"teen drivers were distracted in the six seconds before an accident in 59 percent of crashes. In 15 percent of those, drivers were distracted by passengers; teens who talked, texted or browsed on their phones made up 12 percent of the crashes."
Wednesday, June 01, 2016
Cell phones still cause teen crashes. Can they prevent them, too? - CSMonitor.com
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