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English, 24.05.2021 22:00 jachecj3269

Read the background information on page 247 about the age restrictions imposed on drivers. When automobiles were first being sold, there were no requirements for training and testing of driving skills. A friend, a relative, or perhaps a car salesman taught people how to drive. As more and more people began to drive, especially in congested cities, the need for more rules and regulations became clear, as did the need for better-trained drivers. Based on the background information, what are some of the changes in rules and regulations?

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