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I also don't ever plan on driving, and the biggest contributor to that is probably because I simply can't bring myself to entrust my own life or the lives of others to my own poor motor skills and spotty attention span, when any tiny mistake at any moment while driving has the potential to destroy lives.

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If you do decide to drive, there are many driving schools that will teach a variety of skills. They range in cost, location, and specialty.

You can take everything from defensive driving to rally driving. You can take track lessons and closed course lessons.

I find driving exhilarating, even when I'm obeying the law. Your mileage may vary, but options exist, if you wish to try.

The effect of refusing to drive varies where you live, such as in London. However, if you can pass the driving test then that's the standard of the community. Driving doesn't require fine motor control.

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