What was the significance of passing the graduated driving law in New Jersey? It only delays the inevitable. Anyone born after January 1, 1985 falls under the "graduated licensing program." It is completely unnecessary. It splits the entire tenth grade in half. Half the teens get their deserved license at 17. The rest of us, will have to wait till we are 18. It wouldn't bother us so much if we were told this when we were kids, but they throw this at us a year before we get our licenses. It is cruel and unusual punishment against us as teens because we are teens. We are not 18, so we have no say in government. Something we can't control. This needs to change. We have rights too.

This law is unnecessary because it only delays the timing when teens get their "real" licenses. It doesn't change the fact that new drivers are immature and fool around, whether they are 17 or 18. There is still going

If we can change things, to help everyone, which means teens and adults, then we can all be a little happier. Isn't that what the preamble represents? "We the people...in order to insure domestic tranquility...provide for the common defense...and promote the general welfare." That sounds like it includes all people, including teens. Now this may not affect our generation, but it will set the way for future generations; and if we can make change for the better, why not do so?

to be just as many accidents. The law doesn't make any sense. All it really does is restrict teens from carpooling, and it puts a curfew on driving. Teens are responsible drivers when they drive with their parents because they don't want to lose their parents trust; it is only until they get to drive alone that they do stupid things. Nighttime is the best time to fool around, but teens will fool around at night when they turn 18. The law is just delaying the inevitable, and it i

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