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    obtain one. For instance going to classes also passing them, getting the permit, then taking the actual test. Everyone should be treated equally, even with driving laws. In the Newspaper Article, “Making Driving a Federal Matter” by Laine Picker talks about, how congress is passing bills to allow teenagers to obtain their driving license at the age of 16-17 years of age. For example in the article Laine Picker states, “The bills establish three main…

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    Drive Persuasive Speech

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    Restricting the driving age Topic: Limiting the age that elders can drive General Purpose: To persuade Specific Purpose: To persuade the class that there should be a restriction on the age that elders are able to drive. Thesis:As someone who shares a rode with those 70 and older, maybe we should all consider the possibility of making stricter requirements when it comes to their driving. Introduction Attention Getter: Imagine you’re driving down Coshocton and you're going 35.. The speed limit…

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    were unable to drive themselves, problems will definitely arise. Given that many state governments are considering raising the minimum driving age from 16 to 18, people need to made aware of such problems. The age requirement should remain at 16 because teens need the driving experience, responsibility, and ability to get to work on their own. To begin, driving experience is much needed in today’s youth. It is taught in many driver’s education courses that teens are the highest percentage…

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    decrease the amount of teen deaths caused by deadly car accidents. According to the article, “ Debate: Increasing the Driving Age” states that, “ Multiple studies prove that sixteen-year-olds are involved in more automobile accidents than 18-year-olds because they are less mature; therefore,increasing the driving age will save thousands of lives”. From this we can clearly see that the driving age should be increased because for the most part a teenager at the age of 16 is not mature enough,…

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    It should be a requirement in all states to retake the driver’s test and additional classes once an individual reaches a certain age so they still qualify to drive. While in the car with my mother, I noticed elderly people are often forgetful of the rules of the road thus causing them to be reckless while driving. It often frustrates me how they either drive too slow or too fast and make up their own rules while driving. Many changes in your body result from aging most of which are not…

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    practiced driving for at least 50 hours.” (ct.gov) All they can think about is driving and the freedom that come with driving. For many teens, driving is the first step to being adult because they have freedom to do almost anything they want. They go visit their friends, go to the mall, go get food, and drive to work. Learning how to drive and getting your license is the most important thing for a teenager. But many teens fail to think about the responsibilities and consequences of driving.…

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    Teenage Driving Essay

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    experienced before. The higher freedom could, however, be a recipe for more evil than could if not well utilized. For instance, on several occasions, people have blamed teenage deaths to drugs, violence and gangs among other deviant behavior. Reckless driving and a consequent high number of road accidents is, especially one major issue affecting teenagers that I feel is not getting enough attention. With these accidents, the number of untimely…

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    Pros And Cons Of The Driving Age

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    An estimated 20,000lives have been saved in the past twenty-five years, but yet politicians are not wanting to budge on the driving age in the United States. It is estimated that triple the number of lives saved due to the change in drinking age will be saved if the driving age was to be raised. It takes a lot of persuasion to change a hard headed politicians mind. What usually gets them to is a series of crashed involving young adults, and then, jut maybe, they will think of other ways to…

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    Would the trust be extended to something that everyone does everyday? As children transition into adulthood, they learn how to drive and start commuting themselves to their errands. In America, the legal driving age is 16, but some people believe that the age should be raised. However, the driving age should not be raised to 18 because that will cause drivers to be less experienced behind the wheel and will push back the ability to get a job. If people start learning to drive at 18, they will…

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    drive and be on there own, but is the age limit to drive right. Driving can be dangerous when people get in a serious wrecks. My opinion the age limit to start driving, which is 16 to 18, is the best option. The driving age should stay the same, 16 to 18, because teens start driving and get use to it, start to be responsible, and don’t have to ask their parents for a ride to school and specific places. Teens need to start driving and get use to it before they get out in the real world. Nobody…

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