....Drivers between 16 and 18 years of age should have a florescent yellow stripe on the back bumper of their vehicles, whether it’s their vehicle or their parent’s vehicle.Maybe we should also put blue stripes on seniors' cars, red stripes on the cars of people with moving violations, and paint question marks on the bumpers of people who have a tendency to get lost.
Police should...be able to randomly stop these vehicles. If adults are driving, let them go. If teenagers are driving and alcoholic beverages or drugs are suspected, they should not be allowed to continue on. They should never be chased by the police. The license plate number should be taken down, and if they run, a call should be made to their parents and their license should be taken away for 90 days.
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