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teenage driving facts FAQ

facts about teenage driving?

Jun 17, 2008 by David S | Posted in Insurance & Registration

Can someone tell me some facts about teenage driving?
can anyone also give me stories about tragic accidents?

in the town over from me a group of kids went out for lunch at school as a group of friends and the driver thought he was all cool going fast with his friends in the car and the car skidded out of control into a dumpster and the driver and passenger

The Sandman | Jun 17, 2008

in the town over from me a group of kids went out for lunch at school as a group of friends and the driver thought he was all cool going fast with his friends in the car and the car skidded out of control into a dumpster and the driver and passenger
The Sandman | Jun 17, 2008

How much has teenage drunk driving increased?

Oct 20, 2009 by !idki<3CRAZY!!! | Posted in Safety

Need to know some facts about TEENAGE drunk driving. like percents or why it has increased over the years and stuff like that.

Your question cannot be answered as it has a false assumption. The percentages of teenagers being involved in accidents, fatal accidents, and fatal accidents involving alcohol has *DROPPED* over the past several decades.

Comparing 2005

Dimo J | Oct 20, 2009

75%
Cassandra G | Oct 20, 2009

teenage driving?

Jun 10, 2008 by falloutboylover13 | Posted in Insurance & Registration

ok so i have a new boyfriend hes 17 and he has his divers liscence....nd my mom sayz that he cant have me ride in his car cuz its against the law.... i dont think it is... in fact im almost positive its not. so the real question is: can a 17 year old

I know in my state (florida) it is. But I heard that some states are making laws forbiding licenced drivers under 18 from driving with people under 18. To find out what the law is in your state call you local dmv or check the driver's manual (you can

stixnbones | Jun 10, 2008

teenage driving facts news

Senate approves proposal to compel states to enact strict teen driving rules

21.05.12

Congress is employing a similar tactic to the one it used to raise the drinking age to compel states to enact new teenage driving laws. 

Three decades ago, Washington prodded the states to raise the legal drinking age to 21 by threatening to withhold federal transportation dollars if they didn't. 

The threat worked. 

Now, Congress is looking at using a similar strategy to compel states to pass new driving laws covering everything from teen texting to minimum driving ages. 

Provisions passed Wednesday in the Senate would urge states to implement, among other new rules, a three-stage licensing process -- first a learner's permit, then an intermediate one and finally a driver's license. 

The rules were passed as part of a two-year, $109 billion highway bill. They would also call for restrictions on teenage night driving during the intermediate period, bar most use of a cellphone in the first two stages and ensure regular licenses are not issued before age 18. 


Source: Fox News