Teenagers

1. 9 Responses to “Why is getting a drivers license an important event in the lives of many teenagers?”

2. By goddess on Apr 30, 2010 | Reply

   frustrating teenager

   Because it allows freedom on a whole new level.

3. By Chris O on May 2, 2010 | Reply

   frustrating relationship

   It’s seen as a step towards independance and adulthood. However that’s usually negated by the fact that they have to borrow mommy and daddy’s car, and the parents still pay for insurance and gas as well.

4. By =]<3 on May 5, 2010 | Reply

   teenager parents

   because when you wanna leave you can, like if your mom or dad is really pissing you off. or if you have to be picked up or drop off you can never be late.

5. By chiefs fan on May 8, 2010 | Reply

   stress

   Because it means more independant, and one step closer to adulthood.

6. By thosewerethedays on May 10, 2010 | Reply

   good teenager

   Writing an essay for school are we?

   Independence!!

7. By angelbaby on May 11, 2010 | Reply

   frustrating parents

   It means more freedom, to a certain extent. It’s not that way for all teens, though, my mom practically had to force one of my brothers to get his.

8. By denton_kj on May 11, 2010 | Reply

   how teenager

   Some teens don’t go to college. Thus not getting a student bus pass that can take you anywhere in the county for 40p. Meaning sometimes it can cost them up to £4.00. In my car I could get to town and back for £5 petrol. It’s worth that extra £1 to be able to stick your bags in the back and not hold onto the bus rail with your teeth while you struggle up the aisle.

   It also makes you feel independent. You can get up and go when you feel like. It’s also something ‘adults’ do and teens want to be treated like adults. That’s why they drink. Adults do it and they want to be treated like adults. So they act like it

   There’s no waiting for 6 hour trains to London (from here) in the dark, or getting up for them at 7am.

9. By Angelbaby12 on May 13, 2010 | Reply

   teenager stories

   FREEDOM!

   I waited to get my drivers license but at the same time most of my friends & my boyfriend had his. I was almost 18 before I started driving but had a learners permit from the age of 17.
   It was a great feeling to just be able to go. Not figure out who’s parents were gonna take us & pick us up. Who needed picked up where. As long as we made curfew our parents could say a word!

10. By Alys =] on May 14, 2010 | Reply

    parenting advice

    You don’t have rely on your parents to take you places anymore. Plus you don’t have to wait for them to come pick up from places.

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