For instance, when driving on the interstate, the driver must use judgment to decide how closely to follow the car in front of him or her or when to stop when coming up on a red light. ... In fact, carelessness and poor decision-making are most likely the cause in the majority of these incidents. Teens are put at a greater risk of having accidents because under-developed motor skills cause them to react more slowly than people a few years older. ... Crashes usually involve young drivers in single vehicle crashes, primarily run-off-the-road crashes that involve driver error and speeding. ... Ma...

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