Parking Wrecks

Many teens when they are driving in a parking lot are either going to fast or not letting people in which leads to anger and wrecks. “Most wrecks are caused by cutting through the parking lot, speeding, and students not paying attention to their surrounding,” explained Officer Stallbaumer. In a crowded parking lot teens don't pay attention to the other drivers just to themselves and they are very selfish and don't let other drivers in, because they want to leave as soon as they can.

Some teens also do not pull on through the spot which leads to people backing into a spot which is complicated to everyone. Teens need to learn not to go fast, pay attention to their surrounding, be courteous, and PULL ON THROUGH!

Thanks for reading,

Zach Johnson

Bad Driving Habits

Dear Bloggers,

Bad drivers are everywhere and sometimes they are your parents. Young or old, male or female, you have witnessed them crossing lanes without signaling, yelling at other drivers even when they won’t be heard, lecturing to their kids, or reaching behind them to grab something when they know it is clearly dangerous.

I just witnessed my own mom a few days ago yelling at a driver. My mom also has nicknames for slow or old drivers and that nickname is, ‘Old Fart’. (Yes, it is very funny but unnecessary, because that driver did not hear her and will not change his/her ways.)

So although our parents lecture us a lot about our driving habits, they should be the ones that need to be lectured. My point is teen drivers should not adopt these habits from their parents or they too will become the bad driver.

Thanks for listening,

Zach

Welcome

Hello,

My name is Zach Johnson and I thank you for visiting my blog.  My blog is about teen driving.  I have just got a new car and am now driving to school in it.  Yes, driving alone or with friends is very fun but dangerous.  There are many facts showing many teen-related deaths through car accidents.  If you have any suggestions or any other facts about teen driving, feel free to post anything, just make it appropriate.

Thank You,

Zach :)