Explain Why The Driving Age Should Not Be Raised To 18
You're a single dad and have three kids of your own. Your eldest child just turned sixteen and got her learner driver's license and loves playing sport and being social. This can be exhausting trying to chase after them all the time taking them to sports and other events. But by having your eldest child being able to drive at the age of 16 just takes a load off your shoulders. The driving age should not be raised from 16.
Most students today leave school wanting to attend University. Leaving school at the 17 still on their learners and no way to get there on their own. They will need someone who has had there New Zealand full drivers license for at least 2 years in the car with them. Also if the driving age is raised to 17 new drivers will be less experience as they have not had as much time practicing to drive and could cause more harm than good. I think personally 17 is too old to be learning to drive. …show more content…
In New Zealand, there is an estimate of 12,786 dairy farms in New Zealand I don't know about you but that's a heck of a lot. A lot of young Kiwis live on farms in a rural community and love playing sport and being social but having to rely on your parents to take you sports and other events can be a hassle for them. Sometimes this can hold you back not knowing if your parents can pick you up for a weekday training so you only play one sport. If the driving age gets raised this will just cause more Kiwis to not be involved with as much sports and other events causing young New Zealanders to be less sporty. So I say if you want Aussie to start beating us at every sport raise the driving
Most students today leave school wanting to attend University. Leaving school at the 17 still on their learners and no way to get there on their own. They will need someone who has had there New Zealand full drivers license for at least 2 years in the car with them. Also if the driving age is raised to 17 new drivers will be less experience as they have not had as much time practicing to drive and could cause more harm than good. I think personally 17 is too old to be learning to drive. …show more content…
In New Zealand, there is an estimate of 12,786 dairy farms in New Zealand I don't know about you but that's a heck of a lot. A lot of young Kiwis live on farms in a rural community and love playing sport and being social but having to rely on your parents to take you sports and other events can be a hassle for them. Sometimes this can hold you back not knowing if your parents can pick you up for a weekday training so you only play one sport. If the driving age gets raised this will just cause more Kiwis to not be involved with as much sports and other events causing young New Zealanders to be less sporty. So I say if you want Aussie to start beating us at every sport raise the driving