Should the driving age be increased to 21?

Answer 1

yes, it should be raised to 21 because it would make people walk more often instead of taking the car, it would also cut the number of deaths caused by teens driving, and it would make the road safer because the are not much teens speeding in the road.

Answer 2

I think the drinking age should be raised because people go round making a fool of themselves trying to think there all cool and every thing but apparently not they aren't cool because people don't think its cool to drink under the age limit even the age limited people aren't as smart or mature as they think they are they end up in cells wondering the next morning what had gone wrong and what had they done to couse them to be thrown in the cell well it was because of their own behaviour.

well this is my side of the story...

Whats yours??

Answer 3

The United States is facing a major crisis ¿ the loss of its democracy. At the core of this loss is the problem of youth apathy. Most young people just don't care. They seem to believe that the government and its policies don't really affect them or that the whole process is out of their hands. This however is only true when people are inclined to think that way. That is why we propose lowering the voting age in the US to the age of 13. We feel that if teenagers and young adults believe they are 1) important, 2) in control of their own lives and futures, and 3) part of the nation and their community, that the crisis of youth apathy will diminish greatly, or even disappear, voter turn out will increase (especially as this youth turns into the older generation), and our democracy will be enhanced in this country by injecting into it a new view, that of the young.

Absolutely not. Most 18 year olds cannot make rational decisions, let alone 13 year olds. At 13, you are still a minor in the eyes of the law, and I am sure it won't hurt to wait a few years.

Answer 4

No way. A person can go into the military, buy a home, sign any type of contract, and be completely accountable for all actions, should be allowed to vote on things that affect their livelihood and responsibilities in life.

Answer 5

You should not ask that kind of questions here.

It is not possible to get a definition on that, because it's dependen on peoples personal oppinions.

Answer 6

Until 1972, the voting age in the United States was 21 years. The 26th Amendment reduced the voting age to 18 years old.

Answer 7

Well, for safety reason's i guess the would be a suggestion. But if we did ALOT of people would be angry. That could lead into protesting.