The document argues that there should be more laws regulating teen driving as teens are inexperienced drivers and vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death among teens. Currently, some states have restrictions like nighttime driving curfews and limits on passengers but the author argues for stricter laws such as longer permit periods and higher penalties for speeding. Data presented shows that alcohol is a factor in many teen driving fatalities and that behaviors like speeding and risk-taking may depend on the gender of passengers. In conclusion, the author believes additional regulation could help reduce the number of accidents involving teen drivers.

1. Should Teens Have So Many Driving Laws? By: Travis

8. This car accident was from a group of friends who had been at a party and were drinking. They were going 120mph on the freeway when they ran into the back of a semi truck while rounding a corner. The driver and driver side passenger were killed while the passenger and rear passenger side friends walked away with little injuries.