Teen Traffic Fatalities
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Automobile accidents are the leading cause of death for American teens, even above drugs, guns, or any disease; in fact, in 2003, alone, there were an estimated million and a half accidents involving teens (Stafford). In the most recent five-year period for which records are available, teen drivers caused the deaths of nearly 35,000 people (Stafford). There are 324,000 teens injured in accidents every year, with a cost to insurance companies of $32,000,000,000 (St. Clair). Clearly, the issue of teen traffic fatalities needs to be addressed.The first step is to determine why accidents and fatalities are higher for teens. Rose McMurray, associate administrator for traffic safety programs at the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA), says that teens are risktakers; 36% of teens involved in crashes in 2000 had been drinking, and 58%
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