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There's also been a steady increase in the difficulty of obtaining a license over the years. My grandfather started driving at 14; at the time you didn't even n
by scott00 4y ago
There's also been a steady increase in the difficulty of obtaining a license over the years. My grandfather started driving at 14; at the time you didn't even need a license to drive. My parents were required to pass a written test, wait two weeks, and then pass a road test. I had to pass a written test, wait 6 months, and then pass a road test. Minors in my state now have to pass a written test, wait 6 months, then pass a road test to get a time-of-day- and passenger-restricted license, and then wait another 6 months for an unrestricted license.
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- zachlatta 4y agoThis is why I didn’t get my license until I was an adult. As soon as you turn 18 or 21 in many states, the process becomes dramatically easier.
- MonkeyMalarky 4y agoJust wait until your government introduces mandatory drivers ed classes or a graduated system with exit exams/tests. At least in the class I was forced to take, and pay for, the instructor decided that Russian dash cam compilation videos were a suitable replacement for the overdramaticized PSA videos we were supposed to watch.
- FrontierPsych 4y agoI took drivers ed classes and can't imagine not taking them. However, mine were offered for free through my high school.