When my kids turned 16, they acquired their driving licenses back in my home country. That is the legal driving age. They are both careful, cautious drivers and I trust them with my vehicle.
But in my country, driving laws are enforced properly - consistently - fairly. And penalties include having your license revoked.
Until Qatar implements similar road policing, then the answer is a resounding "NO WAY!!".
And it's not just the teenagers. I have seen adults exhibiting dangerous driving on the roads around Doha, with their laughing teenager sitting beside them. So who do you think teenagers in Qatar are going learn from?
When my kids turned 16, they acquired their driving licenses back in my home country. That is the legal driving age. They are both careful, cautious drivers and I trust them with my vehicle.
But in my country, driving laws are enforced properly - consistently - fairly. And penalties include having your license revoked.
Until Qatar implements similar road policing, then the answer is a resounding "NO WAY!!".
And it's not just the teenagers. I have seen adults exhibiting dangerous driving on the roads around Doha, with their laughing teenager sitting beside them. So who do you think teenagers in Qatar are going learn from?