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more restrictions on those over the age of 70, older be the lower fatality rate due to crashes According to Help Guide, they could save money on gas + no car no gas = extra money Also they could improve their health, if they were to lose their licenses they have more opportunities to walk or ride…

society many students are facing many consequences without a license. It can lead to many serious crashes and can even injure a teenager badly. Also practicing driving alone shouldn't be allowed. Other other people will suffer by teens make more mistakes, teens are not experienced enough yet. Just by simply adding two years doesn't harm anyone, it just reduces the death rate from teens. Teens can simply get distracted either by texting and driving or talk on the phone while eating. Not…

fact that teenagers deserve to be treated as an independent adult. First, I would like to discuss the age of people all over the world that is associated with having the ability to drive. Now regardless of being sixteen as in just receiving your license or being twenty years old the person driving controls the car. So people can not criticize teenagers for entering…

Do you remember how excited you were to finally get your license when you were sixteen? Or do you remember how excited you were going to be once you reached sixteen so imagine if they were to raise the driving age to eighteen. The driving age should not be raised. It should not be raised because sixteen is a good age to start driving. You're old enough to have an job at this age so you should be able to have a license to make sure you can be self reliant getting to work or anywhere else without…

needs to have serious consequences within school instead of simply outside of it. A student who receives a something such as a speeding ticket should be punished, much like they are now, with a fine ;however, in addition to the fine, the teen’s license should be suspended until a drivers ed course is completed. This course should specifically focus on safe driving rather than the rules of the road as in a standard drivers ed class. Schools could develop a program or module that would consist of…

Should 16 year olds really be allowed to drive or should we raise the driving age to 18? I personally think the driving age should be raised to 18 and here are some of my reasons why. ( 18 being the driving age, statistics, maturity, ) For my first reason 18 should be the driving age I will tell more as you read on but to start I want to tell more on why 18 would be the best driving age. Sure 16 would be a nice age because you are in high school and you have friends and you can go out and…

As we enter adulthood, one thing that all of us inevitable learn to do is drive a vehicle. Whether our parents teach us or we take driver’s ed, driving in itself is an essential ability that we all must know to get by in life. That is why, in this entry, I am going to talk about the time I took Driver’s Ed. Last summer, my brother and I signed up for the Driver’s Ed program in New Hampton. This lasted most of our summer, and having to wake up early on summer mornings living on Pop-Tart…

teenagers to be driving all around it. Why would we want to put ourselves in danger when we have the power to put an end to it. Teens have a very high percentage of car crashes than any other age, so why not raise the age of getting a driver’s license. We the people should want to better our country and by raising the age we can prevent the unnecessary deaths of civilians in the annual 900,000 car crashes per year. Over 2,000 people die and over 300,000…

We face a lot of accidents every day, and this is very dangerous because one day it might hurt us, hurt a family member, or a friend. I lived in Jordan for ten years and I didn’t notice as much accidents as here in the US, and all of this is because how easy and simple is the process to be a licensed driver in here. comparing to Jordan the rules is much stricter and it’s very hard to pass the tests there. The process in Jordan is complicated, we start taking class after we turn 18, because they…

Teens everywhere are excited when they can drive. "Tennessee allows drivers to get a learners permit at the age of 15. To earn a graduated driver’s license, you must have held your learners permit for six months, be at least 16 years old, and complete a log providing you have 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…