Driver's licenses aren't a rite of passage anymore

Source: Business Insider

Catherine MacBride/Getty ImagesAs a mom of three kids, Christina Mott had been counting the days until her oldest son, Colton, got his driver's license. It falls on her to drive each of them — age 10, 12, and 16 — to three different charter schools every day, and then to extracurriculars and social outings. "Having him able to drive himself would free up a lot of time," she says.