Drivers are more likely to cause crashes in the first few months after they earn a driver’s license than at any other point as an independent driver.
In Ohio last year, more than 130 people between the ages of 16-25 died in a crash. Another 17,000 were injured in crashes during that same period.
Now, after a 14-month pilot project, the state is turning to virtual driving terminals to both assess new driver's ability to drive safely on their own, and gather data for training curriculums.
Guests:
- Flaura Winston, Founder and Scientific Director of the Center for Injury Research and Prevention and Director of CChIPS at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia
- Robin Whitten, editor and founder of AUDIOFILE magazine
- Russell Holly, contributing editor, Android Central
