Basket
Email
Search
Print
Who We Are
I am a parent Tools Stats & Facts Multimedia Events Useful Links

Statistics

Statistics
(5) Basic Facts About Teen Crashes (4) Cell Phone Use (2) Comprehensive Graduated Driver Licensing (GDL) (1) Drowsy Driving/Fatigue (1) Emotions (1) Hazard Detection (3) Impaired Driving (2) Inexperience (6) Miles to Go (1) Nighttime Driving (4) Other Risk Factors (4) Parental Involvement (4) Passengers as Deadly Distractions - Peers and Older Teen Passengers (1) Risk to Child Passengers From Teen Driver (2) Seat Belt Use (2) Speeding (1) Teens With Special Needs (9) Teen Driver Background

Impaired Driving

previous Stats: Teen’s Ability to Concentrate on the Road previous

■ Most teens (87 percent) understand the danger of driving while intoxicated, but 16 percent still report often seeing this behavior.

Source:
Winston FK, et al. Eds. Driving Through the Eyes of Teens, A Closer Look. Published by The Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and State Farm Insurance Companies®. 2009.
Home > I Am A Parent > Factors That Reduce The Driver’s Ability To Concentrate On The Road > Last Update: Monday, Jun 21, 2010 10:42 AM
I Educate & Support Teens I Educate & Support Parents I Educate & Support Policymakers Research Library About Us
I Am A Teen I Am A Parent/Guardian I Am A Researcher Pressroom Contact Us
facebook Twitter Twitter

Web Award 2010

This website is certified by Health On the Net Foundation. Click to verify. This site complies with the HONcode standard for trustworthy health information: verify here.


©2013 The Children's Hospital of Philadelphia | SITE TERMS | SITEMAP Children's Hospital of Philadelphia