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2020 YOUNG DRIVERS Traffic Safety Fact Sheet
The term young driver refers to a person 15 to 20 years old operating a motor vehicle. People in
this age group generally obtain their licenses for the first time and many are under graduated
driver licensing (GDL) programs as they learn driving skills. Young, inexperienced drivers
have higher crash rates than older, more experienced drivers in the United States.
Read more here.