Out of pure curiosity.... Who drives ?

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RPM

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So I am just wondering. Who generally drives when you go somewhere with your wife, husband, or significant other ? I don't mean the hot rod.... just the general run around.
I pretty much drive anytime I am with my significant other. What do all the rest of you do ?

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My wife drives if we go in hers which is 90% of the time,she has a caravan so its the family ride.I drive when we go in anything else.easy enuff.
 
i drive 99% of the time. my heart can't take jamie behind the wheel. she thinks she is driving a damn go-kart or something..:)

i did let her drive the dart on one of our cruises in OC last weekend.
 
When we go somewhere together I drive. The wife doesn't like to drive and I don't like being a passenger so it works for us.
~Michael
 
mopar410 said:
My wife drives if we go in hers which is 90% of the time,she has a caravan so its the family ride.I drive when we go in anything else.easy enuff.
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I'll add this is local if we leave town I drive.
 
Most of the time I drive. Wife does not like city or night driving. If we go on a long trip she will drive some. If we are pulling the trailer it is all me.
 
Generally I drive everywhere we go. My wife is a good driver but I'm just uncomfortable being a passenger plus I really enjoy driving.
 
50/50 for us RPM, It's her car and she enjoys driving, she is a little hard on the brakes and don't know how to coast sometimes :protest::protest:
She does enjoy riding in my 66 Valiant on cool days but she has never drove Victoria... But loves the ride she gives us.:glasses7:
 
The only time I haven't driven in 26 years of marriage is when I had my appendix trying to burst on me, and I had her drive our Accord to get me to the hospital several years ago. She later told me she knew I was in a lot of pain when I stumbled to the passenger seat and got in.
 
If we take her car or her SUV she drives. If we take one of my vehicles, I drive.

On long trips I usually do all the driving no mater what vehicle we're in. If I get tired, and we don't care to stop for a while, she will drive anything we own.
 
If we are going to the usual haunts around town and if we are in the wifes car she drives. If we are in my rigs I drive most of the time because she drives at a snails pace and that drives me crazy.
 
9 times out of 10 I'll drive when my wife and I go anywhere together. She doesn't mind me driving because then she can read. On long trips especially!
 
I do 99% of the driving, especially at night and in the winter.
I feel safer that way. lol
 
I'm the passenger 99% of the time regardless of whose vehicle we're in. I like it that way, except in the Demon........LOL ;)
 
My wife does most of the driving around time. dame as others it gives me a chance to look around.
 
My wife is a good driver. I ride if I have had a few beers, other than that I do all the driving. With my racing background, it didn't take her very long to realize she was a lot safer with me driving. Besides, she likes to see the world when we go somewhere. Her only complaint about my driving is that I am a marathon driver. I only stop for fuel and she hates that.

Jack
 
My wife will drive two blocks to work if she has to most of the time I take her and go for coffee. She won't drive out of town and can't see at night worth a crap so I do it all.
 
I do most of the driving, unless I am crashing. Ernestina does not like driving at night, and now that the dear are showing up again neither do I. She also hates the rain.
 
I drive as I cannot take the traumatic experience of a woman driver who is 20 years younger than I after dating off and on for 27 years. My wife passed away almost thirty years ago.
 
For us it depends upon whose car we drive. She drives hers, I drive mine. If I had my way, I would drive everywhere, but since I am married I don't get my way. I can't complain too much, though. I never knew the true meaning of happiness until I got married. And then it was too late.
 
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