The document discusses the risks and negative consequences of teenage driving. It provides statistics showing that 16-year-old drivers have higher crash rates than other age groups, with 1 in 5 getting into an accident in their first year of driving. Additionally, 33% of deaths among 13 to 19-year-olds occur in motor vehicle crashes. The document also notes increased risks with additional passengers in the car and from driving at night between 9 PM and 6 AM.

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3. TAKING THE DRIVING TEST!

4. I PASS THE TEST, YEAH!

5. I GOT A NEW PHONE!

6. OMG YOU GOT A TEXT!

7. Negative Consequences

8. In their first year of
driving 1 in 5 16 year-old
drivers have a car
accident

12. 33% of death among 13
to 19 year-olds accurs in
motor vehicle crashes.

15. Teenager's driving could
end up in a disaster!

18. 16 year-olds have higher
crash rates than drivers of
any other age.

24. 556% of teens said they
talk on the phone while
driving.

28. Statistics show that 16
and 17 year-old driver's
death rates increase with
each additional
passenger

30. Only 44% of teens said
they would definitely
speak up if someone was
driving in a way that
scared them...

33. Teen drivers with
involved parents are
twice likely to wear seat
belts.

36. More then 40% teen auto
accidents accur between
the hours of 9:00 p.m and
6:00 a.m

40. 56% of teen's rely on
their parents to learn
how to drive.