Subsidies abound, from child care, student debt relief, even transit vouchers. But I have never heard this proposed. I think it would boost the economy, and be as useful as the Earned Income Credit for the ''working YOUNG poor''.
A 50% Auto Insurance Subsidy.
Young people struggle to obtain a used car, then have to pay exorbitant insurance rates, that damn near swallow their whole full-time paycheck. God forbid they are paying on a student loan, too, but my proposal is geared to those specifically, who graduate high school, trade school or Community College, then must be self-supporting.
Of course there are qualifiers. You live with your Parents, the subsidy is cut to 25%. Family income must be below 75,000. And you must show proof of employment.
A major problem I have with Auto Insurance, is that mileage is not considered. A Young Adult may drive 4,000-5,000 a year, max, but his damn Insurance costs $1 per mile!