My fellow graduates‚ teachers‚ administration‚ family‚ and friends‚ it is with great honor that I speak before you at this momentous event. Tonight‚ we are celebrating the accomplishments of the past and the infinite possibilities of the future. And so‚ naturally‚ I’d like to begin with a story about failure. Or more exactly‚ driving-related failure. I didn’t take driver’s ed till I was 16‚ because I procrastinated as usual. But despite the fact that I took driver’s ed later‚ I passed the class with
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these things lead to accidents. According to AAA and Seventeen Magazine 34% of teens don’t think anything bad will happen while driving distracted. Now I think if young drivers are giving from 15 ½ to have their learners permit‚ and got there driving license at 18 years old it would give them more time to get to know how to drive‚ and realize how dangerous distracted driving really is. http://www.stoptextsstopwrecks.org/#facts Another major reason I think that the driving age should be raised to 18
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parking lot I learned how to accelerate‚ brake‚ turn‚ and park. Once I had graduated from the parking lot I moved to paved roads and eventually the freeway. I felt I was ready and had the confidence that I needed to take the driving test. Getting my license was a very exciting time in my life. On the way to the DMV it was very nerve wracking. I could barely concentrate on driving and I worried about parallel parking. When I finally got to the DMV I had to wait‚ for what seemed like hours‚ to take the
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The loss of life is always a tragedy‚ especially if it is a life cut short. So anything that could prevent such tragedies from occurring are almost always brought into effect. Case in point many states have placed restrictions on anyone under 18 as to what they are allowed to do behind the wheel of a car. These restrictions were seen as the right way to cut the amount of fatal car accidents involving 16-17 year old drivers and for the most part it did. With these restrictions the there appeared
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drivers aren’t doing it alone. A. “Drivers ages 16-19 have significantly higher crash rates compared with older drivers‚ and traffic crashes are the leading cause of death in that age group.” (TranSafety‚ Inc.) 1. I have picture of high school license plates. 2. My classmate is paralyzed from a car accident. B. “They are more likely to have 3 or more passengers in their car primarily other teenagers.” (TranSafety‚ Inc.) Natalie Hall Persuasive
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support raising the legal age‚ but there are also ones that are against raising the age. In order to form an opinion‚ one must carefully consider: the maturity of teens‚ the fact that teens need to gain experience driving‚ the effects of not having a license will have on teens‚ the restrictions placed on new drivers‚
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[pic] [pic] by Faduma Salah Sharif School: Zadkine Course: IBS Date: 15/09/10 Teacher: Ms Koo Subject: English Class: 1L Page Contents 1. Preface..........................................................................................................................3 2. Pass 1 – Researching Career Information.....................................................................4 3. Pass 2 – Creating a Career Plan...................................................................
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California DMV In 1987‚ the California Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) embarked on a major project to revitalize their driver’s license and registration application process. DMV’s project was supposed to deliver everything that the department was looking for: ability to track of the state’s 31 million drivers’ licenses and 38 million vehicle registrations. By 1993‚ after $45 million dollars had already been spent‚ the project was canceled. The San Francisco Chronicle described the situation as
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Stefani Ward Age Limit Essay Professor Trewitt 8 – 8:55 Mandatory Age Limits As senior citizens grow older‚ they do not react as quickly as they used to. It’s not realistic to allow someone to drive who could endanger others. Senior citizens over the age of 75 should not be able to drive. They have increased health problems‚ require more medication‚ and drive too slow. Senior citizens have increased health problems making it difficult to handle a car safely. For example
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themselves. One of theses laws being a limited number of passengers in the car with a teenage driver. One place that has this law is here in the state of Tennessee‚ when a sixteen-year-old receives there license they are only allowed to have one other teen in the car with them‚ the second of holding a license they can have two underage people in the car with them. When the diver turns eighteen they are finally granted with an unrestricted
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