Teen Cruise Controls

摘要

When the sun sets in siler city, N.C., teenagers drive to the Gravel, a parking lot that doubles as the town's big hangout. Dana Wilson, 15, had hoped to be behind the wheel, making the scene, when she gets her license in January. But the state legislature has other plans. Last April it passed a law that says kids can't drive after 9 p.m. for the first six months after they get their license. For Wilson, that means more tagging along in her older brother's car. "All of my friends are out cruising," she complains. "I want to be able to do that."