Statistically, distractions like cell phones and radios increase the dangers of teens driving because they are much less experienced.
The research showed that speeding increased from 30 percent to 44 percent with two teen passengers and 48 percent with three teen passengers. Late-night driving increased from 17 percent to 22 percent with two teen passengers and 28 percent with three or more passengers. Drinking and driving also increased up from 13 percent without teen passengers to 17 percent with two teen passengers and 18 percent with three or more teen passengers.
AAA recommends states adopt and enforce graduated driver's licenses for new drivers, along with other additional limitations as drivers gain experience.
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