But it's mostly teenagers that do. Adults can get in more trouble with the law.

You make a good point, but when you are first born, you are an infant. Look at your self now. You've grown. Your brain will keep growing more at 18. It will have grown since you have been 16 right?

Either way, it doesn't matter if you are 16 or 18 you could text and drive. 16 year olds are more likely to.

Then buy a car. But I doubt after your college fees you will be able to buy a car.

Teens are most likely with there friends. They experience peer pressure, puberty, all of which can make them act differently.

But there are so many that aren't. I've seen at least one driving accident every week caused by teenagers. And that's just the NE. There is the rest of Wisconsin and the rest of the country!

You can't tell if a person will give into peer pressure just by looking at them. You have to spend years with them. Nobody wants to be that involved.

Exactly. We all face peer pressure. Do you really think you are going to follow the laws while you are drunk. I don't think so.

Things teenagers experience: Drugs, alcohol, drunk driving, distractions, and peer pressure. All of which, are experienced behind the wheel

As it said in the experiment, it was mostly teenage girls. but men are more likely to drive drunk. It's mostly teenagers because there are so many new influences and things to try. They are introduced to drugs,alcohol, and other adult things that they don't know how to use wisely.

But there is so many teens that aren't responsible, it would be more reasonable to make everyone wait for their licence.

Exactly. It's better for the environment. It's not that hard to get around. People before cars got around. Why can't everyone now?