Kristen Stewart, the captivating actress known for her thoughtful portrayals, seems to have a love for the passenger seat. Though there are no confirmed reports of her saying she can't drive, paparazzi photos and anecdotes about parking tickets suggest she might not be the biggest fan of getting behind the wheel.
Always one to beat her own path, Kristen navigates Hollywood with the help of friends, assistants, and ride-hailing apps, proving you don't need a driver's license to rule the red carpet.
Nina Dobrev, known for her high-octane stunts in The Vampire Diaries, surprisingly doesn't have a driver's license. In a 2017 interview, she confessed to having "zero driving skills" and preferring to be chauffeured or rely on ride-sharing apps.
While there are no reported accidents (thankfully!), this motor-phobic actress keeps things in the passenger seat, leaving the driving to others. Perhaps Mystic Falls' supernatural drama was enough adrenaline for her!
Unlike his characters, who navigate life's complexities with ease, Timothée Chalamet is a bit of a newbie behind the wheel. Growing up in NYC, taxis and subways ruled his commute. He only got his license in his early 20s! Even filming "Beautiful Boy" (where he played a troubled driver) involved some real-life fumbling – a behind-the-scenes clip shows him struggling to park a truck, much to his co-star's amusement.
While he's embraced driving in LA, long trips often find him in the passenger seat. Looks like Hollywood's heartthrob is content to charm audiences, leaving the navigating to others.
Despite gracing action flicks with her fighting prowess, Kate Beckinsale remains surprisingly unlicensed. The actress has openly admitted to failing her driving test multiple times, even calling it "embarrassing" in interviews.
Unlike the fierce characters she portrays, Beckinsale seems content to rely on ride-sharing apps or her daughter, who got her license before her mom! Perhaps battling monsters and vampires is enough excitement for one life; the road, it seems, will have to wait.
Aziz Ansari, the comedian known for his observational humor, might have some material for a new bit: driving. Despite hilarious car-related skits (remember that "Using My Blackberry While Driving" bit?), Ansari himself has admitted to not having a driver's license.
There's no news of any accidents (a good thing!), but interviews suggest he prefers to navigate life in the passenger seat. Whether it's a fear of driving, the convenience of Los Angeles living, or simply a focus on perfecting his comedic craft, Ansari remains a licensed comedian, not a licensed driver.
Vin Diesel, the face of outrageous car stunts in the "Fast & Furious" franchise, might surprise you. While Dom Toretto drifts muscle cars with reckless abandon, Vin Diesel himself remains tight-lipped about his real-life driving skills. There's no confirmation he even has a driver's license!
This secrecy fuels a hilarious disconnect for fans. Is the action hero a secret gearhead, or does he prefer the passenger seat? Interviews focus on acting, not his driving record (thankfully accident-free). One thing's for sure: Vin Diesel owns the on-screen world of high-octane chases, even if his real-life driving expertise remains a mystery.
Elizabeth Olsen, the Scarlet Witch herself, wields powerful magic in the Marvel Cinematic Universe. However, unlike Wanda Maximoff, who can teleport with ease, Olsen has confessed to being less than comfortable behind the wheel.
In interviews, she's admitted to having "zero driving skills," preferring to rely on ride-sharing apps or trusted chauffeurs. Thankfully, there are no reported accidents involving the actress. Perhaps the chaos of the multiverse is enough excitement for one life!
DJ Khaled, the king of motivational anthems and another one, surprisingly doesn't steer the wheel in his own life. While he frequently boasts about his successes ("We the Best!"), driving isn't one of them.
Though there are no known car accidents on his record, Khaled has openly admitted to not having a license. Perhaps his entourage is "Blessing up" him by handling the chauffeuring duties, allowing Khaled to focus on the real keys to his success: positive vibes and another hit song.
Despite years of observational humor about everyday life, Jerry Seinfeld himself takes a backseat approach to driving. He's never publicly revealed why he doesn't have a license, but it certainly hasn't stopped him from mining comedic gold from the world of terrible drivers.
In fact, some might say he's found his lane in stand-up, leaving the road rage and parking woes to others. That's right, the host of 'Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee' does not have a driver's license. The show is done via TV magic. Perhaps for Jerry, the only kind of license he truly needs is one that allows him to tell jokes about double parkers and people who can't seem to grasp the idea of a turn signal.
Zooey Deschanel, the actress with the eternally youthful looks and penchant for quirky characters, doesn't quite fit the mold of a celebrity who can't drive. There are no confirmed reports of her ever publicly admitting to being unlicensed. However, there's also a lack of information about her ever obtaining a driver's license.
She's rarely photographed behind the wheel, and her characters on shows like New Girl often rely on public transportation or rides from friends. So, is Zooey Deschanel secretly a passenger in her own life, or does she just maintain a level of privacy about her driving habits? The answer remains a mystery, as charming and whimsical as one of her signature sundresses.
MSNBC host Chris Hayes, known for his sharp political commentary, once dropped a bombshell that had nothing to do with breaking news - he doesn't have a driver's license. This revelation from the bespectacled pundit adds an unexpected twist to his public persona. While Hayes navigates complex political landscapes with ease, apparently negotiating actual roads is a different story.
It's a delicious irony that a man who analyzes the nation's direction can't legally direct a vehicle. Perhaps he's too busy steering conversations to steer a car. Or maybe he's just living the true New York experience, relying on public transit and taxis. Either way, it seems the only thing Hayes is driving these days is the political discourse.
Seth Green, the versatile actor who brought us laugh-a-minute characters in "Robot Chicken" and "Buffy the Vampire Slayer," surprisingly doesn't navigate the real world behind the wheel. Despite numerous car chases and high-speed antics on screen, Green has admitted to never getting his driver's license.
Living in Los Angeles, a city synonymous with car culture, Green relies on alternative modes of transport. Whether it's his wife driving, using ride-sharing apps, or scooting around on his electric scooter (a very L.A. twist!), Green finds ways to get around without the need for a driver's ed course. Perhaps this frees him up to dream up even more outlandish car scenarios for his various projects!
Janelle Monáe, the genre-bending artist known for her futuristic concepts and empowering anthems, might surprise you on the road. While she's often seen rocking sleek spaceships in her music videos, Monáe hasn't publicly confirmed possessing a driver's license.
This hasn't stopped her from making waves in the music industry. Living primarily in Atlanta, a city with a growing public transportation system, Monáe likely relies on a combination of rideshares, friends, or even a trusted chauffeur (though that wouldn't quite match her edgy persona!). Perhaps this car-free lifestyle fuels her creative engine, allowing her to focus on the next musical innovation instead of rush hour traffic.
André 3000, the enigmatic half of the legendary hip-hop duo Outkast, seems content to let the highways pass him by. Unlike his smooth-flowing lyrics, there's no evidence André possesses a driver's license.
This haven't hampered his artistic journey. Living between Atlanta and Los Angeles, both sprawling cities, André likely utilizes a mix of car services, chauffeurs (when he's feeling fancy), or perhaps even relies on the kindness of fellow musicians (who wouldn't give André 3000 a ride?).
Maybe this car-free existence allows him to stay focused on his creative pursuits. After all, who needs a road trip when you can embark on a lyrical odyssey?
Sia, the enigmatic singer behind "Chandelier," keeps her driving skills under wraps. No license whispers suggest she navigates LA life without a car. Living primarily in Los Angeles, a city notorious for car dependence, Sia likely relies on a network of assistants, ride-sharing apps, or trusted friends to get around. Perhaps this car-free existence fuels her creativity, allowing her to focus on crafting her next sonic masterpiece without the distraction of rush hour traffic.
However, Sia has incorporated driving themes into her music videos before. In "Alive," she's seen riding shotgun in a vintage car, a metaphor perhaps for the journey of self-discovery the song explores. So, while Sia may not be the one behind the wheel in real life, she certainly knows how to use the image of a car ride to tell a powerful story.
