Should the driving age be raised?

According to the American Highway Safety Insurance Association's report, raising the age of driving to 17 years or 18 years, "We can reduce massacres on American roads," says Matt Helms of Detroit Free Press. A 15 year old driver is 20 years old, the most deadly age group on the road.

Brooks Schuelke said at InjuryBoard.com, "There is no doubt that securing safe driving is a problem for young drivers." However, the answer is that "no one agrees" with improving driving age. I'm worried that even "security experts" might focus on the dangers of other driving, such as drunk driving.

Mr. Sue Shellenbarger of the Wall Street Journal says "It is scary among family members", "Shuttle during call" is actually "aging", so it exceeds the security problem far. "I have my daughter acquire a temporary license to go to school at the age of 15, and this school does not provide bus service."

Why is N. J. the only state to do this with the above data and the support of many experts to raise the minimum driving age? The answer may be in a recent online survey. It is to answer the question "Whether the legal minimum driving age should be raised to 18 years old or not". I answered 39% yesterday and 61% no. Clearly, the public and its elected representatives are not in favor of postponing licenses. However, recent achievements are the adoption of a phased driver license program or GDL program. The idea behind the GDL program is to have the new driver provide education and experience, then let him drive alone. In Georgia, driver's licenses begin with a license from 15 years old. In the eight provinces, the GDL program requires that people over the age of 16 apply for permission (CT, DE, KY, MA, NJ, NY, PA, RI, and D.C.). A permitted driver can only drive a driver's license over 21 years old

Driving is dangerous, especially for inexperienced drivers and those driving near inexperienced drivers. It is recommended to increase the statutory driving age from 16 years old to 18 years old. I think that this concept overestimates the high level responsibility and psychological endurance of 18 years old compared with 16 years old. You should only make changes if there is sufficient reason to make changes and there is not enough reason to do so. Almost all new drivers are afraid to hurt their cars and themselves. Normally, an 18-year-old child shows a stronger sense of responsibility than a 16-year-old child, but an 18-year-old child has a higher ability to pay for damage by a vehicle than a 16-year-old child, so the responsibility may be very high. Likewise, it will not cause car wreckage