Answer:
The kind of reasoning the author uses is:
logos.
Explanation:
In lines 26-33, the kind of reasoning the author uses is the logos.
Logos is known as the kind of appeal that uses facts, figures, statistics, evidences, surveys, etc. to persuade the audience.
It simply means reasoning with your audience by providing them with facts, statistics and analogies.
From the lines, we discover that the author gave statistical data on those that supported 16 year-olds to own driver's license and those that didn't support the idea.
