What is the connection between the Internet and social media and the way teens and young adults view cars? Teens and young adults can connect with peers through the Internet and social media, so they don't need to drive somewhere to get in touch.

Half of teens get a driver's license before 18, and the other half prefers to have an Internet connection to buying a car or getting a license.

Internet technology research firms, such as Gartner, keep teens and young adults informed about how their peers view buying and driving a car.

Young people in urban areas value the Internet as a social tool more than their counterparts in rural areas value cars for the same function.

I don't know exactly what your question is so sorry if i answer it wrong...

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but I believe this connection between the internet and social media and the way we teens and young adults view cars is that they both have their benefits with it, With social media and internet we can stay in touch with our friends without actually being face to face with them but cars is another thing my best friend is 16 and has her drivers licenses and not she goes out when ever she can because she actually likes connecting with people in person and she always tells me that it's better to get out because how else would you connect with people without any issues like catfishing, scamming, etc. but some people have different point of views... I hope this helps???

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