one of my students got killed by her "ricer" boyfriend.

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Originally posted by mustardjohn
I think I like the Georgia idea. Does that mean from 15 to 17 they have to be accompanied by and adult when driving or at least someone over 18.

I agree with the experience thought too. But the insurance folks have the data and it says until you are about 25 you are a higher risk.

Here in Texas you have to take drivers ed which means driving every day with a trainer for about 6 months before you can get a licence. Don't know, however, if our statistics are better on young drivers.

When I took drivers ed, it was only a week (maybe 2) long. I only got in the car for the "behind the wheel" part of the class for 2 days. That was about 7 years ago, so I dont know what has or hasnt changed since then.