Warning, teenage driver at the wheel!

Teen Driver? 21 is not a teen nor is 20.
Sticker on car, Mom or Dad driving... Just because a sticker is on the car does not mean a teen would be driving. No all teens have thier own vehicles. Many share them with family.
There are already plenty of laws on the books in all US states. Exercise them. Regardless of age. If they are teens or adults, texting is "reckless driving" and should be ticketed.
I wenr shopping last week in Joplin, MO. At least 7 cars ran red lights within a mile strip of Rangeline Road. Teens were in school.
Bad driving is not age or gender specific.
Lets stop putting the onus on teens and place responsibility where it belongs. Law Enforcement.

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Cedar

What makes teens any worse than adults. By having stickers on cars will increase the number of accidents. People will trying to read the stickers while not watching the road. There is no real way to in force this. Will there be fine if you don't have a sticker or what will be the point Bad idea!

There is also a law called the Bill of Attainder a legislative act , in any form that applies "either to named individuals or to easily ascertainable members of a group in such a way as to punishment on them without a judicial trial,"

If every car had a sticker, it will target them and cops will pull them over not just for speeding but to check things out and see whats up.

I dont think labeling a car is a good idea.We need to think about the times we live in.There are alot of predators that would look for "IM OVER 65" and "IM A TEENAGER", this would lead to more crime agianst the vulnerable.

Profiling is discrimination, which penalizes all those included who are law-abiding drivers, by mere suspicion of guilt. These are adults and deserving of the same rights of any adult at any age, including the right to be presumed innocent.

I am a firefighter, I have seen alot of teens killed in car crashes.www.tibetangoji.ca

Leave it to New Jersey to miss the point. More auto accidents are a result of seniors that drive in this state. Of course the legislature would never target them since they vote. I would be more impressed with the state if the government actually did something to reduce the costs of living the the most expensive state in the union!

In British Columbia, Canada, we have a system where regardless of age, it is based on experience. A new driver must display a magnetic "L" (provided by the Motor Vehicle Dept.) on the rear of their vehicle to indicate that person is a Learning driver and is accompanied by a person with a valid drivers license and is learning to drive. This is mandatory until the driver gets their actual license and is able to drive on their own. They then must display an "N" to indicate they are a Novice driver. This period is for 20 months. Thereafter, they do not have to display any markings. This alleviates any age discrimination perceptions and is applicable to the experience rating of the driver, not the age. It works very well.

I was not aware that police had to see orange stickers to notice driving infractions. They will be as effective in stopping accidents as those BABY ON BOARD signs....

Kind of sounds like putting stars on Jews in Germany. To keep a closer eye and ensure they are following the rules.... Hello Socialism...

I think the sticker is discriminatory. And that is what you would get in court from someone who is driving while on probation for DUI.

I got just one thing to say about the stickers on the car regarding teenagers, what about all DUI drivers, and drivers with no insurance.!

Now that makes much more sence to me!!

Not that tomorrow is guaranteed, but hey ... we all deserve to die of old age!!!

There should be a sticker that informed safe drivers that the driver of a vehicle was a cell phone user. This would make the highways a lot more safe, but, preventing cell phone use in vehicles would be ever better.

honk if your horny

I think stickers should be put, not only on teen's cars, they should also be put on DUI offenders, pedifile offenders, road rage offenders, and people over a certain age....that can't drive.

This should apply to any new driver, no matter what their age.... or maybe just all Jersey drivers! Actually, they have this program in England and it is a good idea – lets people know to cut new drivers a bit of slack.

I am 21 (formerly a teen driver) and to be honest im more worried about older people, some how the handicap on the tag just doesnt quite cut it when you are backing up in the middle of a busy intersection because you missed your driveway! How many years have you lived there?

How about developing a sticker for drivers that are over the age of 75, they scare me even more. — Steve in Auburn, New Hampshire

i agree with him

Or how about. I'm over 18 but I'm reading the sticker in front of me about teens so, be wary of my driving as well. Have a great day.

In British Columbia we have magnets with an "L" for Learner that we must use for 1 year, and an "N" for New Driver for an additional 2 years. This is not based on age but on driving experience. The only problem is that Police constantly target New Drivers, especially after dark

How about everybody takes and passes a defensive driving course
and then it won't matter how old the "stunt driver" in the other vehicle
is?