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what should your first car be??
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Well with all these teenager accidents now a days I think they should start driving at 18, because sixteen year olds are careless and crazy drivers! I fear them on the rode!Did James Kim have the Onstar or a cell phone in his car?
I don't really know what starting car they should have, but of course something cheap, and not to expensive....hmmm basically think about what is safer for your child.
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When the parent feels they are mature to drive.16
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i would think 17 because that ways they still have a year in high school and show off your cool car, and it not to old or not to youngWhere do I look for car accidents?
Thats a little tricky. Too many teens are too into being impressive and irresponsible but not all. So,some may be mature enough to handle driving while others may never be. When my kids are at that age Ill decide. If not then they can do it when they are legally able to on their own.What do you say about Thiruvanathapuram roads?
The driving age should be whatever your legal age is. Where I live you can get your permit at 15 and your license at 16. The first car the teenager gets obviously depends upon the finances of that particular family. It all depends upon a lot of different factors.15 is the legal age in MN. The first car exactly, I don't think is all that important as long as the child can learn that one and not keep switching vehicles for a little while anyways.
Start them driving at 15 in all weather conditions. Set some rules, no cell phone and no more than 1 friend in the car. If you don't let your child start driving under your supervision, they will just teach themselves when they turn 18 (and that doesn't turn out that good).
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16 with a learner's permit and 17 for driver's license. Your first car should be your parents' car. To own a car, it should be whatever you can afford to buy.How can I be less nervous before taking the road test in NY?
i think it should depend on what the parents think. they laws now are fine. because it does help out a lot to have more drivers in the house.Driver Ed i need the answer today?
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I think that a child should drive at 18. That way they have a little bit more of Common sense than they did at 16. Cuz at 15 and 16 years of age they want to challenge people and they'll drive right after they have a drink and that way they can stay safe!Where do you get roll cages built?
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i would say 14 but 15 and 16 is the best time to startDoes the 2001 Limited Edition Chrysler PT Cruiser have a "black box"?
As a law I think 16 at the absolute youngest, and they should probably have restrictions on the number of passengers and night driving. However, I think you should start teaching your children how to drive (on private property) as soon as they can touch the pedals. Driving well is a challenging skill and people need all the practice they can get. At first just operating the vehicle can be pretty overwhelming without having to deal with traffic and signs. Also I think they should be required to learn and test on standard transmission cars. And the test should be more similar to a pilot license then the bs that passes for a license test in the US today. And there shouldn't be speed limits on interstate highways. But I digress. First car should ideally be purchased by the child or at least they should pay for the insurance. It should be something safe but with a standard transmission.I'd happily encourage go karting or similar types of motorsports at an early age if the child is interested. Both fun and provides an excellent basis for car control when that time comes. As for actual driving on public roads, obviously there is a legal age limit that comes into play, and the need of a parent to evaluate the maturity of the child to handle that responsiblity (some kids might actually be able to handle this at 14, while others really may not be ready until 19 - if ever).
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For my state, a learner's permit is available at 15, which is probably appropriate for many. And licenses are restricted as well until drivers are 18. I think this is also generally good if only to help parents evaluate how things are going.
16 for learners permit and 17 for drivers license. The first car should be the parents car and rules and boundaries should be set, no drinking no cells, no racing, common sense things. When they want their own car they should buy it. Most parents can't afford to do that any way.
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