Study Examines Age and Driving Accident Rates

A new study suggests that chronological age and personal physicians should not be the sole determinants for driving eligibility, highlighting that drivers under 25 are involved in a significant percentage of fatal traffic accidents.

23 May, 20:07 — 23 May, 20:07

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Chronological age, personal physicians should not decide when someone can't drive, study reveals

Drivers under age 25 are involved in about 20% of all fatal traffic accidents, even if they make up a smaller fraction of the driving population.

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Study Examines Age and Driving Accident Rates

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Chronological age, personal physicians should not decide when someone can't drive, study reveals

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