Teen Driver Fatal Crashes Rise; Florida Ranked 7th Highest Risk State in 2023
Florida ranks 7th highest in teen driver fatal crash risk in 2023, with a 25% national increase in teen fatalities since 2013. Young male drivers face higher risks.
Florida ranks 7th highest in teen driver fatal crash risk in 2023, with a 25% national increase in teen fatalities since 2013. Young male drivers face higher risks.
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