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New Study Shows Poverty, Not Age, the Key Factor in Teen Crashes

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  • Originally posted by OzzyKP
    People keep dodging this question. If there are many risky groups out there, why does all these restrictions affect teens exclusively?
    Again, because if you limit it for men, say, theyre limited for life. The cost far exceeds the benefit. Most men must support themselves, and many support families, and adding restrictions to driving in an auto dependent society would lead to massive social changes that would effect all.

    making teens wait an extra year for full driving privileges, mainly affects those teens (and not in such severe ways) and the businesses that expl- er, employ them, and that expl- er, sell to them.

    I would agree that teens whose work is a major support to their family (and there are such) should be exempt from such restrictions.
    "A person cannot approach the divine by reaching beyond the human. To become human, is what this individual person, has been created for.” Martin Buber

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