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Teens are driving unsupervised too late at night, a recent study suggests, and expanding restrictions on their nighttime driving to include the hours before midnight could save lives.
Driving in the dark is more difficult than driving during daylight hours, so every state but Vermont puts limits on teens’ nighttime driving.