Imagine your state is considering a bill that would eliminate teens' ability to obtain a restricted driver's license at age 15 and would increase the minimum age for a regular driver's license from 16 to 18 years. The American Automobile Association publishes an article on its website about the proposed policy. In a well-written paragraph, explain what their position would most likely be on the idea and what actions they might take to get it passed or not passed.

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Cameron

4 October, 05:05

Imagine your state is considering a bill that would eliminate teens' ability to obtain a restricted driver's license at age 15 and would increase the minimum age for a regular driver's license from 16 to 18 years. The American Automobile Association publishes an article on its website about the proposed policy. In a well-written paragraph, explain what their position would most likely be on the idea and what actions they might take to get it passed or not passed.

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Gunnar Tyler · Answer 1

The American Automobile Association is trying to make our streets safer places to be. By raising the age that youths are allowed to get a regular driver's license, you are keeping them safe by not being able to drive. This is a very smart thing to do, because those youths are the future of our world. One of them could find a permanent cure and vaccine to cancer, one of them could have become the president that solved world conflicts, some of them could become our next police force that completely abolishes the drug networks on our streets. These youths are very important, and by letting them drive at such a young age, we are putting them in danger.