In the United States, teenagers typically start driving legally at the age of 16. But is that too young? Some people think so. In this episode, Scott and Ben weigh the arguments for and against raising the licensing age.

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In the United States, teenagers typically start driving legally at the age of 16. But is that too young? Some people think so. In this episode, Scott and Ben weigh the arguments for and against raising the licensing age.

Is 16 too young to drive?

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