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Teen Driving is a fun thing for us teens, we are excited we feel achieved we feel like such big people. The adrenalin of finally having a new car! And much more. We block out the dangerous risks we are presenting into our lifes. We need too always remeber important factors we are going to encounter. While driving we are going too expierience different and new things for example other peoples road rage we will see rashes we will see people driving irrisposably ad speeding. We know we shouldn do…

Teenagers still drink and drive because of social situations. They typically drink alcoholic beverages at parties and sometimes because of peer pressure. The alcohol or drugs make their reactions slower than normal making them more prone to fatal car crashes. The best way to avoid drinking and driving is not to drink at all. It’s illegal since teens are underage. This isn’t the case though, so the best way to avoid hurting yourself or others is to have cab fare on you. The other options are to…

Cycle is not covered under this legislation. Children under the age of 16 are not eligible for applying to obtain a driving license and not eligible to take up driving jobs. The child labor laws are very detailed and explain the conditions and the time limits for various activities that the children under 16 years of age can be permitted to do and cannot be allowed to do. For…

Pedestrian road accidents show a marked peak for children aged 5, 6 and 7 years with boys twice as involved as girls at these ages. The present paper depicts a review of kids' introduction did to give suitable information to this quantitative examination. The examination gives assessments of the danger to offspring of diverse ages and sex in their ordinary example of street intersection and in intersection streets of distinctive movement thickness and demonstrates that the mischance insights…

Distracted driving by cell phone uses were identified as a major threat in driving, causing serious and sometimes fatal crashes. According to National safety Consul, nearly 25% of all car crashes (1 out of 4) involved cell phone distraction. Only in 2011, cell phone use in motor vehicle crashes caused $100B in damages ( ). Due to the danger it posed to the public, cell phone use in driving has been banned in 37 states in the United State ( ). Moreover, smartphones give this opportunity to us to…

Drivers Ed is Beneficial Drivers ed is beneficial for today’s teen. Youthful drivers can acquire a driver’s license. In fact that supported driver direction gets ready high schoolers to become mindful drivers, most teens need supported additional curricular exercises, and teenagers are profitable part of the work industry and should have the capacity to drive to work. Drivers ed prepares the teens to become responsible drivers. Taking Drivers Ed while in high school helps the students become…

As technology and our ever-changing society enables more teenagers to do more, sooner, one can easily observe the accompanying concerns among our adult population- and our lawmakers. One example of this is a recent proposition suggesting that students should be banned from driving to and from school if their area provides bus services. The reason for this idea is that doing this would simultaneously relieve traffic congestion and fix morning tardiness issues. However, I submit that…

Getting my driver’s license was an accomplishment of my own and I’m proud to say that I accomplished my goal. When I was 17 I got my license and there were many obstacles I faced during the process of getting my permit and then later on getting my license. The first step I had to take was being enrolled in a student driver’s course where I had to complete 30 hours of classroom instruction and 8 hours of behind-the-wheel instruction. (“Louisiana Teen Drivers Guide”) The law in the state of…

‘Too Young, Too Soon’ Written by Michael Grey The controversial issue of daredevil acts by young people has yet again been brought to light, prompted teenagers attempting to sail on a solo voyage around the world. This has been further provoked by the increasing number of teenagers wishing to take part, through encouragement of eager parents. This opinion piece, written by Michael Grey, ‘Too Young, Too Soon’ was published for Insight Publications in 2010, and was written due to the author…

I am going to talk to you about why older drivers should have restrictions. Australia is an ageing population and as you can see from this graph people are living longer, this means that there are lots of older drivers on our roads. A study in Queensland found that the accidents caused by older drivers could be due to a range of age-related declines like deterioration in sensory, cognitive and motor abilities, medical and neurological conditions. As you can see on this graph, due to this decline…