Posted on 7/26/2024
Teenagers finally getting their driver's license often experience a sense of newfound freedom and independence. However, this exciting milestone comes with significant responsibility. New drivers, especially teenagers, are more susceptible to certain dangerous driving habits that can lead to accidents and serious injuries. Let's tackle the five most hazardous habits teenage drivers must avoid to stay safe on the road. 1. Distracted DrivingWhy It's Dangerous Distracted driving is the leading cause of accidents among teenagers. Whether texting, eating, fiddling with the radio, or talking to passengers, taking your eyes off the road, even for a few seconds, can be catastrophic. Statistics show that teens are more likely to engage in distracting activities than older drivers. How to Avoid It Develop a habit of putting your phone in "Do Not Disturb" mode before starting the car. If you need to use your phone for na ... read more