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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Well, they sure aren't driving our cars because they are too expensive. I might get them a very safe car that is around $25k, whatever that would be. With 495, all the confusing street signs (NO TURN ON RED 2pm-5pm Mon-Sat) it's terrifying to imagine a child learning to drive in the DC area. I can afford to pay for their UBERs until they go to college but I fear UBER drivers aren't much safer than a 16 year old driver[/quote] So exactly when and where is you kid going to learn to drive? We live in MoCo and took our kids into the city as part of their driving instruction. Started out by having them drive us downtown and home on a Sunday when there is less traffic. My kids can now drive anywhere. You aren't protecting them, you are hamstringing them. [/quote]
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