Cell Phones by Amy W., Pittsburgh, PA As a new driver with little experience behind the wheel, having to swerve into another lane to avoid a reckless driver talking on a cell phone is not something that I am prepared for ... Continue...
He Listened by Tianah M., Lakeside, MT My brother was only 15 years old when he got his license, and he thought he was invincible. As his older sister, I always made him wear his seat belt and told him to be careful.
One Sunday, he drove to his friend‘s house to spend the night ... Continue...
My Dream by Kaitlyn P., Xenia, OH Racing. NASCAR. Stock cars. Drivers. Motorsports. Usually these words make people think of two types of people: rednecks and men. I hate that state of mind.
I‘m a teen girl with a dream of driving in NASCAR professionally. My sister has the same dream ... Continue...
Supra by Steven L., Centerville, OH Sunshine strikes suddenly, Setting the coat of wax afire, Illuminating the glossy black leather interior, Setting off the hues of blue. ... Continue...
The Answers by William W., Springfield, MA On the road are all kinds of cars dating from the 1920s to the just-released 2006 models. The one thing they all have in common is that they run with the help of an engine ... Continue...
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