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So 37 miles down the interstate sounds like a pretty good run for a ten-year old! Maybe he's been playing a lot of Mario Kart? Fortunately nobody got hurt after they plowed into a median — both the driver and younger passenger were wearing their seat belts. Safety first! Ha ha! More info here.
The first time I took my parents car for a joy ride I was 13 or 14 years old. The excitement rush with driving a car along with the fear of, I don’t know what I am doing was overwhelming. I drove a few miles to a party and then quickly felt the need to go home and end this experience...
Poor ES. It deserved better. At least he got to feel what it's like to pilot a wooden steering wheel.
He bucked the trend, as most of today's youth do not want to drive until their 20's.
The first time I took my parents car for a joy ride I was 13 or 14 years old. The excitement rush with driving a car along with the fear of, I don’t know what I am doing was overwhelming. I drove a few miles to a party and then quickly felt the need to go home and end this experience...
i think kids should learn how to drive as early as possible. As long as they are taller than 5ft and can see over the dashboard.
My boy started driving with a learner license when he was 14. Kids aside how about wives who do not know how to drive? I knew a couple only man drives, his wife never learned how to drive.
When they were planning a long trip with a motor home, I asked the woman what if your man gets sick on the road? She just shrugged, "even if I have a driver's license he won't let me drive"