The fast and furious stars who got their driver's license in no time

After learning to drive for 'The Fast and the Furious,' Jordana Brewster didn't have much luck getting out of tickets. "I tried once with a cop," she said. "I was very close to home when I got busted and I really had to pee. I told him that and he didn't care."

Brewster said her inexperience with driving stemmed from growing up in New York City and relying on public transportation. When asked who was the worst driver in the 'Fast & Furious' cast, she replied, "It was me before. I would say it's a connection between me and Michelle [Rodriguez] because Michelle doesn't didn't have his license at the time. ," either.

Rodriguez was infamously dropped from ABC's "Lost" after a drunk driving incident in Hawaii, where the show was filmed, and she conceded to Entertainment Tonight in 2013 that learning to drive for an action movie may have led to some dangerous offscreen conduct on his part. "I had such a bad speeding record because I got my license for 'Fast and Furious'," she said.

Brewster and Rodriguez weren't the only cast members who learned to drive for the "Fast" franchise. As we previously reported, '2 Fast 2 Furious' co-star Devon Aoki had never even been behind the wheel of a moving vehicle before showing up in Miami to drive a hot pink Honda S2000. For the movie. To his credit, Aoki mastered a gearshift, something Brewster still hadn't learned to do after filming "Fast & Furious 6." Still, with so many (almost) unlicensed actors the franchise has employed, it's a wonder Vin Diesel never thought to explore the franchise potential of a "Fast & Furious" themed driving school.