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This research report examines how attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) can impact distraction and driving safety in teens, using naturalistic driving study data to analyze the frequency of eyes-off-the-road (EOR) instances. This study is one of the first to fully investigate the prevalence of teen drivers’ EOR behaviors and the associated impact on the risk […]