Some people shouldn't be given drivers license.

jointntoday · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:10 pm

Kenny wrote:

Ranging God wrote:

wow, iam sorry to hear that, are you going to get a huge settlement from her??

I think the USA Drivers test should be harder

I think tests everywhere should be harder and please God stop old people driving on the road. Despite the fact I can't drive yet, It still angers me to see old people craned over the steering wheel going either waaay to fast or waaay to slow. Maybe thats just me.

we live out in the middle of no where so every sunday the streets are full of old people going to church and if you have to get somewhere that day...forget about it. youll be atleast 2 hours late..ive seen it as bad as 25mph in a 45mph

Adbot · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:10 pm

Ranging God · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:11 pm

jointntoday wrote:

Kenny wrote:

Ranging God wrote:

wow, iam sorry to hear that, are you going to get a huge settlement from her??

I think the USA Drivers test should be harder

I think tests everywhere should be harder and please God stop old people driving on the road. Despite the fact I can't drive yet, It still angers me to see old people craned over the steering wheel going either waaay to fast or waaay to slow. Maybe thats just me.

we live out in the middle of no where so every sunday the streets are full of old people going to church and if you have to get somewhere that day...forget about it. youll be atleast 2 hours late..ive seen it as bad as 25mph in a 45mph

But it is a teenage drivers that are the ones whoa re getting killed by driving bad.
Old people drive slow, and not too terrible

Brad · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:11 pm

Drinking, driving..

Some people will be mature enough to drive or drive at 14 but others wont be even at 21. So there is no good age for anything. It's all relative.

Dokter Bob · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:25 pm

CreepyPirate wrote:

18 is to young to drink, should be pushed up to 21. 16 is far to young to drive, no way are people responsible enough at that age should be shoved up to 18 IMO.

Well, it kind of is 18. Most parents will NOT let their kids drive at such a young age. Once they get their license, parents try to kind of build them up. I guess its kind of like driving practice?

Thats according to my parents, though.

Ranging God · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:26 pm

Dokter Bob wrote:

CreepyPirate wrote:

18 is to young to drink, should be pushed up to 21. 16 is far to young to drive, no way are people responsible enough at that age should be shoved up to 18 IMO.

Well, it kind of is 18. Most parents will NOT let their kids drive at such a young age. Once they get their license, parents try to kind of build them up. I guess its kind of like driving practice?

Thats according to my parents, though.

yeah, I had to wait tell i was 16 and a half, which is a big deal in my state bcasue most kids get it on there b day

Brad · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:28 pm

Dokter Bob wrote:

CreepyPirate wrote:

18 is to young to drink, should be pushed up to 21. 16 is far to young to drive, no way are people responsible enough at that age should be shoved up to 18 IMO.

Well, it kind of is 18. Most parents will NOT let their kids drive at such a young age. Once they get their license, parents try to kind of build them up. I guess its kind of like driving practice?

Thats according to my parents, though.

Not really.. I passed my test a couple of months back after turning 17 last December. As soon as I had done my test my dad bought me an old car and taxed and insured it for me.

Added to that, I drive at least 2-3 times a week and I've never coming near having or causing an accident.

Adbot · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:28 pm

Ranging God · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:29 pm

Brad wrote:

Dokter Bob wrote:

CreepyPirate wrote:

18 is to young to drink, should be pushed up to 21. 16 is far to young to drive, no way are people responsible enough at that age should be shoved up to 18 IMO.

Well, it kind of is 18. Most parents will NOT let their kids drive at such a young age. Once they get their license, parents try to kind of build them up. I guess its kind of like driving practice?

Thats according to my parents, though.

Not really.. I passed my test a couple of months back after turning 17 last December. As soon as I had done my test my dad bought me an old car and taxed and insured it for me.

Added to that, I drive at least 2-3 times a week and I've never coming near having or causing an accident.

I drive too much, I got into my accedent because I was over tiered.. I drive like 2 hours a day though

murdererdood · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:30 pm

CreepyPirate wrote:

18 is to young to drink, should be pushed up to 21. 16 is far to young to drive, no way are people responsible enough at that age should be shoved up to 18 IMO.

I'm going out on the lash tonight so i feel duty bound to tell you to sod off.

Also, driving really isn't hard. I don't see why there are so many accidents.

Dokter Bob · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:31 pm

Brad wrote:

Not really.. I passed my test a couple of months back after turning 17 last December. As soon as I had done my test my dad bought me an old car and taxed and insured it for me.

Added to that, I drive at least 2-3 times a week and I've never coming near having or causing an accident.

Have you ever seen a 16 year old American driving? Rofl, its madness.

But like I said, thats according to my parents, who happen to give that guideline to me.

Rune Beast0 · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:34 pm

Actually here you can drive with a parent at 14 and drive by yourself after a few months of supervised driving.

I agree with whoever said it's all relative, a mature 14 year old can be just as ready to drive as an immature, wild 16 year old.

Mikhail · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:37 pm

The thing is I witness at least 1 bicycle and vehicle accident in a day, but as for motorcycle I ve only seen 1 and that was 3 years ago probably because motorcycle fits in with crowd of vehicles. Also last week I saw guy on a bike and by that i mean bicycle rider a car swerved right at him thought the guy was okay but his bike was damaged, another thing he was wearing dirt bike outfit protection stuff and chest guard so it probably didn't hurt him much as i saw him biking the day after. But since my bike is totaled now I wont have one for months to come it was a PEUGEOT Racing bike.

jointntoday · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 12:51 pm

Brad wrote:

Drinking, driving..

Some people will be mature enough to drive or drive at 14 but others wont be even at 21. So there is no good age for anything. It's all relative.

i agree, im 14 and i can drive my moms car..and i have. i can drive 10x better then my 18 year old sister. if she's on the road your never safe. she even gets out of the car b4 putting it in park..2 times! theres no way in hell anyone should let her drive. but the law say's she can.
but because im 14 i cant..even if i can pass the test. kind of messed up... :roll:

Mikhail you should atleast get her to pay for a new bike for you.

Ranging God · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 1:01 pm

jointntoday wrote:

Brad wrote:

Drinking, driving..

Some people will be mature enough to drive or drive at 14 but others wont be even at 21. So there is no good age for anything. It's all relative.

i agree, im 14 and i can drive my moms car..and i have. i can drive 10x better then my 18 year old sister. if she's on the road your never safe. she even gets out of the car b4 putting it in park..2 times! theres no way in hell anyone should let her drive. but the law say's she can.
but because im 14 i cant..even if i can pass the test. kind of messed up... :roll:

Mikhail you should atleast get her to pay for a new bike for you.

You say that now, just wait tell you actually drive by yourself.

Mikhail · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 1:07 pm

Her insurance did cover medicals but would not cover the bike my dad want to go to the court so he cant get a new bike its 1800usd bike, Yes I do racing and Bike Marathons 1 time a year.

Ranging God · **Posted:** July 17th, 2008, 1:14 pm

Mikhail wrote:

Her insurance did cover medicals but would not cover the bike my dad want to go to the court so he cant get a new bike its 1800usd bike, Yes I do racing and Bike Marathons 1 time a year.

If you were in America, you would get a huge *** lawsuit

My advice is get a lawyer