Argumentive Research Paper, Should the elderly have to retake their drivers test?

Research your topic
Find and read at least five academic sources. The required sources must not be Internet-only sources. Internet-only means information that is not published in an alternative format and is found ONLY on the Web. Articles you receive from library databases are not considered Internet-only; however, not all research is created equally. While a number of web sites may offer quality information, based on our guidelines, they cannot be used as the information is only available on the Internet. Dictionaries and encyclopedias may not be used as cited sources.
Determine your stance
Determine which side of the issue you choose to support in your paper.
This decision should be influenced not only by opinion, but also by research.
Create a thesis statement
Write a one-sentence thesis containing the topic, stance, key points of the paper.
Thesis = Topic + Stance + Key Points
Compose the essay
Write an essay that clearly explains your argument and stance, uses a clear thesis to unify the information, and incorporates the required research using MLA format.
The paper should be written using Standard American English grammar, mechanics, and punctuation.
There is no word/page minimum. However, you are expected to cover your topic thoroughly.
The essay must cite at least five previously published sources within the essay and on the Works Cited page.
The paper must include an MLA-formatted Works Cited page containing all sources used.
Please see the rubric in Canvas for grading information. Beyond the rubric, not using the minimum number of sources will result in a 45 point deduction from the final grade.