The driving age should be bumped up to the age 18 because they'll have more time to learn the rules of the road, gain more experience, and be more aware of driving in general. This would not only be helpful to the new drivers, but also for all the current drivers out there.
Before teens could even think about going behind the wheel, they have to hit the books on the multiple rules of the road. These rules have been developed and enforced around the country so that the highways, streets, and all pavement is safe for all while in and on all motor vehicles. Not only that, but the person also have to partake and pass, of course, the Driver’s Education course and any other preparations required of the state you’re in. For the most part, for those who just turned sixteen, goes through the motions to finally have the freedom to drive without the supervision of an adult. However, without the proper education concerning the different parts of driving, things could get a little bumpy. A missed stop sign here, not yielding at a yellow light there, driving on the shoulder when not allowed; it could be dangerous to the young driver and the motorist around them. …show more content…
I know it’s shocking. Once you turn fifteen in Texas, you can get a learners permit. Once you turn sixteen, you can obtain a state's driver's license. They’ve only been driving a little more than a year and now they can take their parents car wherever they want without the supervision of a well-seasoned adult driver. This could lead to some fatal accidents if they were to panic or second guess themselves in the event that a split second decision must be made on the road. You could still get a learners permit when you turn fifteen, however, you would have to wait three years to get the real deal. Notwithstanding the wait, you would have more tools under your belt once you acquire your driver's license at
Before teens could even think about going behind the wheel, they have to hit the books on the multiple rules of the road. These rules have been developed and enforced around the country so that the highways, streets, and all pavement is safe for all while in and on all motor vehicles. Not only that, but the person also have to partake and pass, of course, the Driver’s Education course and any other preparations required of the state you’re in. For the most part, for those who just turned sixteen, goes through the motions to finally have the freedom to drive without the supervision of an adult. However, without the proper education concerning the different parts of driving, things could get a little bumpy. A missed stop sign here, not yielding at a yellow light there, driving on the shoulder when not allowed; it could be dangerous to the young driver and the motorist around them. …show more content…
I know it’s shocking. Once you turn fifteen in Texas, you can get a learners permit. Once you turn sixteen, you can obtain a state's driver's license. They’ve only been driving a little more than a year and now they can take their parents car wherever they want without the supervision of a well-seasoned adult driver. This could lead to some fatal accidents if they were to panic or second guess themselves in the event that a split second decision must be made on the road. You could still get a learners permit when you turn fifteen, however, you would have to wait three years to get the real deal. Notwithstanding the wait, you would have more tools under your belt once you acquire your driver's license at