Teen Driver Statistics. Motor vehicle crashes are a leading cause of injury and death for young adults (ages ) in the United States. According to the most recent teen driver safety statistics compiled by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, an estimated , young drivers were injured in traffic crashes in and 1, young drivers died in traffic . Teen Driver Car Accident Statistics Car accidents were the leading cause of death among to year-old males and females in the United States. 33% of Almost , teenagers in auto accidents sustained injuries serious .
11 Facts about Teen Driving 33% of deaths among 13 to year-olds in occurred in motor vehicle crashes. [1] year-olds have higher crash rates than drivers of any other age. [2] 56% of teens said they talk on the phone while driving. [3] Statistics show that 16 and year-old driver death. Among deaths of passengers of all ages, 14 percent occurred when a teenager was driving. Among passenger vehicle drivers ages involved in fatal crashes, 47 percent were involved in single-vehicle crashes. This was higher than for drivers ages 25 and older (38 percent). Research indicates that GDL systems are associated with reductions of about 19% for injury crashes and about 21% for fatal crashes for year-olds. 37 Current GDL research has frequently focused on exploring how many teens are delaying licensure, characteristics of teens who are more likely to delay licensure, and whether teens who delay licensure might be missing out on important benefits of GDL because they are aging out of the GDL systems in their states. 38–
Peer pressure may affect when teens wear seat belts. Among teen drivers and their passengers of all ages who were killed or seriously injured in a passenger car. The crash fatality rate (crash fatalities/, population) is highest for to year-olds within the first six months after getting. In , the motor vehicle death rate for male drivers aged 16–19 was over 19% for injury crashes and about 21% for fatal crashes for year-olds
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