Why Curfews Are Bad

Have you noticed that most of the dangers you steer your teenagers away from during the day are out at night? Most parents give their teens a reasonable curfew to abide by while some let their teens ride around until one in the morning. Curfews set for teens by the cities and towns help to keep them safe and out of any danger they could run into during the late hours.
Setting curfews can help keep teenagers off the roads late at night, especially when it comes to new drivers. Someone could be leaving a party under the influence and get behind the wheel of a vehicle, putting not only themselves but other drivers in danger. A wreck could occur leaving one or more people dead. In 2015, 10,265 people were killed due to drunk driving. Curfews could protect teens from these dangers by keeping them off the roads past a certain time. These aren’t the only dangers that teenagers could face past curfew. There are multiple other reasons, such as arrestments and kidnappings. There have been a number of kidnapping cases over the years. There is one in particular that I had a personal experience with.. One of my childhood friends decided to ride their bike late at night, while her sister and I watched her. She went where we couldn’t see her, a few moments later we saw her coming with a truck speeding behind her. A man told her to get in his
Starting up curfews may be able to keeping teenagers from the temptations and possibly out of jail. Creating curfews can help give teenagers rules to abide by, even the ones who don’t have a guardian doing so already at home. Teenagers are known to ride around the city and walking up and down the street, sometimes even going onto private property. Creating curfews could help prevent this from happening and also help prevent teens from being arrested for vandalism or trespassing. There may be many other possible for cities to create