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Should i let my teen drive if he does not sleep much?
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Probably not: If you are concerned as a parent about sleepiness and mental acuity or driving ability then as a parent you reserve that right. Sleepy driving kills. Also teens do not have experience to help them in situations to think more clearly in a sleep deprivation setting.
Answered 1/27/2017
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Probably not: One needs to pay attention to the road while driving, if he/she is sleep deprived the chance of getting involved in an accident increases, it is preferable to have a teen that angry than a teen that is gravely injured.
Answered 10/3/2016
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