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318 people were killed in crashes involvingdistracted teen drivers.*
No Cell Phones.Before they hit the road, tell your teenagers about the 5 rules to drive at
*2013 fatal crashes involving 15-19 year olds (teens) in passenger vehicles.
safercar.gov/parents/teendriving
The risk of a fatal crash goes up in directrelation to the number of teens in the car.
No Extra Passengers.Before they hit the road, tell your teenagers about the 5 rules to drive at safercar.gov/parents/teendriving
Speeding was a factor for 29% ofteen drivers in fatal crashes.*
No Speeding.Before they hit the road, tell your teenagers about the 5 rules to drive at safercar.gov/parents/teendriving
*2013 fatal crashes involving 15-19 year olds (teens) in passenger vehicles.
596 people died in crashes in which teen drivershad alcohol in their system.*
No Alcohol.Before they hit the road, tell your teenagers about the 5 rules to drive at safercar.gov/parents/teendriving
*2013 fatal crashes involving 15-19 year olds (teens) in passenger vehicles.
Over half (55%) of teens killed in crasheswere not wearing seat belts.*
Always Buckle-Up.Before they hit the road, tell your teenagers about the 5 rules to drive at safercar.gov/parents/teendriving
*2013 fatal crashes involving 15-19 year olds (teens) in passenger vehicles.
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