Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS. #1. DEVELOP THE RIGHT ATTITUDE ABOUT DRIVING.

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Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS

#1. DEVELOP THE RIGHT ATTITUDE ABOUT DRIVING.

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #2. CELL PHONES ARE FOR EMERGENCY USE ONLY ON THE ROAD. NEVER TEXT OR TALK WHILE DRIVING!!!!!

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #3. GET AS MUCH SUPERVISED PRACTICE DRIVING AS POSSIBLE.

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #4. ALWAYS WEAR YOUR SEAT BELT.

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #5. UNDERAGE DRINKING AND DRUG USE IS ILLEGAL. (UNDER 21)

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #6. LIMIT YOUR PASSENGERS.

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #7. LIMIT YOUR NIGHT DRIVING. (PRACTICE WITH PARENTS BEFORE DRIVING ALONE)

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #8. KEEP IT SLOW AND SAFE FOR STARTERS.

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #9. TRAIN FOR POOR WEATHER CONDITIONS. (PRACTICE WITH PARENTS IF POSSIBLE)

Top 10 TIPS FOR PREVENTING TEEN ACCIDENTS #10. DRIVE A SAFE VEHICLE.