We think about, food, girls, girls, girls,
, sleep, cars, girls , girls...i am enjoying being a teen personally. 

Well I guess my mom trusts my driving beceause the day I got my license she let me take her Benz all around town. And she let me drive to Charlotte (a city I know nothing about), and she really does believe I am a good driver.
And a lot of punks are bad drivers because they don't understand what it means to drive. They have no respect for anything. Again, it's a stereotype. I'm not going to lie - I am a very good driver. And most people would laugh at me because I failed my driver's test the first time (HEY, I can write a huge paper on that one - it was pure folly !!! ) but... that test has nothing to do with actual driving, anyways.
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OMG, thank you for mentioning that. Us teenagers don't have rights. I hate that. My mom always brings up that when it comes to freedom of speech per se. " We can do it because we're adults and you don't have rights as a kid." BS. The Constitution protects me from the day I was born. I have the same freedom of speech rights as they do. I think I am going to start another civil rights movement. Who is with me?![]()
T An experience drivers eyes are darting around all over the play never staying in one spot for very long. They tend to also focus much farther down the road. Both things you do not do correctly yet (and do not pretend that you do)
(stop lights, brake lights, interstices with cars ready to pull out ect)
Lets add to that you do not know when to steer instead of braking.
Then I started having to deal with things like nasty traffic.
As for idiots who can not merge on to the freeway get used to it. There will always be idiots out there. More often that not those idiots will be young drivers.
Oh, but I do stay very attentive while driving, especially in places where there's stop lights, brake lights, intersections with cars ready to pull out. And once I was driving to work and I was in a 2lane left turn lane. My left arrow turned green so I turned, and there in my lane, facing me!!!, was a little mexican woman in her car. I was so freaked out I swerved into the other lane, and I guess the guy in the (right)left turn lane saw it too, because he already slowed down to let me over. While I didn't look before swerving over, I would have MUCH rather side swiped a car than gone head first into another.
And as far as the bad merges go, I have never ever ever been cut off or had to slam on my breaks for some idiot merging that was a teenager. Every time it's been someone older, old, or just plain stupid.
Remember.
I live in the south, and it is a huge stereotype that southerners can't drive.
(I'm not a southerner.)
That stereotype stays true about 95% of the time.
I have been driving for 2 years, btw.
I mean yeah I'm not the best driver in the world, but I hate that people look down on me because of my experience. I think I'm a more attentive driver than my mom, sometimes.
They are right. it takes roughly 5 years of driving experience before some one driving skills are up to average. There is a reason the first rate drop quite off happens when one turn 21. Also people under the age of 25 are more likely to take risk. This increase the chances of a wreck.
If you want ways to lower you rates. Taking driver training (driver Ed) is a pretty good rate reduction and then take Defensive driving which is another 10% off. Also good grades should get you another rate drop.
The 2 worse driving groups that control the largest chunks of wrecks are the very young drivers (teenagers) and the very old. Very young because of lack of experinces and stupidity. Very old because of poor reaction time
When I said I asked my ins. lady I meant basically the big wig of the place around where I live. The one who should know some of the stats and suchsomething i don't feel like looking for right now
I took a drivers Ed course, I had a 4.5 in high school, and in college a 4.0.. I have never gotten into a wreck.. my insurance is $230 a month.. I tried everything!
Oh, but I do stay very attentive while driving, especially in places where there's stop lights, brake lights, intersections with cars ready to pull out. And once I was driving to work and I was in a 2lane left turn lane. My left arrow turned green so I turned, and there in my lane, facing me!!!, was a little mexican woman in her car. I was so freaked out I swerved into the other lane, and I guess the guy in the (right)left turn lane saw it too, because he already slowed down to let me over. While I didn't look before swerving over, I would have MUCH rather side swiped a car than gone head first into another.
And as far as the bad merges go, I have never ever ever been cut off or had to slam on my breaks for some idiot merging that was a teenager. Every time it's been someone older, old, or just plain stupid.
Remember.
I live in the south, and it is a huge stereotype that southerners can't drive.
(I'm not a southerner.)
That stereotype stays true about 95% of the time.
I have been driving for 2 years, btw.
I mean yeah I'm not the best driver in the world, but I hate that people look down on me because of my experience. I think I'm a more attentive driver than my mom, sometimes.
alright fine!
I'm not a good driver.
But I'll say I'm good for my age. Can I at least have that?
And my mom has never been in a wreck, so she is a good driver, but I do question her. My dad only got in wrecks when he was younger because he was drunk, but then again he worked at the Milwaukee brewery so what else can you expect?
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And yeah I live in North Carolina.
It's... interesting.
Don't forget sagging pants...
What other common traits are there to teenagers?