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Curious if this is a regional thing or age thing - Idk.... I've read a bunch of different articles on it and "reasons".
Now its not all teens but I know a good many that put off getting their license, or flat out don't get one right away.
While living in a city this would make sense but i Live in the suburbs of NJ where a car is a bit of a necessity.
Is it simply tech that they stay connected without having to "go anywhere?"
Even outside the social aspect when my kid got her license she could driver herself to school/practice once we were able to get her a vehicle but she would use ours for errand and practices.
I just don't get it.......
Trying to not be old man yelling at clouds but is our area "late for teens and driving?"
Now its not all teens but I know a good many that put off getting their license, or flat out don't get one right away.
While living in a city this would make sense but i Live in the suburbs of NJ where a car is a bit of a necessity.
Is it simply tech that they stay connected without having to "go anywhere?"
Even outside the social aspect when my kid got her license she could driver herself to school/practice once we were able to get her a vehicle but she would use ours for errand and practices.
I just don't get it.......
Trying to not be old man yelling at clouds but is our area "late for teens and driving?"
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