Youth Driving
Many teens receive their license at 16 or older just to get into a wreck or a ticket with the first couple of days or months. This can result in a raise of one's insurance, a ticket, or even not having a car to drive. I personally saw this happen to the majority of my friends in my sophomore year. Since I am pretty young for my grade level I swore that this wouldn't happen to me and how I would be smarter that anyone of my friends at that point. Do not drive irresponsibly while you are a new driver. When I turned sixteen I was so very excited because this was the day when I could finally get my driver license. I had bought my car before I even had my permit. It is a 1991 3000GT SL; it is a very fast, sexy Japanese sports car. I loved that car and I would wash it and wax it almost weekly. The day I got my license I was the first into the DMV (department of motor vehicles) to take my test. There was only a driving test because you have to take a written test when you get your permit. The person who went with me on my test was a mean looking old lady. This initially scared me, but she actually turned out to be quite a nice person. We went on the test and I did perfect; I got a perfect on it and bragg
I also bought a bra for the car to prevent this from ever happing again. Luckily nothing happen to us, for we were going over 150mph which was a blast to drive at. My brother and I still went to the tournament, but ride down was dead silent. That night my best friend and I took my car out to an empty road to top it out (a term 2 meaning to see how fast it can go). The day of the tournament finally arrived. Instead of backing up and trying a three-point turn, I just went. Although my car's handling wasn't as good as what I had thought. We got into an argument over which one of us was right. Matt being inpatient just yelled, "flip a bitch"(meaning make a U-turn). Just then I saw another car coming at us. It looked like I was going to make it, but then I heard the sound. I took my car up to Makco and they fixed it and did a pretty good job. At that point I was so concerved with getting away from the cars coming at me I just keep on going. That whole day I just drove; I even ditched school just to drive around to places.
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