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In some areas of the US, a curfew is imposed, in which teenagers are not allowed to be out of doors after a particular time at nights unless they are accompanied by an adult. What is your opinion about this? In some parts of the US, adolescents are prohibited to be outside their home without their parents’ supervision after a certain hour. While the teenagers’ safety is of paramount significance, I would argue that there are many steps that the government can take to tackle safety problems. Many a hazards threatens teenagers in cities during nights. This is mostly because barely do these naïve people have adequate experience to survive from dangers in society. To start with, they can be abused by criminal adults or kidnapped. There is a pile of criminal cases in police offices including many teenagers as victims. They can easily be rubbed or mugged by offenders under cover of darkness when the police control pales. Moreover, youths may be led astray by their peers especially delinquent ones and commit crimes. Getting involved in detrimental activities such as using drugs can ruin their life. If teenagers are accompanied by an adult, they would be less likely to be approached by pedophiles. Apart from banning teenagers from being outside of their home alone, there are many measures which could be taken to remedy the situation. It is incumbent upon officials to make cities a safe place for all citizens regardless their age. Installing more video surveillance such as close circuit video cameras, police can control cities. These devices can act as a deterrent for offender since they would be recognized easily, hence prosecution. Enhancing Students’ Knowledge about safety issues, the education system could play an active role. Parents and teachers can raise students’ awareness and prepare them to enter society. Making environment safer and preparing youngsters are more beneficial than simply procrastinate stepping out of their comfort zone and encountering real threats. In conclusion, forbidding teenagers from being outside the house at midnight could be an effective way to preserve them but it should be a temporary solution until the government provides the required infrastructure for making cities safer.