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Teen driving risks rise with teen passengers study says
Johns Hopkins researchers report 16 year olds with one passenger face 39 percent higher death risk rising to 182 percent with three or more. 17 year olds show even larger increases. Curfews and passenger limits urged as safety experts call for tighter teen driving rules nationwide.
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Johns Hopkins School of Public Health
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Nate Robert Foss
University of North Carolina Highway Safety Research Center
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Li-Hui Chen
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Insurance Institute For Highway Safety
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
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