text: As a teenager, most of us feel that one of the best things we can ever do is get our driver's license. At the time all we're thinking about is "Yes, I can finally drive." We instantly get on our electronic devices and start taking pictures and sharing on social media so the whole world knows what we just accomplished. It hardly ever crosses our mind that in order to maintain having our driving privileges and showing our parents that we really can be responsible when they're not around, we need to remain focused on the road at all times. As I was doing my research, I came across a lawyer's website that said teen drivers are 4 times more likely than adults to get into car crashes or near-crashes when talking or texting on a cell phone. This was very alarming to me but I can easily see how that's possible. I feel strongly about this because anything you need to do on your electronic device, you can do before the vehicle starts. (7)