Would raising the driving age to 18 U.S. save us from global warming?

Increasing the driving age to 18, you get less cars on the road, less CO2 emmissions, gas prices go down, fewer wars for oil, fewer teenage pregnancies and more time to study for a good education. Of course small businesses "that would be hurt, but then you realize food joints is the most often rapid, which is behind Americas fat that cause health care costs. Not to mention all deaths related to drivers teenage girls and all the dumb teenage posters who want to stop global warming by changing lightbults. I think I just save the world. Al Gore can kiss my a **! Zero emission cars that are actually zero tailpipe and while global warming is enhanced gas prices are clearly real. Alternative energy is an alternative to conservation, not oil. Why wait for the technology of 20 years on the road when we pass a law this year?

You make the assumption that adolescents have no legitimate need a car. Your supposition is false. Although it has been over forty years since I was young, I do not think the world has changed so much. Many adolescents must be able to work and support the management companies themselves and their families. Not all teenagers are lucky enough to live in families where They are supported economically. Many teens do useful work, and learn to do useful work. A car is a necessity, as well as for a teenager working as an adult. My father died when I was a teenager. My father had no life insurance. Following the death My father, my mother had a nervous breakdown and was unable to work. My mother has received some money from Social Security, but it was not enough to pay the mortgage on our house. Fortunately, I could start my own business and make enough money to at least make payments on the mortgage of our house. I have not made much money, but I do not have enough money to pay the mortgage and keep us from losing our home to foreclosure. If I had not been able to work as a teenager, we would lost our home to foreclosure. I needed a car to run my business as much as any adult who needs a car to run a business or access to employment. I could not have run my business if I had no car. Your response demonstrates one of the problems more egregious to decide who is allowed to do anything to Stop Global Warming. You have made the erroneous assumption that the use of someone either side of a motor vehicle has no value, so we can ban this use. Unfortunately, your assumption is not correct and you cause a lot of hardship and misery, if you or someone like you were authorized to regulate the use of other resource people to run their lives and livelihood to support their families. You would have little value and cause you much harm.

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