Many Carlmont students obtain driver’s licenses during high school, which leads to the formation of carpooling groups. This can be a source of tension between parents and their teens, as students’ have desire to grow up and be independent. Many teens do not follow the law which prohibits students from driving non-family members under the age 20 within a year of getting their license, which poses the question of whether or not the law is relevant in this day in age.
Rolling into the world of teen driving
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About the Contributor
Hunter Prince, Broadcast Producer
Hunter Prince (class of 2027) is a junior at Carlmont High School and is an editor for the Highlander. Outside of school, you can see him playing with the Peninsula Youth Orchestra and volunteering with the Young Men’s Service League. He also enjoys running for the Varsity Track/XC team.