Question

ASL speech on underage driving:a boon or a curse

Answer 1

INTRODUCTION:

**(Start with a definition. Define the term ‘underage’.)

Underage driving refers to the act of motorised vehicles being driven by individuals who are not legally allowed to drive because of their young age.

**(Next, explain your position- what do you think about the topic.)

Underage driving is definitely not a boon because

**(List reasons to prove your case.)

(1) youngsters lose their lives, (2) it encourages bad parenting and (3)it jeopardizes the lives of many others.

 

EXPLAIN YOUR POINTS:

(Go point by point)

If the law prohibits underage driving, it has been done keeping many factors in mind. Framing laws is a serious task and requires a lot of consideration before being formulated. It has been done to ensure that youngsters learn to drive well enough so as to be safe drivers. As can be seen, underage driver deaths are still very common. Any action that leads to people losing their lives cannot be a boon.  Parents who allow underage children to drive to school or to tuitions, set a wrong example. They are neither responsible citizens themselves, nor sensible parents. Accordingly, they fail in their duties to raise their children well. They prefer convenience to their children’s (and others’) safety. Being immature, children often tend to be reckless, and drive rashly. This might lead to mishaps in which other innocent people may suffer from serious injuries. It is wrong to harm others.

 

CONCLUSION:

All the reasons suggest that underage driving is by no means a boon. It is in fact a curse since it can cause untimely deaths and plunge entire families into darkness.