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Know your teenager's friends and their driving habits. Discourage your teenager from loaning his or her vehicle to friends and from "joyriding." Newly licensed drivers should not have other teenage passengers. (63 percent of teenage passenger deaths in 1996 occurred in crashes where another teenager was driving*). Traffic Injuries are the leading cause of all deaths for people ages 6 to 27.
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How are your teens driving? PDF Print E-mail
Written by Janie Porter   
May 18, 2007 at 06:02 PM

They are young, distracted and they think they’re invincible. Most experts agree: teen drivers are dangerous.

Conchita Canty-Jones may be a mother, but she’s not naïve. She works at the Kimbell Full Service Center, a branch of the Hillsborough county school district that’s devoted to working with parents.

She also has a teenage daughter who just learned to drive.

Canty-Jones wanted to know how 17-year-old Coco was doing, so she agreed to let Tampa Bay’s 10 install hidden cameras in the family’s Infiniti I-30.

Tampa Bay’s 10 took the car to Privacy Electronics in Pinellas Park, where technicians installed 2 pin-sized cameras, one in each pillar on either side of the front window.

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