only the fact that she was so short or her head would have been flattened :NoNo: my 8 yr old son was in the back the emergency services was amazed they walked away injury free:cwm34: GOD WAS SMILING ON THEM

just a word of caution guys:xxgrinning--00xx3:

They're indeed lucky! Hope she learned a lesson:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[joebloggs]

time to get another car???

time to get another hubby :doh


:Help1:


:D

[adam&chryss]

Lets not jump the gun. I`ve found another insurance company and transferred it as from midnight tonight. No problem just a shock that Tescos insurance wouldnt cover Chryss. Maybe they`ve seen her drive :omg:
Anyway, me mam works for NFU insurance and they covered us both for an increase of just £60 for the year. Also the excess is less too.
Adam

[Jay&Zobel]

with my ds so handy:D


Yeap, just keep reading and learning and reading and learning.. Only yourself can tell if you're confident to take your test or not.

A lots of free videos and websites to read about theory test, just bare in your mind the hazard perception is a bit tricky so give yourself of extra time learning it.


For me is not really good idea to learn driving then stop then go back learn driving again, dont leave gap in between of your driving lessons, as you have chance to forget what you learned, it willl only cost you more money and time!

I did 2hrs per week starting late May 2008 then passed my driving test Middle of Sept 2008 so I did in total of 31 hrs of driving lessons, I also spread the cost of my driving so it doesnt hurt in my pocket:D

Goodluck to you too!


I bought cd from ebay, i borrowed books from friends, I watched free videos online (youtube), I read what people says in learning driving forum, etc etc, you know it's like applying a visa to UK.:icon_lol: it's not easy but it's all worth it!:xxgrinning--00xx3:


You are very resourcefull Anne:xxgrinning--00xx3::xxgrinning--00xx3:

Thanks for your advices Anne & Ann! Very helpful. I wish to drive soon too as I'm longing for independence too lol... I love driving in the PI (oh yes!:doh) but hehe, I'm a bit worry to drive here as there are so many laws and restrictions hahaha and you can't pay the police. lol:Erm::omg::D:rolleyes::NoNo::Erm::D:D:D



get yourself a small secondhand car like a 1 litre and insure in your hubbys name and add your name too it!

Would love to buy another car...:xxgrinning--00xx3:



:yikes:JUST A QUICK TALE AND A WORD OF WARNING TO ALL FILIPINAS WHO ARE GOING TO DRIVE
PUT YOUR CELLPHONE IN THE BOOT:Erm::Erm::Erm:
my ex wife had hers in a bag in the footwell of the passengers seat she was driving at 60mph and tryed to reach over to answer the call:doh:doh lost control of the car went down an embankment rolled the car 8 times the roof was squased right down to the headrest only the fact that she was so short or her head would have been flattened :NoNo: my 8 yr old son was in the back the emergency services was amazed they walked away injury free:cwm34: GOD WAS SMILING ON THEM
just a word of caution guys:xxgrinning--00xx3:

Oh my momma, that was miracle! (and good thing she's short too :Erm:, saved her life) Yep, never ever answer calls & send text messages! Lots of road accidents involve mobile phones:NoNo:



time to get another hubby :doh
:Help1: :D

Lol, that's not an option :NoNo::NoNo::D

[Jamesey]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:

We're in a similar position. My wife just received her provisional licence but I've got a company car and she's not allowed to drive it as a learner. She'll be OK once she's passed her though.

She'll need her own car but getting insurance could be expensive. I've always had a company car, so haven't built up any no claims bonus in my own name. As a new driver, her premium is likely to be high.

We'll probably get a small, cheap car and insure it third party only. Hopefully, after a year or so, the insurance companies will look at our situation and give us a good deal!

[adam&chryss]

As far as being a sporty car goes, its only a Mondeo ST TDCI !
Just called Tescos insurance and it turns out that cos they refused to cover Chryss on my policy they have to waive the cancellation charge which was 1 months premium + £10 :xxgrinning--00xx3:
And I also get £8 refund from my last payment, so its not all bad.

[adam&chryss]

We're in a similar position. My wife just received her provisional licence but I've got a company car and she's not allowed to drive it as a learner. She'll be OK once she's passed her though.

She'll need her own car but getting insurance could be expensive. I've always had a company car, so haven't built up any no claims bonus in my own name. As a new driver, her premium is likely to be high.

We'll probably get a small, cheap car and insure it third party only. Hopefully, after a year or so, the insurance companies will look at our situation and give us a good deal!

I think some insurance companies will give you some NCD even though you`ve been driving a company car if you can prove that you havn`t had any accidents during that time.
Maybe someone has experienced this and can help you?

[somebody]

I think some insurance companies will give you some NCD even though you`ve been driving a company car if you can prove that you havn`t had any accidents during that time.
Maybe someone has experienced this and can help you?


I have heard the same worth asking your faclities department or whatever they call themselves at your place of work.

[darren-b]

We're in a similar position. My wife just received her provisional licence but I've got a company car and she's not allowed to drive it as a learner. She'll be OK once she's passed her though.

She'll need her own car but getting insurance could be expensive. I've always had a company car, so haven't built up any no claims bonus in my own name. As a new driver, her premium is likely to be high.

We'll probably get a small, cheap car and insure it third party only. Hopefully, after a year or so, the insurance companies will look at our situation and give us a good deal!

When I first arranged the insurance for my wife's car a couple a years back I didn't find much difference in the prices between third party and full comp. I did though find a massive difference in prices between different companies. Some insurance companies were quoting over £1000 and others wouldn't even insure her because of the type of car (it was deemed too 'boy/girl racerish') though in the end I only paid ~£350.

[adam&chryss]

trouble is that putting your name on his insurance,they think the car is for you only and they charge a lot more to cover both of you?

get yourself a small secondhand car like a 1 litre and insure in your hubbys name and add your name too it!

btw i think its best you get some lessons first without your hubby there!

i took my wife to a quiet road to try my car for the first time as she can already drive...well lets put it like this,i think a few refresher lessons are needed!!!


I think that's expected, if she is driving in the philippines which is left hand drive while it's the opposite here in uk,
so she needs to re-adjust what she's been used to, not to mention getting on the right side of the road, lol
and also driving here should be quicker and faster as there's no traffic, lol,
manila is a traffic zone, so you get used to a more slow-pace driving there....
unlike here, you don't see any heavy traffic on main roads....well atleast from where i live, lol, not sure about the others......

will start that tonight, after hubby get back from work :BouncyHappy:

[adam&chryss]

:yikes:JUST A QUICK TALE AND A WORD OF WARNING TO ALL FILIPINAS WHO ARE GOING TO DRIVE


PUT YOUR CELLPHONE IN THE BOOT:Erm::Erm::Erm:

my ex wife had hers in a bag in the footwell of the passengers seat she was driving at 60mph and tryed to reach over to answer the call:doh:doh lost control of the car went down an embankment rolled the car 8 times the roof was squased right down to the headrest only the fact that she was so short or her head would have been flattened :NoNo: my 8 yr old son was in the back the emergency services was amazed they walked away injury free:cwm34: GOD WAS SMILING ON THEM

just a word of caution guys:xxgrinning--00xx3:

nice to know that they were both fine.

i'm not a speedy driver. and i always forget my cellphone at home everytime we go out. though hubby reminds me to take my cellphone always.

thanks for that info :xxgrinning--00xx3:.. i will never answer my cp when driving specially when our 2 kids are with me. i can't risk their lives just for a phone call :NoNo:

[Ji&Ma]

nice to know that they were both fine.

i'm not a speedy driver. and i always forget my cellphone at home everytime we go out. though hubby reminds me to take my cellphone always.

thanks for that info :xxgrinning--00xx3:.. i will never answer my cp when driving specially when our 2 kids are with me. i can't risk their lives just for a phone call :NoNo:
CP in the car? 1) you are breaking the law if you are using 2) it is really dangerous 3) even ringing of the CP can distract you from driving pretty much
So in my opinion it is better to switch it off completely when driving...:xxgrinning--00xx3:

[Mrs.JMajor]

Hmmm, may provi license lang, snob na ang off line ko, nice ah,:NoNo:

Anyway, dito nlg kita batiin sa thread na ito, Happy Wedding Anniversary :BouncyHappy::BouncyHappy:

[Pepe n Pilar]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:

congrats Chryss!... wow a sporty car:D... what amazes me is the wind screen wiper, it is automatic it detects the water and doesn't need the buttons to press on.:D:xxgrinning--00xx3:I thought there was a ghost!:Erm::D:icon_lol:

[Terrielicious]

Yesterday i received my provisional driving licence.. me and my husband were both happy. He decided to put me in his car insurance so i will be able to drive his car with him. Last night we were talking about it and thinking possible places that i can drive without other cars coming in.

Then my husband just called me and told me that i'm not allowed to drive his car even i have my prov licence or even if i'll have my full licence in a year. Because his car is a sporty car :doh

The insurance won't accept me :bigcry: Mind them, i'm a better driver than them i'm pretty sure :angry:

Lucky you atleast your hubby will let you drive his car, my hubby wont let me and always remind me to be careful getting in and out cos i might scratch it with my heels :ARsurrender::ARsurrender:

[adam&chryss]

CP in the car? 1) you are breaking the law if you are using 2) it is really dangerous 3) even ringing of the CP can distract you from driving pretty much
So in my opinion it is better to switch it off completely when driving...:xxgrinning--00xx3:

Thanks Ji! :xxgrinning--00xx3:


Hmmm, may provi license lang, snob na ang off line ko, nice ah,:NoNo:

Anyway, dito nlg kita batiin sa thread na ito, Happy Wedding Anniversary :BouncyHappy::BouncyHappy:

kaw talaga! lolz
c hubby kc madalas may gamit ng pc eh.. thanks ate juliet!
muahugz!


congrats Chryss!... wow a sporty car:D... what amazes me is the screen wiper, it is automatic it detects the water and doesn't need the buttons to press on.:D:xxgrinning--00xx3:I thought there was a ghost!:Erm::D:icon_lol:

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Thanks sis!


Lucky you atleast your hubby will let you drive his car, my hubby wont let me and always remind me to be careful getting in and out cos i might scratch it with my heels :ARsurrender::ARsurrender:

I guess he loves me more than his car, hahaha!

Well, I started my first lesson with him last night :doh
Though he was calm.. I was really nervous knowing he's the one teaching me. Now I can relate with other wives when they complained about their hubby's teaching them how to drive. The more you want not to have mistakes the more you'll have it :NoNo:

I already know how to drive back in the PI. And yesterday we nearly had an accident :NoNo: It was my fault, I was really nervous and didn't concentrate much :doh

[KeithD]

You'll find you are not allowed to drive any insurance high class vehicles such as 4x4's, sports cars, etc. Obvious reason for this, and the main reason you only see driving instructors using cheap small cars.

You can however drive it on private land. So we'll expect to see you driving up & down on runway R24 at Heathrow :cwm24:

[adam&chryss]

You'll find you are not allowed to drive any insurance high class vehicles such as 4x4's, sports cars, etc. Obvious reason for this, and the main reason you only see driving instructors using cheap small cars.

You can however drive it on private land. So we'll expect to see you driving up & down on runway R24 at Heathrow :cwm24:

That's a good idea :D

[aug06_2006]

I started already my driving lesson and my hubby is my instructor as of now hehehe! I'm still learning about basic...

[kimmi]

well done Chryss in having ur provisional license, I hope you manage to sort out the insurance thingy..:)


I started already my driving lesson and my hubby is my instructor as of now hehehe! I'm still learning about basic...

wow that's good to know sis Liza..Goodluck am sure u can make it..pls give my kisses to baby Liam..

[Mrs.JMajor]

well done Chryss in having ur provisional license, I hope you manage to sort out the insurance thingy..:

Nice to see you back sister, it doesnt matter where did you roam,its always nice to see you back home :)

[kimmi]

:Erm::Erm::omg:

[Jay&Zobel]

:Erm::Erm::omg:

Hi Kimmi!! nice to see you here too!

[bornatbirth]

Nice to see you back sister, it doesnt matter where did you roam,its always nice to see you back home :)


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[adam&chryss]

I started already my driving lesson and my hubby is my instructor as of now hehehe! I'm still learning about basic...

Good luck sis!


well done Chryss in having ur provisional license, I hope you manage to sort out the insurance thingy..:)

Thanks kimmi! :Hellooo:

[kimmi]

Hi Kimmi!! nice to see you here too!

thanks for the warm welcome Zobel..:xxgrinning--00xx3:


Thanks kimmi! :Hellooo:
u're more than welcome Chryss..:D

[aug06_2006]

well done Chryss in having ur provisional license, I hope you manage to sort out the insurance thingy..:)



wow that's good to know sis Liza..Goodluck am sure u can make it..pls give my kisses to baby Liam..

Tnx Kim. Anyway, ask lang sana ako..kailangan pala ako kumuha nag insurance or authomatically covered na ako sa insurance ng hubby ko?

Got confused HEHEE!