Yes, I love to drive, I don' like the traffic though, but driving in an open road is awesome. I guess it also helps having a car that you like. Interestingly though, I remember shortly after taking my driving license to be a bit scared/anxious of driving, and wondering if that feeling would ever go away.

It is weird in real life driving does nothing for me but in gaming it is my favorite genre. I drive on average 33 km a day and it is more nuisance than anything else but it beats using public transport I guess? At least in my case.

I used to love driving a lot, but now I start hating it, too many morons on the road, and too many morons as traffic councillors and ministers of transports to make things even worse, the last imbecillity they devised recently is to allow some road users, like push scooter drivers, to do things that are some of the most serious violation for everybody else, like wrong-way driving.   

Learned how to drive since I was 16, used to enjoy it, now I find it to be the most annoying part of the day. Too much traffic and too many people driving like shit out there.

That would be awesome if incompetent governments around the world just make robust public transport systems in every city. I don't want to even own a car in Montreal except maybe for long travel. But in my home city, the public transport system sucks. Also if public transport in Canada between cities was cheaper, I wouldn't even think of buying a car over there. I would just rent whenever I needed to have alike a vacation trip to enjoy all the beauty

I'm still getting used to it, but I really enjoy it. One of my goals is to go to a long, relaxing trip with my mother and my grandparents from my city to San Diego, that would be awesome.

I was a very nervous driver in the beginning. My older brothers always made fun of me whenever I made any mistakes, which didn't really help at all, but I got used to it over the years and now I don't mind driving. It just feels natural now.

For all the benefits that public transportation offers, I am still always much more flexible with a car, so I prefer cars any day. However, I plan to jump on hydrogen powered engines instead of fossil fuels when the technology is ready and a sufficient infrastructure is developed. I don't believe in self-driving cars because machines will never be able to read unprecedented situations as fast and efficient as humans, so I think it would lead to catastrophic desasters eventually.

I love driving, always did. I used to drive others to parties instead of going to parties myself, and I liked it, despite the passengers often being drunk when they went home. I consider myself a car enthusiast-light, I have knowledge of historical and technical aspects of cars and driving but not much mechanical savvy.

I come from a small place with little traffic and the roads are rarely busy, but the roads are also in really poor condition there. Everyone needs a license since busses and trains aren't really a thing besides the school bus twice a day. Driving in and around cities is mostly a nuisance and I tend to stay out of the city centre where I live now (Stockholm). My communte to work is neither here nor there, it can be annoying if there's congestion, but it's usually not bad since I start work a bit later than most (09:00). Long drives are soothing and entertaining all at once for me, I just love it, blasting music, making stops whenever and wherever I want. I always drive up to my family, it's a fair bit to drive at about 870 kilometers but it's really enjoyable with some of the roads being fun. Especially in later years when I can afford brand new cars with more comfort, better stereo etc. Despite all comfort and safety equipment in modern cars though, I miss really driving, new cars feel a bit too refined and well-behaved and I don't like how they interfere in slippery conditions. The fact that most production cars today are FWD is also a minus; I don't like how they behave compared to a RWD and proper 4WD, esepecially on ice and snow.

One major plus with two last cars has been really low consumption and great overall trim levels. I got my first ever French car about three years ago, a Peugeot 3008 with a decent diesel engine and a manual gearbox, it was really, really good and had insane MPG figures. I decided on a small and fun compact car this time around though, and it fits me really well despite my size (6'4" and about 250 pounds). It has that good old fun factor, and all the gear I can wish for, its automatic gearbox is the best I ever tried and yields fantanstic MPG figures (I got a Peugeot 208 GT-Line in August, petrol version). I even tried the electric version, it drove great and is a lot of fun but still has too many constraints for me, personally.

I'm driving home for christmas this year, on the 22nd after work, and I'm already looking forward to it!