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    Legal Driving Age Essay

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    I believe the driving age should be raised by increasing the legal driving age to eighteen. At eighteen you are legally an adult progressing towards adulthood, at eighteen a person can vote, obtain a marriage permit, buy cigarettes, join the military, consent on legally binding contracts, start there own business, move out on there own, at the age of eighteen you become more responsible. Someone who is eighteen can take responsibility for there own actions. I feel driving should be also one of…

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    Should The Driving Age be 16? Adolescents are unable to get afterschool jobs because of driving restrictions. Lawmakers have been considering raising driving ages to 18. Lawmakers should keep the driving age at 16, so they can drive themselves instead of their parents. The driving age should stay at 16 because teens can get after school jobs and the number of car crashes Jablonski 2 will 16-year-old drivers is decreasing. Therefore, the legal driving age should remain at 16. A reason why,…

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    Driving Age Research Paper

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    Driving Age Is Good As Is Sixteen probably is the best birthday of of a kid’s life because they get their license, but people are trying to take that freedom away from teens. Teen driving have killed many teenagers in the last few years, so one idea to fix this problem is to raise the minimum driving age, but there are others ways to fix this problem before going to extremes. Teens will fix anything just so they can have the keys, but politicians don’t get that, they think since people are…

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    The Driving Age

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    There is talk of the driving age being pushed up in the next couple of years. Like any other problem there are two sides to this debate; there are people who are for changing the driving age and there are people who are against changing the driving age. One of the main arguments for raising the driving age is that most accidents happen within the first few years of driving and are usually caused by something that could have been avoided if the driver…

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    Minimum Driving Age Essay

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    up and people to be late for important events in their lives. Most adults who have been driving all their lives blame new teenage drivers from a majority of these accidents. Adult drivers get a sense of distress when they see a teenage driver on the road. They feel that at age 16, teenagers aren’t ready mentally to drive therefore the minimum age requirement to drive should be raised. The minimum driving age in my opinion should not be raised due to the fact that new teenage drivers are not the…

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    Students reckless driving records has increased higher each year. The driving age is sixteen. By raising it to a higher age will be more convenient for adults.Today teenagers have an attitude and road rage. By raising the driving age Students can be more experienced, safer and less people on the road, and be more mature. First off by raising the driving rate students can get more experienced. By having more experience there will be less teenager accidents, and lower the drunk driving rate.…

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    sound of a car accident caused by an irresponsible teenager. The legal driving age should be raised. At the ages of 16-17the risk of a fatal car crash is highest. The driving age should be raised because it would save lives and young people aren’t responsible enough. If the legal driving age was raised, lives would be saved. There would be a change in the amount of deaths if the age was raised. The article, “Raising The Driving Age To 18 Will Save Lives” states, around 6,000 teenage drivers…

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    Why the driving age should not be raised Driving is a big art of maturing and growing as an individual. State governments are pushing for the driving age to be raised to eighteen, but there is no reason for this. Sixteen year olds are naturally capable to drive with their senses being heightened as they are younger. Generally, sixteen year olds are unfairly judged as irresponsible and not attentive enough to drive. They also need access to driving in order to get around, and it makes no sense…

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    legislatures are considering to raise the minimum driving age from sixteen to eighteen because of safety concerns. When a person turns sixteen he or she is old enough to get a job and have many responsibilities. As a teenager myself, I enjoy the freedom of driving myself places, even though it might just be to work some days. Also at my age, I am stuck between a child and an adult. The ability to drive makes it seem like I am not a child anymore. The driving age should not be raised because the…

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    one under the age of 16 years of age is able to obtain a driver’s license. For that reason the majority of teens look forward to turning 16 so they can get their driver 's license and start their independent life. Myself, like my teenage friends were beyond excited that we were finally able to get our driver’s license and be able to go out without having our parents drop us off everywhere. A couple of my friend’s parents bought them brand new cars as a gift for passing the driving test, but…

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