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driving, teenagers, teens, safe driving, automobile safety, teenage drivers learning to drive, major rite of passage, teens, parents, a time of exciting possibilities, achievements, also a time of grave risk, driving is fatal, 50,000 americans every year, people between 15, 24 years old, males, have the highest rate of auto-related deaths, though people in this age group smart, skilled, have great reflexes, a collision, most likely tragedy to kill, cripple a teenager, automobile accidents, a leading cause of death in infants, children, infant, child car seats, cars have many important safety features, seatbelts, shoulder straps, headrests, air-bags, padded dashes, safety glass, collapsible steering columns, anti-locking breaks, a host of other less-recognized improvements, regardless, reckless driving still proves a danger to teens, all new drivers should take a driver's education course, courses have been proven to reduce accidents, not enough, teens often feel, serious accidents, not happen to them, thankfully, smart teens, take steps to tilt the odds in favor, teen driving deaths frequently occur, ..after dark, automatic reflexes, driving skills, developing, first months of driving, darkness, extra variable to cope, driving, friends, teens, safer driving by themselves, family, should drive, an experienced driver, develop good driving habits, tempting, new drivers should wait, they have a consistent, safe driving record, taking friends, passengers, friends, new driver, a big distraction, a significant liability, liability, extend, parent, recreational driving, the first 3 to 6 months after obtaining a license, new drivers should try to gain experience driving, school, work, fun, not buckled-up, use safety gear, a pro, drowsy, anyone who is sleepy should stop driving, fully alert, sleepiness, accidents than alcohol, after drinking alcohol, drinking slows reflexes, impairs judgment, effects happen to anyone who drinks, never drink, drive, always find someone to drive who has not been drinking, an uncomfortable phone call, reducing accidents, parents should discuss "household driving rules", teens, help new drivers stick to them, parents, want to encourage teens to call without consequence rather than to get, car, a driver who has been drinking, should the parents discover that teenager has been driving, drinking, parent might ask the state to suspend the license, teenager is 18, in many states the parent must sign, teenager under 18, obtain a driver's license, at any time, the 18th birthday a parent, refuse responsibility, state, take the license, a message to teens, suggestions, not intended to be a punishment, prevent accidents, life-long disability, death, worth far more than the inconvenience, hassle, martinez r, teen crash victims, why, they here, ann emerg med, 45(2), 155-156, gonzales mm, student drivers, a study of fatal motor vehicle crashes involving 16-year-old drivers, ann emerg med, 45(2), 140-146.