Teen Drivers
By: Heather Setree

For many years there have been 16 year old driving on our roads, but there are more and more fatal accidents from first year drivers. Some of the states allow 16 years old to have a unrestricted license, there is only one state that allows teens to have a unrestricted license at the age of 15. There are 20 states that allow 17 year old have a unrestricted licenses. The rest of the states won't allow teens to drive until they are 18. That is only a total of 7 states. Teen drivers are one of the most dangerous drivers on the road along with their teen passengers. During this I will explain to you the reasoning that teens are having such a higher crash ratings, explain the brain and it functions at the younger teen ages. Then what we can do to help save our children lives before we loose them.

I have watched my son grow for the past five years and he is now 15. In the state of Kansas they allow teens to get a learners premit at the age......

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Title: Changing The Driving Age
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Approximate Pages: 3 (250 words per double-spaced page)

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