Study finds teens speed more than 30% of the time when driving

Teenagers are engaging in risky driving behaviors, according to new research, highlighting opportunities for targeted interventions that address the concerning trends.
The research, presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition, studied driving habits that are associated with adolescent motor vehicle crashes — a leading cause of youth death and disability.
“Our data gives us another insight into teen driving behaviors. Teens were speeding and using their cellphone while driving, but it did not occur in every trip. We want to encourage safe

Teenagers are engaging in risky driving behaviors, according to new research, highlighting opportunities for targeted interventions that address the concerning trends.
The research, presented at the American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition, studied driving habits that are associated with adolescent motor vehicle crashes — a leading cause of youth death and disability.
“Our data gives us another insight into teen driving behaviors. Teens were speeding and using their cellphone while driving, but it did not occur in every trip. We want to encourage safe