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Teen Drivers and Injury Risks

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What is the likelihood of teen drivers being in a fatal motor vehicle accident compared to adult drivers?

Equal likelihood

Two times more likely

Three times more likely (correct)

One time more likely

Which of the following behaviors is NOT listed as a risk factor for teen drivers?

Driving under the influence of alcohol (correct)

Not using seatbelts

Texting or using phones while driving

Driving with multiple passengers under 18

What age range defines the teen drivers mentioned in the study?

12-15 years

16-19 years (correct)

20-24 years

18-21 years

Which of the following statements about teen drivers is true?

<p>They have a higher likelihood of distracted driving.</p> Signup and view all the answers

What factor is listed as contributing to the increased risk of accidents among teen drivers?

<p>Driving with more than one passenger under 18</p> Signup and view all the answers

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Teen Driver Risk Factors

Teen drivers aged 16-19 are three times more likely to be involved in fatal motor vehicle accidents compared to adults.
High prevalence of risky behaviors among teen drivers significantly contributes to increased accident risk.

Common Risky Behaviors

Texting or phone usage: Engaging in these activities while driving distracts teens from the road and increases their likelihood of accidents.
Driving with multiple passengers: Having more than one passenger under 18 elevates distractions and risk during driving.
Distracted driving: Includes any activity that diverts attention from driving, which is common among teenagers.
Seatbelt non-use: Many teens neglect to wear seatbelts, increasing the severity of injuries in the event of an accident.

Behavioral Risk Factors

Risky behaviors, such as texting while driving, are identified as significant behavioral risk factors for accidents and injuries among teens.

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Explore the alarming statistics and behaviors that make teen drivers particularly vulnerable to fatal accidents. This quiz examines risk factors including distractions, passenger limits, and safety practices affecting young drivers aged 16-19.