Parents underestimate teenage car carnage, warns study - Most parents are clueless about the chances of their teenage children coming to grief when they are driving or being driven by friends.Even though 74 per cent of accidental teenage deaths occur on the roads, parents believe that their children are at greater risk from factors that in reality present less of a danger. When 18,500 members were polled by the AA, 31 per cent of parents considered that drugs posed the greatest risk to...
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