Transport Views

I'm in my final year at school. And I desperately wanted a car before I start College. But I knew I will never be able to have a classic car as they are quite expensive, and hard to find a decent one in good condition at a decent price.

Since I told my Mum that I wanted a car license. She told me I will have to work and save for my lessons. I couldn't believe her, none of my friends are paying for their lessons. It was totally unfair! But I guess it's because she's a single parent. Money has been tight since as far as I can remember. Thankfully, I have been working as a part time shop assistant at our local newsagents for a few months now. I better get saving.

I typed driving schools leeds into a search engine. I knew it would be expensive, but it's well worth it in the end.

As I searched the Internet for a driving school in my home town. I also searched for classic cars. I wonder if it is better to buy a classic car that needed plenty of work, so I can fix the car to how I wanted it or would it be better to buy a classic car that has already been refurbished? I wonder how much insurance would be? Many questions started to whirl in my mind.

I finally found a driving school in my area, that offered twenty lessons for the price of seventeen. I contacted the school and arranged twenty lessons to start the following week.

Let's forget about what kind of car I am going to be able to afford, it's best that I concentrate on learning how to drive first.

driving wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. My instructor says I'm a natural. And he doesn't see why he shouldn't put me through the theory and practical test at the end of my twenty lessons.

As my lessons came and went. It was time for me to sit my theory and practical tests. I was a bag of nerves but in the end. I passed first time, just as I started college.

As I waited for my license to arrived, I searched for a car. I decided that my first car shouldn't be a classic car. It was too expensive for me to run. Well, that could be something I could work towards in the future, when I can afford it.