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When is a new driver's crash risk highest?

โœ“ 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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  1. โœ“During the first months of driving unsupervised
  2. โœ—After five years of experience
  3. โœ—Only after age 25
  4. โœ—Crash risk is the same at every experience level

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