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[anonanon 932]

13 minutes ago, 777777777777777777 said:

In 2012 


Does law in US let you drive car if you are with an adult without any extra permission or how does it work?

I feel like I remember she said she had her permit for several years. In US you can drive with a permit as long as someone with a valid license sits in the front seat. Might depend on state, but in some cases there are age restrictions on the license holder as well. In my state the passenger needs to be at least 21 or 18 if they are an immediate relative.

[Oriane 20,935]

25 minutes ago, anonanon said:

I feel like I remember she said she had her permit for several years. In US you can drive with a permit as long as someone with a valid license sits in the front seat. Might depend on state, but in some cases there are age restrictions on the license holder as well. In my state the passenger needs to be at least 21 or 18 if they are an immediate relative.

That's interesting how this is different depending on the countries.

Where I live, if you want to do something like that, the passenger who supervises you has to be approved. They have to spend an hour or so with the student and the teacher, so they know the basics about what to do, how to react and help the student. They also get to know the student's habits, main flaws and things they have to improve. Then, when the student drives with that passenger, you have to have the paperwork that they were officially approved etc. And of course they're supposed to be in the same state as if they were driving, so they're not supposed to be on their phone, sleep, be drunk etc. So it's not just anyone with a license who can do that. But usually it would be a teenager before they're old enough to take the driving test to get the license, and the passenger would be their parent.

[anonanon 932]

2 minutes ago, Oriane said:

That's interesting how this is different depending on the countries.

Where I live, if you want to do something like that, the passenger who supervises you has to be approved. They have to spend an hour or so with the student and the teacher, so they know the basics about what to do, how to react and help the student. They also get to know the student's habits, main flaws and things they have to improve. Then, when the student drives with that passenger, you have to have the paperwork that they were officially approved etc. And of course they're supposed to be in the same state as if they were driving, so they're not supposed to be on their phone, sleep, be drunk etc. So it's not just anyone with a license who can do that. But usually it would be a teenager before they're old enough to take the driving test to get the license, and the passenger would be their parent.

This definitely sounds like a better system to me.

I will say my answer was answering mores o for adults carrying a learner's permit. There are more restrictions on teenagers, i.e. they must be 21 and can only be 18 if they are a guardian or spouse (unlikely). They also cannot drive between certain hours without a parent, guardian, or spouse and need to have completed a certain number of supervised driving hours before taking a test. Fairly sure completion of supervised hours is not necessary for adults but might vary a lot by state. In all cases, I think it's assumed they would need to be in the same state as if they were driving although I don't see it explicitly outlined on the DMV site. 

I assume she held a permit in CA so the restrictions are slightly different, but from a quick look it's a similar idea to my state. The permits also usually have an expiration, so I assume she had to reapply a few times if she was driving in 2012 and didn't get licensed until 2016 (?). 

 

[HeavyMetalLover 16]

She was driving just a few months ago:

 

[Teletubby 148,754]

12 hours ago, HeavyMetalLover said:

She was driving just a few months ago:

 

 

[Juniper 972]

14 hours ago, Doot said:

Machete Kills is a good catch. I wonder if that was green screened. 

That was around the time she was seen driving around in the Audi so I expect she was learning a bit so she could do her scenes in that movie. 

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I cant drive either

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Then in John Wayne she loses her license again

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This is Perfect Illusion cos a Lady doesn't drive, she enjoys the ride