This won't help, but I once dated a guy who didn't have a car...and it ended after about a month because, you're right, it does get old.

I am glad I'm not the only one who felt this way.

Unfortunately, this may not change. You knew up front he has no transportation and this is really tough now.
When i used to date i would try to date people who had similar standard of living as mine, so i wouldnt be in this situation.
Are there any plans in the future for him to get a car?
I dont mind helping people out, but it would be nice to see him try..
You are doing the best you can.

Hhhmmmm, if he doesn't really, really show his appreciation...then it's going to continue to bug you. Appreciation needs to be heartfelt and a continuous offer to at the very least, pay for gas...
I live in Texas so it would very difficult not to have personal transportation. So if this happened to me, well...it wouldn't last long at all...

He used to could borrow his moms car but now he can't use it for some odd reason. So now its all on me if we see each other or not. He says that he trying but I don't really see it.

Having a car was one of those things on my "list" of requirements before choosing to pursue the possibility with any guy. Now, I understand, this isn't as important to everyone but...my thinking is...if one chooses to date someone with one of these "things" than they need to proceed as though the situation will never change. Otherwise, there's a big set up for resentments.

My girlfriend is dating a guy 11 years her junior who doesn't have a steady job and doesn't have a car. She's a business owner, owns her own home, and is incredibly successful. I'll try and leave out my own opinions on this. Anyway, it was all well and good in the beginning when things were hot and heavy. I'm seeing now it's already getting old for her...and it's not even been but a few months. But, she chose to pursue this guy knowing this from the start. Personally, I'd prefer not to get emotionally attached to an individual and THEN have to decide if whatever the headache is, is really worth it. Better for me to not take it any further from the start if I can see it being an issue down the road.

I digress...

The reality is...it's only going to continue to bother you. You can ask him to get a car, ask him to pay for gas, or continue providing the transportation to meet without any expectations, however, not saying anything and continuing to play taxi is only going to make you resent him. Resentment builds, then explodes. Now, despite this, you may really think the relationship is worth it...I can't say that for you, obviously. But, either way, you need to make a decision and you realistically can't expect him to do what you want him to do (get a car, pay for gas). So, it's either accept the situation as is and learn to be okay with it or move on and avoid any further heartbreak on both ends.

~Michelle

It currently do not have a car and it's killing me! If I want to go see friends I walk and occasionally take a taxi. I have had a car since I was 16 and it's very very hard to live without one (for me). As a teen and in my early 20's my friends didn't have cars and I thought it only fair they pay for gas because I paid for insurance and maintenance on my car and yes gas too. But they seemed content to cruise in my car for free and I found myself resenting them and thinking they weren't very good friends. You need to get it straight with him now, he pays the gas or he takes a taxi or borrows a car.