No way. People under the age of 12 are not allowed to drive motor vehicles, not only because of the provisions of the law, but also for your safety and the safety of others. Driving a motor vehicle requires certain skills, judgment and sense of responsibility, and these are usually not fully developed and mature at the age of under 12 years old. If you secretly drive out to play, you may face the following risks： 1. **Legal consequences**: In most countries and regions, it is illegal to drive a motor vehicle under the legal age, and you may face consequences such as fines, vehicle seizure, and may even affect your family. 2. **Safety hazards**: Lack of driving experience and skills may lead to traffic accidents, which may not only harm yourself, but also others. 3. **Psychological stress**: Secretly doing things that are not allowed may make you feel nervous and anxious, which is detrimental to your mental health. 4. **Family relations**: If your family finds out that you are driving secretly, they may distrust you and affect family relations. It is recommended that you communicate with your family or trusted adults to find activities suitable for your age to entertain and relax. If you are interested in driving, you can take formal driving training courses at the right age to learn driving skills legally and safely. Remember, safety always comes first!