> but why driver's licenses? Anecdotally from my social circles: youth already hang out online, with any or all of their friends at the same time. Why go somew

> but why driver's licenses? Anecdotally from my social circles: youth already hang out online, with any or all of their friends at the same time. Why go somewhere just to see fewer people? And once you're there, are you going to do something besides chat and play games, which works fine online? Older generations saw a driver's license as freedom, but younger generations don't see as much appeal in what a licensed driver is free to do.