There are no suitable punishments. Punishment is barbaric. Behavior motivated by fear of punishment is not moral. Never punish your daughter.
The natural consequence of her bad driving is that she bears the cost of the accident. That means insurance, and damage to each vehicle.
If she can’t afford her own car she probably shouldn’t have one. If you are supporting her through college, support her with a budget and let her figure out how to get and operate a car on that budget.
Edit:
While I don’t advocate giving a car to a kid, I strongly advocate getting them real driving lessons. I don’t mean the kind where some bored hack in a Toyota with two brake pedals Facebooks while your kid drives them around town. I mean something like this, on a track, wearing helmets, with a real driving instructor:
Simraceway Performance Driving Center -
At very, very least get her to a Street Survival Course[1] .
It could save her life. She’s clearly not well trained now.
Footnotes
Read other answers by Craig Good on Quora:
- What is the appropriate punishment when someone rejects the religion of their family?
- How do i report my car stolen?
- What happens if you fall asleep in a Tesla while it is on autopilot?
from Quora http://ift.tt/2kKBN2f
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