Why Don't Teens Want to Drive Anymore? | The Agenda

For generations - beginning probably in the post-WW II era - turning 16 meant one thing above everything else: getting your driver's license. And while that's still true for many teens, it's apparently not the rite of passage it once was. And there may be consequences for us all because of it. To help explain why this is happening: Kylee Bowman, who leads the Youth Advisor program at the Traffic Injury Research Foundation; Constable Sean Shapiro, (  / voiceovercop  ) from the Toronto Police Service, who focuses on traffic safety education; And Teresa Di Felice, assistant vice president of Government and Community Relations at CAA, the Canadian Automobile Association, for South Central Ontario.

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