The Benefits Of Driving And Driving

I am a 15 year old girl, soon turning 16 and will, hopefully, be getting my driver’s license. There is only one problem I don’t have a car and my parents don’t want me driving their cars alone, so, therefore, I can’t ever really drive around like I need to. If I got a car, it would change everything. It would give everyone else more time, not having to worry about who is going to pick me up and all of the confusion.

In contrast, many believe that 16 years old is old enough to operate a motor vehicle. Many minors living with their parents face punishments, such as suspension of driving privileges, if they get a ticket or in a collision. They fear losing the ability to drive the family car if they break traffic laws, and often decide to obey the laws rather than be punished. In addition, teens need transportation to their jobs, classes, various entertainment venues, sports practices and competitions. Parents often lack the time to chauffeur the young adults to and from these places. Driving is imperative to teenage life. The ability to drive allows a teenager to be less dependent on their parents and more able to take on additional responsibilities. Without driving privileges, teens would not be able to get to the destinations previously listed.

When you grow up you need the experience for the rest of your lifetime because you need to have the experience so you will drive really good when you get older and it will help you make good and better choices when you get older and drive better .

Driving opens up a whole new world for teenagers. Driving let's teenagers understand what the life of adulthood is like and the responsibility behind driving, buying food, getting groceries, getting gas, and so much more. Driving also gives teenagers the responsibility to do things on their own and not rely on their parents if they want to do something.

Getting your driver’s license is a coming-of-age time in a person’s life. It is taking another step to becoming an adult. In the article, they suggested that grades and attendance could make or break your privilege to drive on and off campus.

"The problem with drinking and driving is the mourning after", a very simile quote has such a huge meaning behind it, in my family's case we got off lucky. It was a late night, my father received the phone call, I don't think I've seen that look ever in his eyes the 18 years I've been alive. It was about his brother he had gotten in a very catastrophic accident after making the horrible choice to drink and drive. It seemed like the longest drive to Dallas which is where my uncle was airlifted to go into surgery. We arrived at the hospital and were told he was unconscious so I waited in the waiting room with my cousins to comfort them while my aunt and dad were in the room with my uncle. After sitting in the gloomy waiting room for what seemed life forever I decided to take my cousins home we stopped by to get food. His choice to drink and drive was a very bad one, he was unfit to make such a big choice while not in the correct state of mind he had alcohol in his system and lots of it, he had no right to endanger not only his life but every other person that was around him while he was driving. Statistics show that Texas is the leading state for drunk driving cases and Harris county alone had 362 deaths in 2015 alone, driving under the influence not only has physical damage that can be done there's the emotional side that people have to deal with and what the families go through, drunk driving has more effects than just what just meets the eye. Drunk drivers

Driving can be exhilarating. When you role your windows down and enjoy the fresh cool spring air. Jamming out to your favorite song and just watching the road ahead of you. You just drive and drive and let the road take you to places you've never been before. Places to explore and to have new adventures.

In today’s world, the idea of a sixteen-year-old driving has become a way of life. If some decide to think about it, most teenagers these ages should not be on the road driving. The majority of the drivers still have no job or still lives with their parents, and most are also still in school. For the most part, they have no way to get to school, and to get from school. In order for them to get to school, they would have to ask their parents. There have been plenty of times when I wanted to drive somewhere because my parents were not home. I know that therefore so many teenagers younger than sixteen anxious to get on the road to drive. They may think they are responsible, but they should not be on the road

To start off with, you still need to learn how to drive. As a little kid I have always wanted to drive. Now I’m at the age of driving and I need to learn. What if you had a driverless car and it malfunction, then you need an actual driver to take over and what if you do not know how to. It could be very dangerous for you and anybody else on the road. So having a driver in the car while driving would be very important

And those consequences are not just monetary. Unpaid tickets can result in additional fines. Failure to pay those fines can lead to suspension or loss of license, and even jail time for some if they continue to drive without a license. As a result, over 4 million California drivers were without a license in 2015 [1].

The first position in this argument is some young people who do know how to drive or near to learn driving are mostly immature. Due to a recent study young drivers who do know how to drive are very immature and irresponsible about their driving skills such as drinking and driving, drugs, and sometimes just being behind the wheel will cause such things like car

Driving has become an integral part of today's society.The ability to commute long distances and perform daily tasks quickly (such as picking up food at the grocery store) is evidence of our advancement in technology.Naturally earning the ability to drive is a cornerstone in anyone's life,"sixteen" being an age well remembered for this new-found knowledge. This changed however when Oregon passed a law limiting these privileges called "graduated licensing" - and although its intentions are well meaning graduated licensing's result is far from perfect.

In 1994 the the ability to apply for licenses in California was revoked. Immigrants were relegated to continuing their daily lives which meant operating a motor vehicle without a license. Regrettably, this has resulted in deportations, arrests, vehicle impoundments and even some tickets.

Driving is right of passage. For some people driving is seen as freedom, and Independence from parents, and depending on others for rides. People who enjoy driving have their favorite times of year that they enjoy the most, Hopefully i can give some positives, and negatives about driving in summer and the winter.

     In responding , one can say that teenagers always complain about the ¡§grown up¡¨ world and its rules. Teens find it rather hard to be part of the grown up worl until they have the licence to go out on their own. Basically, the whole concept of graduated licencing is not so complicated. There are only a few changes: 1) There must be a fully licensed driver beside you with at least four years of driving experience in the G1 level. 2) There is a year waiting period between the G1 level and G2 level. 3) New drivers may only drive in cities, not on highways, and only during daytime hours. Even though there is a 1 month waiting period between G1 level and G2 level, it can be shortened to 8 months by taking a driver¡¦s insurance training course. During this course, the driver will learn more about techniques on driving, and it will cost less when getting car insurance later on.