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Donald @ Apr 10th 2008 7:51AM
How about states stop with the Cinderella licenses. It never made sense to me to limit a teens time on the road, lessening his driving experience during the day and completely eliminating any night driving experience, while still charge the same insurance rate as if he was driving 24-7.
This coupled with the continuing trend of eliminating high school driver education, which only has the long-term effect of increasing the number of poorly educated drivers on the road each year.
Yeah, I know, there are maturity issues when dealing with teens and cars, but I can't help but think we're seeing an increase in accidents and monetary damages taking place as these programs become increasingly popular across the country.