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Youthful Drivers Face Deadly Obstacles
Posted by: Linda Chalat
May 12, 2008

More than 17 teens die on a typical day on American roads during June, July and August - the three months with the highest teen crash rates. According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), nearly 6,000 teens die in car crashes every year, a statistic that hasn't changed in more than a decade. While research shows that both parents and teens believe alcohol is the cause of most crashes involving teen drivers, the primary causes of most teen crashes - between 2003 and 2005 - was driver error (87 percent).

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