A majority (68%) of licensed teen drivers who used drugs report that they also __________.Don't wear seat beltsDrug and driveSpeedDrink and drive

__________ of drivers age 16-20 who admitted to driving after taking drugs felt that they were "not high enough to cause a crash."58%57%55%56%

About one in __________ young drivers believes using recreational drugs such as marijuana, cocaine, speed, or ecstasy does not affect their driving.TenEightFiveSeven

Which sentence supports the idea that teenagers behind the wheel of a car cause more accidents than adult drivers?*The demands of being a teenager, going to school, getting good grades, finding one's self, and planning out the future are stressful.For example, the U.S. Department of Transportation says that in 2004 60% of the accidents in the U.S. involved drivers younger than 18.An 18 year old is considered an adult; however, in many states, this does not mean he or she can drink legally since that legal age is 21.For example, if an 18-year-old had the choice, he or she would rather drive faster than slower when on the freeway.

Studies have shown that driving after drug use was more common among drivers who were ________________.Males over 21 years of ageHigh school dropoutsUnmarried, unemployed males who were less than 20 years of ageMarried men

Many states have new laws. The laws are about teenage drivers. Some teens do not like these laws. However, fewer teenagers are hurt in car accidents today than in the past. One law stops teens from driving at night. It might be hard to see. A teenager might be tired. So, teens should not be on the road at night. Another law is about passengers. Teens cannot drive with friends in the car. Drivers need to pay attention to the road. A teen's friends may make that hard.Do It!These laws have made people _________.Press enter to interact with the item, and press tab button or down arrow until reaching the Submit button once the item is selectedA saferB sickC calmerD rich