In my country when a teenager is seen driving a car officers on the road never sees it as common thing they always stop them on the road and start asking questions and suspecting them I feel that’s bad and aggressive and I think a teenager has right to own a car and drive it freely on the road without any interruptions.
At what age do you think a teen should start driving
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There is a legal age for this, as long as they have gotten to the legal age, there should be no problem. Most police officers still stop these young ones due to what majority of these youths are into today in this country.
In my city, you need to be at least 18 years old to obtain a driving license. But I have seen younger guys driving their family car on private roads.
In our country, the legal driving age is 18, allowing teenagers at that age to start driving.
True, though some countries, the age where they consider you as an adult is around 21, so people there can get a license as from age 21.
At 16, I would teach my child how to drive and get a driving license for him or her. That's my own ideal age.
I see where you're coming from. It must be frustrating for teens who are legally allowed to drive but still face scrutiny. In my view, the right age for a teen to start driving really depends on individual maturity and responsibility, but legally it often starts around 16 or 18 in many places. I think as long as they've passed their driving tests and follow the rules of the road, they should definitely be allowed to drive without unnecessary hassle. Driving can be a big step towards independence, and it's important for young drivers to be treated fairly and given the chance to prove themselves. How do they handle this in your country, in terms of age and regulations for teen drivers?
