Which is worse...?

[fisetdavid26]

I drove a couple of times without my license, always on short distance and deserted road. Driving without insurances is the worst I think, since accidents can happen to anyone at anytime, it doesn't necessarily have something to do with skills. You might be the best driver in the world, accidents can always happen. For example, if someone hit your car when you're stopped, you couldn't do anything...

[baddabang]

Since, IMO, a license does not denote any sort of driving skills, driving without a license only hurts yourself. Driving without insurance hurts anyone else involved in an accident you happen to have. Driving without insurance is more selfish and less citizenly responsible.

Plus if you get caught driving without a license its not as harsh of a penalty as if your driving without insurance. The law will nail you, and you'd be luck to ever be able to afford your premiums again. A friend let his insurance expire, got pulled over for speeding, and now, not only does he not have a license, but no insurance agency will insure him when he gets it back.

Tom, your ability to suck astounds me. 74hp is less hp than in my pinky figure. Hell, your girlfriend at top speed is putting out more than 74 hp.

ROFLCOPTER!



EDIT: WTF is this doing in multimedia anyway? Because of a random youtube vid?

[Ferrer]

Tom, your ability to suck astounds me. 74hp is less hp than in my pinky figure. Hell, your girlfriend at top speed is putting out more than 74 hp.

74bhp isn't much I admit, but it doesn't necessarily make it rubbish.

[Waugh-terfall]

75bhp actually:P especially when the vehicle in question weighs less then an enpty beercan

[clutch-monkey]

Option 3 --- driving a Mazda 323 is the worst IMHO

haha bastard i drive a 323...
i think without insurance is a lot worse for other people, so i chose that.

[ScionDriver]

Uninsured motorists are a hazard to everyone as well as themselves.

[Kitdy]

74bhp isn't much I admit, but it doesn't necessarily make it rubbish.

Ferrer, you may be shocked to learn I drive a 105hp engine, the VENERABLE 1.8T (minus the T), in my (parent's) MkIV Golf. It gets me around jsut fine and would probably actually be fun to drive if it was 25% smaller, and 30% lighter, but as it stands, it is not exactly zippy, not exactly fun, and not powerfull enogh (for it's mass) for my demands. I don;t have a problem with low powered cars as long as they themselves are very, very wee and nippy to drive, like an old MG for exmaple.

75bhp actually:P especially when the vehicle in question weighs less then an enpty beercan

That chages everything. This is only 25 short of the century, not 26. Now Emily stands no chance putting up 75 hp runs, she can only do 74.5 at top flight.

[Ferrer]

Ferrer, you may be shocked to learn I drive a 105hp engine, the VENERABLE 1.8T (minus the T), in my (parent's) MkIV Golf. It gets me around jsut fine and would probably actually be fun to drive if it was 25% smaller, and 30% lighter, but as it stands, it is not exactly zippy, not exactly fun, and not powerfull enogh (for it's mass) for my demands. I don;t have a problem with low powered cars as long as they themselves are very, very wee and nippy to drive, like an old MG for exmaple.

Think the other way round, with a low powered you have to work every gear, every change, every corner in order to not lose momentum, while in a powerful car if you just slow down too much you just put your foot down at the exit and that's it. Furthermore, usually, low powered cars have little grip which means more fun at low (safer speeds). Take it as a challenge not a handicap...

[henk4]

would you like to be killed in a car or a plane crash?

[Ferrer]

would you like to be killed in a car or a plane crash?

I'm lost...

[henk4]

I'm lost...

I could have added: What is worse but I though people would understand it already in the way I formulated it...

[Rockefella]

I guess it depends. Driving on a suspended license infers that you had a license, and you apparently 'knew' how to drive. Driving without insurance is just dangerous in case of a crash, since those involved would be affected by the other driver's lack of responsibility.

Taking the above into account, I'd say someone driving without a legitimate license to their name is worse, assuming they haven't had proper training and knowledge in attaining one.

[drakkie]

Does driving bangers in a field count

Without both of them...