brin-bellway replied to your post: I was checking Hurricane over pre-ride and somehow…
Get well soon, Hurricane. (Huh, my road test is also on Wednesday.)
Aw thank you from both of us. <3
Oh huh! Bike, car or something else?
#also i realised you like my posts a lot #but i don’t think we’ve ever talked #so hiii
Hi!
We had an IM conversation once: copingkin, psychological otherkin, and the distinction or lack thereof.
As for the test, it’s car: I’ve got a learner’s permit right now, and I’m going for my intermediate license.
For context, getting your intermediate is, in terms of practical benefits, a much bigger deal than getting your full license. The difference in driving restrictions between intermediate and full in Ontario is very small, and even smaller if you’re age 20+ (which I am):
- “Carry only as many passengers as there are working seatbelts“ (wait, that doesn’t apply to everyone?)
- Zero tolerance alcohol rather than 0.05 (I don’t expect this to be relevant)
- The legality of driving in America is unclear rather than explicitly allowed (we might just have Dad continue doing all the American driving to be on the safe side)
- If your license comes up for five-year renewal before you get your full license (which it might; you have to spend a year with intermediate before taking the test to get full, and my five-year renewal is the end of July next year), renewing is trickier and more murky. It looks like if I end up needing to, I *might* be able to arrange to start my next five years directly as intermediate, or I might be kicked to learner and need to take the first road test again (but the “spend eight months in learner before taking the intermediate test” doesn’t apply to your second time, so I could re-take the intermediate test as soon as they can schedule me in). Hopefully I’ll manage to pass everything quickly enough that it doesn’t matter.
(The Ontarian terminology for car license types is “G1”, “G2”, and “G”, but I’ve used “learner”, “intermediate”, and “full” here because they’re more widely recognised terms.)
Tags:
#driving #reply via reblog #my driving instructor told me not to drive myself home from a successful road test if I can avoid it #because people who have just passed a road test tend to be intoxicated by the glow of success #and as such are at rather increased crash risk #so one should drive as little as possible until one starts to get over the excitement of passing #not sure how much of that is practical with a motorcycle




























