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Do you think England should do the same?
Personally i dont think we should look at how many under-age drivers who drive. Also if everyone can drive when thier 15-16 there will be a hell alot of traffic on the roads.
Hmm what do you think?
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Don't you get a provisional type thing so you can drive but with an adult present when your 16 in the USA? That's what I've always assumed it was but I'm not really that bothered, it's just a years difference and when your 15/16, you aren't as mature as you would be when your 17/18 so there could be more accidents. And, if you want to drive when your 16, get a moped. :P
to get an american license all u do is sit in the car and prove u can drive down a road to pass at 16
i voted no because i think its fine as it is
No I dont want 16 year old rude bois pimping their cars.
No I think 16 is a bit too young to be driving :)
No no no no no no no. It's bad enough with all the 17 year old chavs who have just passed their test tearing up the roads as it is.
Not really as everyone isn't really ready to take driving tests :S
I know I'm not and I'm 18 so :l
and getting stuck on kerbs :eusa_whisQuote:
Originally Posted by jesus
15 and 16 year olds have enough pressure with GCSE's, the current age of 17 is a good time, particularly for those students who are aiming to go away to University.
Stop bloody driving then?Quote:
Originally Posted by jesus
Just no.
17 is good enough, why do we have to copy USA?
Insurance would be even higher.
17 is fine. 16 year olds have GCSEs and 18 year olds are in the final years of college or getting shipped off to Uni.
If I was 15/16, I would have probably said yes but there'd be lots of people who just would be stupid drivers.
I'm American YAYYYYY! I can drive when im 16 :D
But Idc what you guys do, your government descision