But you do. Like a lot of times when I have to drive them home, the next day I'll give them the biggest attitude in the world. I don't want that to happen again. I don't take that stuff lightly. I just said, 'You aren't fine,' and I walked away.
People get real defensive when they are convinced they are all right to drive.
They get really mad. I've thought about an anonymous letter with this one guy who is just a total jerk and real argumentative. And every time they came home after that they'd be checked for alcohol. The parents would never forget that. Workshop offered Though statistics show teens are more prone to crashes than other drivers, youths and their parents can change the odds for the better by focusing on the basics.