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Motor vehicle crashes are the leading cause of death for U.S. teens. 1 Teen motor vehicle crashes are preventable, and proven strategies can improve the safety of young drivers on the road.
Either an empty parking lot at night, or a quiet residential street with no incline/decline. That way they can learn the clutch and shifting with no pressure.
It can help them develop essential life skills, such as time management and decision-making. Access to Opportunities: Driving can provide teenagers with greater access to educational and job opportunities, especially in areas where public transportation is limited.
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Nighttime and weekend driving: Nighttime driving is riskier than daytime driving for drivers of all ages but is particularly dangerous for teen drivers. The fatal crash rate at night among teen drivers (ages 1619 years) is about 3 times as high as that of adult drivers (ages 3059 years) per mile driven. 2.
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Start in an empty parking lot and build skills gradually. In case its not obvious, teaching a teenager to drive requires a lot of safe space physical and psychological for practice, especially the first few times behind the wheel. He may misjudge how soon to start a turn, or confuse the gas pedal for the brake.
Teach him how the lights work, wipers, and what safety equipment it has and how to operate them. Next make sure he is sitting comfortably such as his seat being adjusted correctly and steering wheel at a good position. Make sure his mirrors are aligned for him so he can see correctly.
How can you encourage your teen to learn how to drive? 1. Dont push too hard. 2. Slow your roll. 3. Talk about the opportunities driving offers 4. Check out online resources. 5. Be a good role model 6. Remember, there is nothing wrong with your child if they dont want to drive.

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