Briefly describe the major contributors of motor vehicle injuries and deaths among young drivers and steps taken in developed countries aimed at reducing car fatalities in those between the ages of 16 and 24

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1.Inexperience accounts for a large number of accidents and fatalities in the first months of driving but is not the only factor. Excessive speed, following too closely behind other cars, ignoring traffic signs and signals, taking more risks with lane changing, failing to yield to pedestrians, and allowing too little time to merge are more common in young drivers than in older drivers.
2.Additional contributing factors include driving under the influence of alcohol, the lack of seat belt safety, high sensation-seeking, and aggressiveness.
3.Parental involvement and monitoring of adolescents’ driving behaviors, especially in the early months of driving, along with interventions aimed at increasing parental involvement show promise. The most effective practice that serves to reduce injuries and fatalities is the graduated driver licensing program which, awards driving privileges gradually, contingent on a safe driving record.