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    KIDS AREN’T RUSHING TO GET THEIR DRIVER’S LICENSES…

    Apr 26, 2019 1 minute
    ERIC BOEHM

    THE SHARE OF teens with driver’s licenses peaked in 1983, when 72 percent of Americans aged 16–19 were legally approved to drive. Today, only about 50 percent are.

    The decline has stupefied many a baby boomer and Gen in May 2018, Penn State professor Gary Cross fretted about the loss of that “magical age of 16, when suddenly a world opened up.” in 2015 dedicated more than 2,000 words to how America’s love affair with cars was “cruising towards oblivion” because those damn kids don’t want to drive.

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