Teenagers' brains and reflexes are not fully developed until they are 18 years old. B. “At 16, most people are not completely mature. Many teenagers don't realize that their reflexes and hand-eye coordination skills are not yet fully developed and that they can end up having accidents. (articles.mcall.com)C. Most teenagers do not have the ability to prevent or resist a car accident or airbag deployment. V. ConclusionA. In conclusion, the driving limit should not be increased to 18 years old because teenagers have a personal responsibility to get around and, if teenagers learn to drive early in life, they will become more comfortable behind the wheel in aging. B. The driving age should not be increased to 18 because teenagers have the responsibility to go to certain places. If teenagers learn to drive early in life, they will be more comfortable and safer as they get older, and an opposing view The fact is that teenagers' reflexes are not fully developed or equipped to handle an accident in completely safe.C. " Diamante White said as a 16-year-old in Reading, Pennsylvania, who got her license in July. She said learning to drive is a "growing experience." (huffingtonpost) .com)Works