
Teen drivers, who are distracted by loud conversations, are more likely get involved in a dangerous incident, says a new study.
According to the study from the UNC Highway Safety Research Center young drivers were less likely to use cell phones and other technology (including in-vehicle systems, like the radio and temperature control) when there were passengers in the car with them.
However, the study found that multiple passengers in the car more often led to more serious incidents and ten drivers were six times more likely to have a serious incident when there was loud conversation in the vehicle and three times more likely to have a serious incident when there was horseplay in the vehicle.
The study was published online in the Journal of Adolescent Health.
Source: ANI
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