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When is a new driver's crash risk highest?
โ ANSWER
During the first months of driving unsupervised
Crash rates are highest in the first months of independent driving, which is why GDL restrictions focus on that period.
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- โDuring the first months of driving unsupervised
- โAfter five years of experience
- โOnly after age 25
- โCrash risk is the same at every experience level
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