reasons on why to have new teen drivers restrictions???
153420
I'm totally for teen driving restrictions..it gives you time to learn in a more restrictive way without so many distractions before you "go it alone", I am however not at all supportive of raising the driving age...I want my son home the first few years he's driving (when people are likelier to have accidents) so that by the time he's 'going it alone' he's got a few supervised years experience under his belt...plus, as your parents- we love you & want you safe :)
175260
calm down, there are too many young drivers out there.  take a drivers ed class.
292262
the onslaught of poverty & the expanding of the lower & middle classes, more of the family has to work earlier to stay level. the driving age should be lirradicated. anyone who can pass a driving test should be able to drive. accidents are caused by ppl not taking driving seriously which is an education problem. cell phone are another issue, 80% can drive well on a phone, the 20$ are gonna screw it up for the rest of us that do. i used to be a cab driver, almost all my business was on my cell. never had a problem with it.
629611
According to the law, driving is a privilege, not a right.  They can basically put whatever restrictions they see fit.
553494
Look up accident statisitcs in Europe.  They don't allow driving till the age of 18 over there.
99703
Yes,one of the main reasons there is such a problem with teen pregnancy is inconvinience of lack of funds, to get protection.There is also a problem with transportation ex:wanting to go to a place that offers contreceptives, but no bieng able to get there.I dont think having them at a highschool would encourage teens to have sex.Do people really believe the teens are giong to want to have sex more just because there is protection readily available.I mean just because you are young, doesn't mean you don't have a mind of your own.You are a human bieng just like anyone else.
1100515
If you mean by being caught, like being pulled over by the cops, well with just a permit you will most likely just get a warning or a ticket. I can only see a warning depending on what you did. But if a parent or no one who is at least 18 with a license isn't in the car with you then I just see a ticket and your permit being taken away. ALong with the possible not getting your real license till 18.
288307
coz dinking and driving is illegal and subject to penalties
1005086
You probably shouldn't. They probably ervoked your drivers license for good reason, and it is probably better for everyone if you are off the road.
1137716
Unfortunately, todays drivers are a bunch of pussies. This fact is not helped, by the fact there are too many new rules, not allowing the drivers to bump and grind as they did in the old days.
507705
1. Are teenagers really poor drivers?\n\n2. Are the police unduly hard on teenage drivers?\n\n3. Do store owners "assume" that teens are shoplifters when they are in their store?\n\n4. Why is the student council effective(or ineffective) in this school?\n\n5. How well does this community respond to the politics of the time by voting in local, state, and national elections?\n\n6. In examining the school budget, how much of the items are "fixed" costs?\n\n7. How do parents and the police feel about advertising that sex offenders live in the neighborhoods of your community?\n\n8. Convince your teacher and principal that there are rules in the school that are unfair and need to be changed.\n\n9. Should there be compulsory education for everyone until they are 16 or until they graduate?\n\n\nI hope these few help. I tried to make them so they would appeal to turned off students.
7749
Because they care about you. There is no benefit for them to be strict. They're trying to help you avoid making many of the mistakes that kids make. You may not understand it right now but they're being strict because they're looking out for you.
554673
she wont be driving, you have to be 16 to get a permit and 17 to take the driving test to get a full license.
994164
It depends what state you reside in; each one differs to a certain extent.  Some of the penalties could be loss of driving privileges; length of time to be determined, a fine, being remanded to your parents (probably the worst of all), maybe community service, etc.  First offences are usually not too bad, but a lawyer should not be needed.
112449
It depends on where you live. Many states have "Cinderella curfews," where the driver cannot be out past midnight without a note from an employer. Others have restrictions regarding the number of passengers or age of those passengers. For specific information based on where you live, visit the website of your state's Department of Motor Vehicles. You can find this site by running a Yahoo search with the name of your state and "DMV."
241273
probably the same age you can legally own a vehicle.  (probably 16 or 17 depending on the state) but being in your teens would have your rates generally be much higher.
892924
No. Many people seem to forget that driving is a privilege NOT a right. If you are too old, too short, too young, too drunk, or too stupid you should NOT be allowed to drive. It is not offensive to question this as it is about the safety of the entire community.