I'm back....

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So even though drivers ed isn't completely over yet i found some down time to make a little upate. I got my Permit last Thursday and i must say its about time! I've only driven once since, but i think for it to be my first time i did an awesome job at it.

Summer school has been hectic, but all in all i think its been a great prep for this fall when i got to JJC (Joliet Junior College). Right now I'm loaded down with finals by the end of the week and studying for my assessment test in july. On top of all that i have lots of scholarships i want to apply for and acedemic contests to be in to get enought money for college.

*Sigh* My life is going do fast it seems like i never have enough time for anything any more :(.... I'm just glad I'm able to take a break now and relax a little.

So thats about it. ;) Lots of more things have happened but it'd would take me forever to try and fit them all in.....

But we did go to Sis. Gillie's Victorian Dinner and that was real nice. Very elegant :)

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Me and Deijah

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HELLO

I'm in drivers ed have been since last thursday thats why i havent updated but i promis i will A.S.A.P.

Teen Driving Bill

CURRENT LAW Minimum age for learner's permit: 15 years old PROPOSED CHANGES No change

CURRENT LAW Learner's permit stage: minimum of three months PROPOSED CHANGES Longer:minimum of nine months

CURRENT LAW Supervised driving during learner's permit stage: 50 hours, including 10 hours of night driving PROPOSED CHANGES No change CURRENT LAW Night restrictions (under 18): - Sunday-Thursday: 11 p.m. - Friday-Saturday: midnight PROPOSED CHANGES - Sunday-Thursday: 10 p.m. - Friday-Saturday: 11 p.m. - Some exceptions* CURRENT LAW Intermediate stage: Lasts until driver is 18 years old PROPOSED CHANGES No change CURRENT LAW Passenger restrictions: - For first six months of intermediate license: no more than one teenage passenger, except immediate family - Applies to 16-year-olds PROPOSED CHANGES - Restrictions extended to first 12 months of intermediate driver's license - Passengers can be ticketed for violating law CURRENT LAW Required driving instruction in public schools: Six hours of supervised driving, which can include the use of simulators and "driving ranges" PROPOSED CHANGES Six hours of supervised driving, but only on actual streets (would take effect July 1, 2008)

CURRENT LAW Keeping a clean record: - First violation: Secretary of state sends warning letter to under-18 drivers and parents - Two violations in two-year span: one-month suspension PROPOSED CHANGES Additional requirements: - Teens with learner's permits need clean record for nine months to get intermediate license - Intermidiate license holders need clean record for six months to apply for full licensure

CURRENT LAW When teenagers receive traffic violations: - Parents do not have to attend court hearings - Mail-in court supervision, which allows driver to avoid a conviction, is acceptable PROPOSED CHANGES - Parents must attend hearings when 16- and 17-year-olds request court supervision - Drivers under 21 must attend traffic school to get court supervision - No more mail-in supervision

CURRENT LAW Street racing: Not specifically addressed PROPOSED CHANGES New street racing misdemeanor and felony crimes; felony cases punishable by up to 12 years in prison *Includes being accompanied by a parent; errands for a parent; going to or from work or a school, religious, government or civic activity

Sources: Secretary of state's office, Illinois General Assembly Chicago Tribune