Should learner drivers not have high powered cars until a certain age?
Posted by: Irsa
12th Jun 2009 11:47pm
Kids should not have high powered cars untill a certain age
PukPuk
- 9th Apr 2013 08:52am
It is not always the large size or power of the car but the small size of the grey matter that needs to be controlled. These days kids learn that you only have to press the reset button on the gaming console and then subconciously drive the same way in the real world.
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