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AAA Warns of Increased Teen Driving Risks During Summer

  • AAA cautions that the period from late spring through summer 2024 sees a surge in teen driver crashes across Florida, initiating the so-called '100 Deadliest Days' when fatal accidents involving young drivers significantly increase.
  • This surge results from teens' inexperience, risky behaviors, and increased driving time during summer when more teens drive with peers, raising crash risks.
  • Florida has strict teen driving laws, including curfews, supervised driving hour requirements, and zero tolerance for underage drinking while driving to reduce risks.
  • AAA reported 456,754 teen drivers in Florida with 19,980 crashes, 68 fatal crashes, and 83 fatalities in 2023, noting a 30% rise in deadly crashes during summer.
  • The data emphasize the need for parents to actively guide teen drivers, as expert warnings suggest parental involvement can reduce risky driving and save lives.
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WIVB broke the news in Buffalo, United States on Tuesday, May 27, 2025.
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