A state wants to raise the age at which a person can get a driver's license from 16 years old to 18. Which individual is likely to provide the most reliable oral argument on the subject?

the director of a driver education program

a teenager who wants to drive at age 16

a parent of two teenagers

the owner of a used car business

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Shiloh Stevens

2 February, 23:10

A state wants to raise the age at which a person can get a driver's license from 16 years old to 18. Which individual is likely to provide the most reliable oral argument on the subject?

the director of a driver education program

a teenager who wants to drive at age 16

a parent of two teenagers

the owner of a used car business

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Porter Cruz · Answer 1

the director of a driver education program

Explanation:

The director of a driver education program is likely to provide the most reliable oral argument on the subject of raising the age at which a person can get a driver's license from 16 years old to 18.

Nathanial · Answer 2

A. the director of a driver education program

Explanation:

The director of a driver education program will have more evidence and data to support the argument because he/she will have the results from the program and the age at which kids took them. People are more likely to believe what the director says rather than anyone else.