I still don’t have a driving license (nor can I currently afford to run a car, the mortgage takes up a lot of my money :rant: ) so either do warehouse parties in city areas or get a lift with raving friends (but I always sort them out with petrol money and other help that I can give).
For many years I would help out crews so would always get a lift there, although it was often in the rig van (which meant occasionally being stop checked)
if you’re still young and enthusiastic you might be able to befriend some crew people who are willing to take you to parties in return for helping set up and pack down; bear in mind though you will be there from start to finish and won’t be able to leave early due to work/college commitments, this can be quite hard on mind and body.
When I lived in SE England a considerable amount of raves were within cycling distance – although 25 miles wasn’t a problem for me I am no Bradley Wiggins, I just built up my fitness through cycling to and from work every day. When I got to the rave I used to hide the bike in a friends rig van to keep it out of the view of potential thieves.
(NB: make sure you have good lights and are confident cycling long distances!)
