I, a future driver of America, am concerned about the driver license policy. I and other
future drivers of America think that it is a good and a well-educated choice that should be
made across. The policy that states, you must have a high school diploma or a graduation
equivalent degree in order to apply for a driver's license is good. I feel that this is the best
way to get our license. Don't you? This technique will and shall keep kids in school. Another
pro is that there will be less car accidents. Finally, another reason is that kids will and would
be more mature. Therefore, this policy will be a change in the society.
Have you ever wanted your license really badly? Well we sure do. Kids today really want
their licenses early. They want it early because then they can go anywhere by themselves
and their parents don't need to follow them around.
They also will do anything to get it.
Nothing will stop them from trying. Therefore, they will go through anything to obtain their
goal, which is to get a driver license.
Would you want to live in a place, where there is little traffic? I know I would. If kids got
their license during their senior year they will be more educated in safety. There will be less
car accidents. Less kids would be drunk driving, because they already learned about it in
school. But if kids got it early, it would be a disaster. There will be accidents and accidents all
over. Therefore, accidents would be at an all time low.
Don't you wish that kids would be a little more mature? I am a kid. I know that it is a
fact that kids are not mature. Some are...
What about aliens and immigrants?
What about those who immigrate to America with no knowledge of the English language? Are they to go back to school and study? Many come to make a better living for their family, so they come to work. They can't obtain a diploma or an equivalent just to drive. There are many responsible drivers who did not graduate. I understand if they enforce a stricter driver's ed. program, but not require a high school education or equivalent.
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