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Legal views on underage driving after tea seller accident
The article addresses the issue of the responsibility of minors when they drive cars, in the context of a hit-and-run accident that resulted in the death of a tea seller in Al-Ahram Gardens. The child, Marwan, admitted that he took his father's car keys without his father's knowledge. The court has decided to postpone the case to September 3rd to complete reconciliation procedures with the two victims. Legal guidelines indicate that a minor's responsibility for driving depends on their age, the method by which they obtained the vehicle, and whether the owner was aware of or allowed its use. Ownership by the parent does not automatically entail legal responsibility; instead, the investigation focuses on whether the parent was aware and allowed the minor to drive. The law also sets conditions for lawful driving, punishing those who drive without a license or permit a minor to drive. An investigation is underway to determine the liability of each party, especially in incidents resulting in death or injury.
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