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just got my permit
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Congrats! Just remember to buckle up and keep your eyes on the road and not the iPod, radio, magazine, hot girl in the car next to you, etc. and you will be just fine. 6 months is not as long as you might think 
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Congrats man, good luck waiting the 6 months... do what I did goto every car manufatures site and build every single car over and over again till one day its the day to wake up and take your test.
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lol, I remember, the day after I got my license, I got pulled over by a cop. I was driving a minivan, as my dad had my car at the airport (he didn't want to leave his there), and I had two friends in back. It was really rainy, and I needed to change lanes. I couldn't see, so I asked them if it was clear, they said yeah. Well, i changed lanes, and instantly, I see flashing red and blue lights. So, I think "o crap" and I pulled to the side. He had been in my blind spot, and I almost sideswiped him. I also couldn't find my registration and insurance, as it was in my stepmoms purse at home. I amazing got off with a warning, and my parents weren't mad at all.
So, drive safe. Buckle up. Check your blindspots, and don't trust your friends when you ask them if it's clear.
So, drive safe. Buckle up. Check your blindspots, and don't trust your friends when you ask them if it's clear.
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hey man...congrats!!!
i had to drive with my parents for a year before i got my license....seriously make sure you take your time and concentrate in the first 6 months and drive seriously and barely listen to the music....after you are all settled you can be like me and eat drink talk on my cell phone and change lanes in the rain while shifting my own gears...learn right and be smart and you will be golden
-chris
i had to drive with my parents for a year before i got my license....seriously make sure you take your time and concentrate in the first 6 months and drive seriously and barely listen to the music....after you are all settled you can be like me and eat drink talk on my cell phone and change lanes in the rain while shifting my own gears
...learn right and be smart and you will be golden-chris
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