I agree because if you wait until the kids are going into college they will be taking on a huge responsibility and that might put a lot of stress on the kids if they aren't used to that pressure.

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If you wait until kids are 18 to give them their drivers license they will have to take their drivers tests on paper and behind the wheel when they should actually be spending that portion of the year studying and getting ready for their final ACT exam for college.

Although it is true your brain isn't mature until the mid-20s that has nothing to do with driving because if you are a good driver you are probably experienced and if you are a bad driver you probably aren't very experienced.

Although most people say driving is based on maturity the reality is it isn't. It is actually based off of experience so tell me this are you more experienced if you the 18-year-old start at the same time as a 16-year-old? No so why wait 2 extra years?

Most people say driving is based off of maturity but it is not. Driving is actually based off of experience so it doesn't make sense to add 2 years to the driving age when 18-year-olds won't be more experienced than 16-year-olds.