Survey: New York ranked safest state for teen drivers
New York has seen an 80% reduction in fatal crashes involving young drivers since 2003.
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Oct 21, 2024, 4:29 PM
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14ds agoA recent national survey conducted by the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee brings welcome news for families with teen drivers - New York has been named the safest state for teen driving.
New York has seen an 80% reduction in fatal crashes involving young drivers since 2003.
Personal injury crashes involving young drivers have decreased by 61%.
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