Their logic is quite flawed, but I don't know if you are going to be able to convince them. You might be able to work a trade: the next time they ask you to chauffeur her, say ';Sure, if I can then go on over to my friend's house. If I can't, then no, thank you, I don't want to drive.';I need advice from parents of teenagers!!?
Maybe it's exactly what they said. They don't like the kid. They know you won't walk in 20 degree weather, either. I think it's fair because it's their car. Until you turn 18,move out and get your own car, they have a right to say no.
i understad what your saying you should just ask her what her issue is in a nicer way lol
if they will let u walk there but not drive its probably because they think the two of you will leave his house in the car. just walk there if all u want to do is go over there. and all kids are errand runners for their parents when they get their license.
goood luck.
Your parents don't trust that your friend can't talk you into doing something stupid. Like driving out of state to get a hamburger or loading the car up with kids. Even if you are trustworthy, your friend may do something stupid with the car. My son's friend got in my car and forced it out of park with no key. The car rolled backwards into the street. Fortunately there was no accident. Unless you count my losing my temper. Talk to Mom and Dad and tell them that you would like some time off from driving Sis or at least no driving her all the time. Maybe they will listen.
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