It has been stated that the government should change the minimum age for driving in order to pose a safer traffic. I personally think that there are other measures that can prevent drivers from being in jeopardy along with preventing young adults from driving. Thus, I partially concur with the assertion.
To begin with, it seems to me that there are two major reasons why some people think that the right to drive ought not to be given to too young grown-ups. Primarily, due to their tendency of being irresponsible, they could drive recklessly. Since majority of them had not many chances to take legal or heavy responsibility, they could tend to be violent drivers. Furthermore, since not many of them would fully comprehend the gravity of committing crimes, it is highly likely that they will be indulgent in dangerous driving habits. For instance, even though drunk driving brings egregiously high accident rates and is a severely illegal activity, it is not difficult to find young adults who had committed this crime.
However, it seems to me that the road safety can also be improved through other methods rather than changing minimum ages. First of all, the maintenance of public roads will be of great help. It is true that many of vehicle accidents occur due to the unsafety conditions of roads such as deep puddles or steep scraps. Moreover, the proliferation of rest areas will have a positive influence on preventing car crashes. To illustrate, in countries with wide land, sometimes people need to drive for an extended period of time. This will cause them chronic fatigue; as a result, they can drive in a drowsy condition, which will trigger a great danger to their and others' lives.
In conclusion, as raised minimum legal age for driving would be helpful for the development of road safety, I personally think that other measures will provide people with the same effect of the aforementioned policy.
It has
been stated
that the
government
should
change
the minimum age for
driving
in order to pose a safer traffic. I
personally
think
that there are other measures that can
prevent
drivers from being in jeopardy along with preventing young adults from
driving
.
Thus
, I
partially
concur with the assertion.
To
begin
with, it seems to me that there are two major reasons why
some
people
think
that the right to
drive
ought not to be
given
to too young grown-ups.
Primarily
, due to their tendency of being irresponsible, they could
drive
recklessly
. Since
majority of
them had not
many
chances to take legal or heavy responsibility, they could tend to be violent drivers.
Furthermore
, since not
many
of them would
fully
comprehend the gravity of committing crimes, it is
highly
likely that they will be indulgent in
dangerous
driving
habits.
For instance
,
even though
drunk
driving
brings
egregiously
high accident rates and is a
severely
illegal activity, it is not difficult to find young adults who had committed this crime.
However
, it seems to me that the
road
safety can
also
be
improved
through other methods
rather
than changing minimum ages.
First of all
, the maintenance of public
roads
will be of great
help
. It is true that
many
of vehicle accidents occur due to the
unsafety
conditions of
roads
such as deep puddles or steep scraps.
Moreover
, the proliferation of rest areas will have a
positive
influence on preventing car crashes. To illustrate, in countries with wide land,
sometimes
people
need to
drive
for an extended period of time. This will cause them chronic fatigue;
as a result
, they can
drive
in a drowsy condition, which will trigger a great
danger
to their
and others
'
lives
.
In conclusion
, as raised minimum legal age for
driving
would be helpful for the development of
road
safety, I
personally
think
that other measures will provide
people
with the same effect of the aforementioned policy.