Teen And Young Driver Safety For teenagers, the combination of inexperience and lack of driving judgment makes driving especially risky Car crashes remain the leading cause of death for teens, so choosing a car for your teen Consumer Reports says that proven safety features like forward collision warning, automatic emergency braking, and blind spot warning – are worth considering "A teen driver’s first vehicle
Top 5 Safety Tips For Teen Drivers But Consumer Reports some survival tips: Newer is better The improvement might be because more people are buckling up, or because vehicles have better build quality and safety systems Given that a large percentage of consumer complaints to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) involves brakes—and the brake system is one of the most critical elements of and safety systems For electric vehicles, we consider factors such as speed and ease of charging, and range 2 We survey Consumer Reports members to predict the reliability for new cars Good thing the Consumer Reports Auto Test Center sprawls across see how well FCW and AEB help avoid a collision Pedestrian safety: We do the same with a target dummy to evaluate how well
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