Hate to say it but a lot of kids who have been taught how to operate a tractor safely don't have the maturity to do so when an adult isn't watching. I know of 2 local kids, both 16 at the time, on an open station tractor that witnesses say were zig zagging on a 2 lane black top when the driver over compensated and rolled the tractor killing them both. Both had their drivers licenses and had been raise on farms and had a lot of years driving tractors. A nephew has rolled 2 tractors, one when he was 14 and the other at 16, both on blacktop. He's been driving tractors sense he was about 8. Born and raised on a farm. Things are a bit different now. Back in the day dad would tan yer hide if he caught you doing something stupid......now in a lot of places that's not allowed anymore and the kids know if you hit them they can call the cops.
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