Brother refuses to let his sister borrow his car because she's crashed 2 cars in the past year: 'She got mad and said I'm selfish. My mom says I should help because she's family.'

Third time is not a charm.

There is a huge portion of the population who should not drive. They have gotten one too many tickets or accidents, and have proven that they are not fit to be on the road. It's really unfortunate that most people need to drive to participate in society in 98% of the United States. If you live in NYC, you can get away with never having driven your entire life. My friend is 26-years-old and from the Upper East Side, and she just got her Driver's Permit for the 3rd time in her life. Society would be a lot better if driving were optional in all cities, and you could choose to take public transit instead of putting other people's lives in your hands every time you got behind the wheel of a car.

In car dependent areas, you have to do a whole heck of a lot before you get your license suspended. Even if your license gets suspended, it's probably not going to be a permanent thing. When a crazy driver gets back on the road, all you can do is pray that you're not the next victim of their reign of terror.

If a notably bad driver asks you if they can drive your car right after they got in a car accident, it is your duty to your fellow drivers to say no!!! That's exactly what the brother in this story did.

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_{A young woman at the scene of her second car accident of the calendar year.}
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Am I the bad guy for not letting my sister borrow my car after she crashed her own twice?

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_{Brother contemplates whether he made the right decision by not letting his sister drive his car while hers is in the shop.}
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_{Mom, who insists that her son should lend his sister his car because she's family.}
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