Relative to other age groups, teenagers have more fatal accidents.  What was NOT discussed in class as a reason for this?Selected answer will be automatically saved. For keyboard navigation, press up/down arrow keys to select an answer.ainexperiencebteen boys are more likely to speedcteen boys are more likely to drive under the influence of drugsddriver education courses would be more effective if taught by teenagers rather than adults

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.

You are asked to write a leaflet about road safety. Pick the answer which is informative.Traffic accidents kill more than 2 million people a year and injure 50 million around the world, making it vital for everyone to understand the importance of road safety.People should really pay a lot more attention to road safety. They think that nothing will happen to them but that’s not true. Anyone could be affected by reckless driving.The reason there are more traffic accidents these days is because young people are increasingly selfish and reckless on the roads. They just don't care who they harm.I am truly passionate about ensuring young people are provided with sufficient education on road safety. I believe it should be mandatory for all schools to teach road safety to their pupils.I DON'T KNOWSUBMIT ANSWER

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

Drivers in the age group 17-19 comprise 1.5% of all drivers; however, 12% of all collisions involve young drivers in this age category. The RAC Foundation wants a graduated licensing system with a 1-year probationary period with restrictions on what new drivers can do on roads. Additionally, driving instructors need to emphasise the dangers of driving too fast and driving tests should be designed to make new drivers more focused on noticing potential hazards. These changes are essential and could stop 4,500 injuries on an annual basis. What is the assumption of the above argument? A) Young drivers are more likely to have more passengers than other age groups. B) Young drivers spend more hours driving than older drivers. C) Young drivers are responsible for the collisions. D) The cars that young people drive are unsafe. E) Most young drivers involved in accidents are male.

What is the leading cause of death to young people? A. Suicide B. Homicide C. Drugs D. Traffic crashes