A young friend of mine said the other day that he was thinking of giving his driver’s license. He is neither senior nor disabled, but frustrated because his parents did not let him drive and he did not get a car himself. Since he also does not want to present himself to the car dealerships as one who always makes test drives and does profane everyday work in the rented demonstration car, and since he has never really needed his driver’s license, he would give it up (he is 19, the Gu Like an 89-year-old grandpa who can’t drive his 190s or so, he might want to give up his driver’s license, because as a present, a time-limited bus ticket is then waved; as he said. He is frustrated (he lives in the country), because he doesn’t come out of your home town and is only at home or at work, and since he would apparently get a free bus ticket, he would prefer it. He complained to me about his suffering and said that he would at least come by bus. What do you think about it? Of course, his parents advise him not to drive, but still don’t let him drive. I don’t mix in, but ask myself why he got permission to do the driver’s license. I would talk to the parents, but these are difficult contemporaries (I know them), they would throw me out of the house and afterwards beat the son up or insult him, what he imagines (it was like that before). I’m sorry (sometimes I let him drive my rarely used 190E 2.6, if he has to and can provide a reason), I’d like to clarify this here. He’s really frustrated about it, and out of frustration he thinks about it really seriously about giving up the driver’s license. With a sad look he told me first: “Then I’ll at least get out of the place, like everyone else…” – that’s already packing me up!!! What do you think? Does it make sense for him to give up the FS? n: He has tried a thousand times to buy a car, but he has been repeatedly denied. He is also not allowed to drive with his parents’ car, even forbidden.