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In this country you have to be 18 to vote, 21 to drink. But at âge 14, in some states, and 16 in most, kids are given keys to 2-ton people killers. That makes me angry. I am 17.1 have my license and love to drive. Honestly, I don't follow ail the traffic rules. I speed, I tailgate. 5 I have never had an accident. But I am a teenager, and like ail teenagers, I am immature at times.
Teenagers don't always wear safety belts, they do not respect the speed limit and that causes accidents, injuries and sometimes death. The gravest danger of ail is drunk driving which has already killed so 10 many - young and old. According to doctors and researchers at John Hopkins University in Baltimore, 36% of ail deaths between âges 15-19 year-olds are the resuit of automobile accidents. And 42% of ail fatal alcohol related crashes are caused by people aged 16-24 according to statistics from the U.S. Department of Transportation 15 and the N.H. Department of Safety. Teenagers must learn about responsibility and conséquences before becoming potential killers.

Many driving test candidates are rather shy and nervous whereas others are disconcertjng.

Paul, a driving instructor, remembers: "I remember the case of Ludo: the first part of his test went quite well but half way through, it started raining and as Ludo did not remember how to demist* the windscreen, he kept both windows open for the rest of the ride. Back at the test centre, the examiner said to him:

'Sony, young man, your driving licence is ail soaked in my jacket, I can't give it to you!'

I also remember the case of James: he was always too confident, always trying to impress people with lousy* jokes. The examiner asked: 'What must you use when it's foggy?' James smiled and ansvyered: 'You'd better use public transport!' The examiner didn't laugh...

Emma's case was the most terrifying: she w^s behind two large vans on a country road limited to 30mph. Her view of tPie road ahead was blocked by a curve and she knew that she should wait but she accelerated and overtook the vans. Fortunately, there was no car driving towards them. She said to the examiner: 'I know that each year, more candidates fail for driving too slowly than for speeding'. He ordered her to stop and he took the whel"