Higher Crash Rates for Teen Drivers

659 views · Published 25 July 2008 · 0:59 · Indexed 20 September 2026

Channel: NationwideChildrens · 2008 · Education

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There are approximately 35,000 teens in a motor vehicle crash in Ohio every year.  Immature judgement and inexperience causes these teen drivers to have both a higher frequency and severity when it comes to motor vehicle crashes.  Research being done at Nationwide Children's Hospital's Center for Injury Research and Policy hopes to unveil more information about these preventable injuries and how they can be avoided.

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