US EditionNC House bill would further shorten practice period for teen drivers
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NC House bill would further shorten practice period for teen drivers
By Jennifer Fernandez When North Carolina implemented a year of practice as part of a new graduated driver’s licensing for 16- and 17-year-olds in the 1990s, the state saw an almost immediate plunge in fatal crashes for those kids. But during the pandemic, lawmakers temporarily shortened the time required for teens to drive with supervision from from 12 months to six. In 2023, amid constituent complaints about delays in getting teens their fina…
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