Drivers Accomplishment

The single most important accomplishment responsible for my transition from childhood to adulthood is receiving my driver’s license. I received my license during my sophomore year of highschool. The “training wheels” of my permit had been taken off and I was able to drive by myself without parental supervision. This accomplishment broadened my capacity for freedom, responsibility, and convenience to me and my family. I was finally able to go wherever I wanted whenever I wanted, within the confines of my mother’s permission. This sense of freedom is very important to growing up and maturing. Before I had my license I felt like I was being pushed towards every decision I made, mainly the ones involving where I went or how long I was there, by my supervising parents. Now that I did not have to be carted around anymore I could let beast that is my curiousity take me wherever it needs to fulfill its hunger for exploration, no holds barred. If I wanted to see what that street led to I had no one holding me back from finding out. If I

At the surface level of driving you are responsible for transporting a two ton steel pod safely from point A to point B. In the essence of its nature it demands the driver to be responsible. On a deeper level driving has taught me responsibility through the passengers I carry when I drive. When I first received my license I was given the grand honor of being the chauffeur to my two younger siblings. I would drive them everyday to where they needed to be, my mother had been recently divorced so this put a lot on my shoulders transportation-wise. I would have to be responsible by both transporting them safely and scheduling when to pick them up so they had a ride when they needed it. Responsibility is undoubtedely a very strong crucial quality to have when growing into adulthood. My liscense gave me responsibility and was a powerful tool for maturing yet