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Car crashes are leading cause of death for tweens and teens
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"Car crashes are the leading cause of death for tweens and teens, and a new study outlines some of the most dangerous circumstances: Riding unbuckled with new teen drivers on high-speed roads."
"These were the three biggest risk factors contributing to car crash deaths for passengers aged 8 to 17, the study found."
"While young drivers have higher chances of dying, the six-year study focused on nearly 10,000 children passengers who were killed in car crashes. More than half - 54 percent - were riding with a teen driver. Drivers younger than 16 were the most dangerous." ... -------
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