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Why The Legal Driving Age Should Be Raised
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"I wonder where John is?" Sandra Tucker thought, checking her watch. It was nearly 6 p.m., time for John to be home for supper. But her son never made it to the table. Driving home from his after-school job in Hartwell, Georgia, 16-year-old John had been having a little fun with a teenager in ....
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....ven differ from crashes involving drivers only a year or two older. For one thing, 16-year-olds get into trouble trying to handle unusual driving situations, even small emergencies. More often than when older people drive, such situations turn into disasters. The essential problem is that the young people bring both inexperience at the wheel and the immaturity of their 16 years to the complex task of driving.
In 1996, a total of 1,539 people died in crashes involving 16-year-old drivers. .... |
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