NHTSA Launches Anti-Speeding Campaign As Road Deaths Increase
The NHTSA has launched an anti-speeding campaign as auto-related traffic fatalities have continued to climb over the course of the pandemic.
The NHTSA has launched an anti-speeding campaign as auto-related traffic fatalities have continued to climb over the course of the pandemic.
Night time driving restrictions could greatly reduce the risk of first-year driver injuries and deaths, according to the findings of a recent study.
Teens who text while driving are likely also engaging in other risky behaviors, such as speeding and running red lights, according to the findings of a new study.
Speeding is a key factor in nearly half of fatal teen driving accidents, according to the findings of a new study.
A new study finds teens often begin driving too soon after suffering concussions.
New teen drivers less likely to have an accident in their first year on the road if they got more practice with their learner's permit, according to the findings of…
A new survey indicates teen texting while driving is worse in states which allow learner permits at younger ages and worse among teens who already engage in other risky behaviors.
The NHTSA has begun a national campaign meant to avert auto accidents, injuries and deaths by young drivers, particularly focusing on distracted driving behaviors.
WHO report finds that most adolescent deaths worldwide are preventable, with auto accidents, preventable illnesses, suicide and pregnancy complications among the world's leading killers of teens.
The CDC is calling for earlier restrictions on teen driving at night after finding that nighttime accidents account for a third of all fatal teen auto accidents.