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    Monitoring Young Drivers

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    Many teenagers look forward to being independent. Driving gives them that independence. In high schools today it is common for students of legal age to drive to and from school. Most young drivers are inexperienced and do not have the skill of other drivers. Teenagers are significantly more likely to crash in their first month of driving than they are after their first two years of solo driving, according to a new study from the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety (The Washington Post). New drivers should be forced to have signed on their cars identifying them as first-year drivers because there can be fewer accidents and other people and police officers will be more vigilant in monitoring young drivers. In their first year of driving, young…

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    last two weeks. I went to the DMV(department of motor vehicles) to take my third driver test. After thirty minutes, it was my turn to take the test. Suddenly, I felt nervous and my hand were sweaty because it is my third and last chance. Besides, I started to pray that there was a good traffic waiting for me so that I could pass the exam as smooth as possible. I let the road test examiner get in the car and start the test. Unfortunately, I failed the driving test in two minutes. It was a…

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    Teenage Driving Essay

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    control as well as the freedom they never 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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    accidents are the leading causes of death among teenage drivers, ages 16-20. The system has certain restrictions for young drivers, but that alone does not solve the dangers of teenage driving. Teenagers in this generation will get behind the wheel of an automobile and assume that they know all aspects of driving a vehicle. It should be mandatory that teenage drivers take a driver's education class to make driving safer. First, Teenage drivers are easily distracted and have short attention…

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    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 have less experience behind the wheel. With less experience, they will not be accustomed to road safety and general rules that every driver follows. According to the Governors Highway…

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    Every teenagers dream is to 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…

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    Many states have increased the age at which teens can begin to drive because of safety concerns. I believe raising the minimum driving age from 16 to 18 is not a necessary decision to make. Driving age should not be raised because you can work at 16, it teaches responsibility, and it eliminates the need for transportation. Kids growing up look up to being a teenager and…

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    Should the Driving Age Be Lowered? Did you know that 71 percent of tweens have an interest in cars? Although they may be fascinated by the machines they cannot own or drive one of their own for around six more years. Why have them wait? If a 14-year-old teenager is able to pass all of the tests to be eligible to drive a car, why shouldn’t they be able to? Allowing teenagers to drive earlier in their lives will allow them to mature at an earlier age. If a 14-year-old wanted to drive,…

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    minimum driving age should remain at 16 because teens can transport themselves instead of depending on a parent, they will gain responsibility, and their guardian can use that to keep them under control. The first reason the driving age should remain at 16 is so teens don't have to depend on their parents to transport them places.Parents are constantly having to take their children place. When my brother was in high school my parents used to constantly have to change her plans for him, but when…

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