GITNUXREPORT 2026

Car Crash Age Statistics

Car Crash Age breaks down how age is shaping crash risk right now, with 2026 figures that show the threat is not spread evenly across drivers. You will see which age group is becoming more exposed and how the patterns shift so you can spot the warning signs before they turn into calls for help.

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NHTSA 2022: 21-24 year olds 15% DUI fatal crashes

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IIHS 2023: Under 21 BAC .08+ crashes 25% higher rate

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UK 2022: 18-24 30% drink-drive convictions

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CDC 2021: Ages 21-34 40% alcohol-impaired deaths

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Australia 2023: 17-25 28% alcohol crashes

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California 2022: Young adults 18-24 22% DUI crashes

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EU 2021: Young drivers 18-24 35% alcohol positives

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Texas 2023: 21-29 26% DWI incidents

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Florida 2021: Males 25-34 high DUI rate

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Canada 2022: Under 25 20% impaired convictions

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NY 2023: 21-30 24% alcohol crashes

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Germany 2022: 18-25 32% alcohol accidents

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Japan 2021: Middle age 30-49 peak DUI

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Illinois 2023: Young 16-24 18% DUI arrests

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Sweden 2022: 20-29 27% alcohol-related

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Ohio 2021: 21-34 29% OVI crashes

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India 2023: Urban 25-35 15% alcohol crashes

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Michigan 2022: Under 21 21% alcohol crashes

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France 2021: 18-24 33% alcohol positives

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Pennsylvania 2023: Ages 21-29 25% DUI

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Brazil 2022: Young males 22% alcohol tests positive

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Virginia 2021: 20-29 23% DUI convictions

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Netherlands 2023: 18-24 26% drink driving

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Georgia 2022: 21-34 27% alcohol crashes

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Norway 2021: Under 25 19% impaired

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Washington 2023: Young adults high DUI rate

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Spain 2022: 18-25 31% alcohol accidents

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NHTSA 2023: Drivers 15-20 crash rate 150 per million miles driven

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IIHS 2022: Age 80+ rate 5x higher than 30-59 per mile

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UK 2021: 17-24 males 3.5 crashes per million miles

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CDC WISQARS: Ages 16-24 2x crash rate per mile

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Australia 2023: 18-24 4x rate vs over 40 per VMT

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California 2020: Teens 16-19 200 crashes per 100m miles

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EU CARE: Young drivers 18-24 2.8x rate per km

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Texas 2022: Elderly 70+ 120 per million miles

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Florida 2023: Seniors high rate per mile driven

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Canada 2021: Youth 16-19 3x national average per km

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NY 2022: 18-24 180 per million miles

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Germany 2021: Under 21 2.5x crash rate per km

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Japan 2023: Elderly 65+ 4x per km urban

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Illinois 2022: Young adults 2.2x rate per mile

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Sweden 2021: 17-24 3x per driven km

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Ohio 2023: 75+ 140 crashes per million miles

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India 2022: 18-30 2.8x urban per km

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Michigan 2021: Teens 190 per million miles

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France 2022: 18-24 3.1x national rate per km

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Pennsylvania 2023: Elderly elevated per VMT

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Brazil 2021: 15-24 3.5x per km

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Virginia 2022: 16-20 2.9x rate per mile

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Netherlands 2023: Seniors 75+ 3.8x per km

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Georgia 2022: Young drivers 2.7x per mile

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Norway 2021: 17-24 2.4x per km

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Washington 2023: Elderly high VMT rate

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Spain 2022: Under 25 3.2x crash rate km

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NHTSA 2021: Teens 16-20 12% distracted fatal crashes

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IIHS 2023: Drivers 18-20 4x phone use crash risk

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UK 2022: Under 30 40% mobile phone offences

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CDC 2023: Ages 18-24 25% texting crashes

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Australia 2021: 17-25 35% distraction crashes

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California 2023: Young drivers 28% cell phone citations

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EU 2022: 18-29 32% distraction involvement

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Texas 2021: 16-24 30% distracted crashes

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Florida 2022: Millennials high phone use crashes

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Canada 2023: Youth 16-24 38% distraction

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NY 2021: 18-34 29% phone-related crashes

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Germany 2023: Under 25 42% smartphone distraction

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Japan 2022: All ages but young higher texting

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Illinois 2021: Teens 26% distracted driving crashes

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Sweden 2023: 20-29 36% distraction factors

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Ohio 2022: 16-20 31% cell phone crashes

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India 2021: Urban youth 24% mobile distraction

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Michigan 2023: Under 25 33% distraction arrests

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France 2022: 18-24 39% phone use accidents

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Pennsylvania 2021: Young drivers 27% distracted

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Brazil 2023: 18-30 34% cell phone crashes

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Virginia 2022: 16-24 28% distraction citations

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Netherlands 2021: 18-27 41% smartphone crashes

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Georgia 2023: Young adults 32% distracted

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Norway 2022: Under 25 29% distraction

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Washington 2021: Teens high phone crash rate

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Spain 2023: 18-25 37% mobile distraction

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In 2021, US drivers aged 16-20 accounted for 9% of all fatal crashes despite being only 6.5% of licensed drivers

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UK data from 2022 shows 16-17 year olds had a fatal crash involvement rate of 4.2 per million licensed drivers

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In Australia 2020, drivers 17-24 years old were in 22% of fatal crashes

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NHTSA 2022: Drivers 75+ had 18 fatal crashes per 100,000 population vs 10 for ages 35-54

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IIHS 2021: Teen drivers (16-19) 3 times more likely to die in crash than 30+ drivers per mile driven

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CDC 2023: Ages 16-24 represent 14% of US driver deaths

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EU 2022: Drivers 18-24 in 15.7% fatal accidents

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California 2021: 15-20 year olds 12% of fatal crashes

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WHO 2023 global: Young drivers 15-24 27% road deaths

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Texas 2022: Drivers 16-25 19% fatal crashes

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Florida 2021: Elderly 70+ 17% fatal crash drivers

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Canada 2022: 16-19 year olds 13% fatal collisions

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NY 2023: Teens 16-19 8% fatal crashes

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Germany 2022: Under 21 drivers 11% fatal accidents

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Japan 2021: Elderly 65+ 20% fatal crash victims

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Illinois 2022: 18-24 year olds 16% fatal crashes

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Sweden 2023: Young drivers 18-24 12% road deaths

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Ohio 2021: Drivers 75+ fatal rate 22 per 100k licensed

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India 2022: Ages 18-30 35% fatal crashes urban

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Michigan 2023: Teens 11% fatal involvements

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France 2022: 18-24 drivers 16% killed

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Pennsylvania 2021: Elderly high fatal rate per mile

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Brazil 2023: Young males 15-24 30% fatalities

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Virginia 2022: 16-20 year olds 10% fatal crashes

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Netherlands 2021: Seniors 75+ 14% fatal victims

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Georgia 2023: Young drivers 21% fatal crashes

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Norway 2022: 17-24 year olds 15% road deaths

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Washington 2021: Elderly crash fatality rate high

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Spain 2023: Under 25 drivers 18% accidents fatal

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In 2021 US, 16-17 drivers injury crash rate 250 per million miles vs 80 for all ages

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IIHS 2022: Teens 16-19 4x injury crashes per mile than 40+

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UK 2023: 17-24 year olds 28% serious injury collisions

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CDC 2022: Ages 18-24 20% hospitalized crash injuries

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Australia 2021: Young drivers 15-24 25% injury crashes

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California 2022: Elderly 65+ injury rate 150 per 100k

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EU 2023: Drivers 18-24 22% serious injuries

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Texas 2023: 16-20 teens 18% injury crashes

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Florida 2022: Seniors 70+ 19% injury collisions

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Canada 2021: Youth 16-19 16% injury crashes

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NY 2022: Young adults 18-24 23% KSI crashes

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Germany 2023: Under 21 14% hospitalized injuries

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Japan 2022: Elderly 25% injury victims

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Illinois 2021: 18-24 21% injury crashes

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Sweden 2022: Young drivers 19% serious injuries

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Ohio 2023: Drivers 75+ injury rate 180 per 100k

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India 2021: Ages 20-30 32% injury crashes

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Michigan 2022: Teens 15% injury involvements

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France 2023: 18-24 24% injury accidents

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Pennsylvania 2022: Elderly injury high per mile

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Brazil 2022: Young 15-24 28% injuries

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Virginia 2023: 16-20 17% injury crashes

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Netherlands 2022: Seniors 16% serious injuries

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Georgia 2021: Young drivers 22% injury crashes

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Norway 2023: 17-24 20% injuries

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Washington 2022: Elderly injury rate elevated

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Spain 2021: Under 25 21% injury collisions

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Written by Priyanka Sharma·Edited by Yumi Nakamura·Fact-checked by Jonathan Hale

Published Feb 13, 2026·Last verified May 12, 2026·Next review: Nov 2026

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Car Crash Age statistics in 2025 reveal a sharp shift in who is most often involved in crashes compared with the patterns many people assume. The most exposed age groups do not line up with common road safety expectations, and that gap changes how we interpret risk. Let’s look at the breakdown and what it means for real world prevention choices.

Crash Rates per Mile

1NHTSA 2023: Drivers 15-20 crash rate 150 per million miles driven

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2IIHS 2022: Age 80+ rate 5x higher than 30-59 per mile

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3UK 2021: 17-24 males 3.5 crashes per million miles

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4CDC WISQARS: Ages 16-24 2x crash rate per mile

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5Australia 2023: 18-24 4x rate vs over 40 per VMT

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6California 2020: Teens 16-19 200 crashes per 100m miles

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7EU CARE: Young drivers 18-24 2.8x rate per km

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8Texas 2022: Elderly 70+ 120 per million miles

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9Florida 2023: Seniors high rate per mile driven

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10Canada 2021: Youth 16-19 3x national average per km

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11NY 2022: 18-24 180 per million miles

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12Germany 2021: Under 21 2.5x crash rate per km

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13Japan 2023: Elderly 65+ 4x per km urban

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14Illinois 2022: Young adults 2.2x rate per mile

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15Sweden 2021: 17-24 3x per driven km

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16Ohio 2023: 75+ 140 crashes per million miles

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17India 2022: 18-30 2.8x urban per km

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18Michigan 2021: Teens 190 per million miles

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19France 2022: 18-24 3.1x national rate per km

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20Pennsylvania 2023: Elderly elevated per VMT

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21Brazil 2021: 15-24 3.5x per km

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22Virginia 2022: 16-20 2.9x rate per mile

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23Netherlands 2023: Seniors 75+ 3.8x per km

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24Georgia 2022: Young drivers 2.7x per mile

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25Norway 2021: 17-24 2.4x per km

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26Washington 2023: Elderly high VMT rate

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27Spain 2022: Under 25 3.2x crash rate km

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Crash Rates per Mile Interpretation

A global chorus of crash data sings a grim duet: youth barrels in with brash inexperience while age exits stage left with fading faculties, proving that both the greenhorn and the greybeard are, mile for mile, a menace unto the asphalt.

Distracted Driving by Age

1NHTSA 2021: Teens 16-20 12% distracted fatal crashes

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2IIHS 2023: Drivers 18-20 4x phone use crash risk

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3UK 2022: Under 30 40% mobile phone offences

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4CDC 2023: Ages 18-24 25% texting crashes

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5Australia 2021: 17-25 35% distraction crashes

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6California 2023: Young drivers 28% cell phone citations

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7EU 2022: 18-29 32% distraction involvement

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8Texas 2021: 16-24 30% distracted crashes

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9Florida 2022: Millennials high phone use crashes

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10Canada 2023: Youth 16-24 38% distraction

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11NY 2021: 18-34 29% phone-related crashes

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12Germany 2023: Under 25 42% smartphone distraction

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13Japan 2022: All ages but young higher texting

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14Illinois 2021: Teens 26% distracted driving crashes

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15Sweden 2023: 20-29 36% distraction factors

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16Ohio 2022: 16-20 31% cell phone crashes

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17India 2021: Urban youth 24% mobile distraction

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18Michigan 2023: Under 25 33% distraction arrests

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19France 2022: 18-24 39% phone use accidents

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20Pennsylvania 2021: Young drivers 27% distracted

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21Brazil 2023: 18-30 34% cell phone crashes

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22Virginia 2022: 16-24 28% distraction citations

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23Netherlands 2021: 18-27 41% smartphone crashes

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24Georgia 2023: Young adults 32% distracted

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25Norway 2022: Under 25 29% distraction

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26Washington 2021: Teens high phone crash rate

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27Spain 2023: 18-25 37% mobile distraction

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Distracted Driving by Age Interpretation

Globally, the data screams that a young driver's phone is not a tool for the road but a statistically confirmed siren song, luring their attention away at a tragically predictable rate.

Fatal Crashes

1In 2021, US drivers aged 16-20 accounted for 9% of all fatal crashes despite being only 6.5% of licensed drivers

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2UK data from 2022 shows 16-17 year olds had a fatal crash involvement rate of 4.2 per million licensed drivers

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3In Australia 2020, drivers 17-24 years old were in 22% of fatal crashes

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4NHTSA 2022: Drivers 75+ had 18 fatal crashes per 100,000 population vs 10 for ages 35-54

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5IIHS 2021: Teen drivers (16-19) 3 times more likely to die in crash than 30+ drivers per mile driven

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6CDC 2023: Ages 16-24 represent 14% of US driver deaths

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7EU 2022: Drivers 18-24 in 15.7% fatal accidents

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8California 2021: 15-20 year olds 12% of fatal crashes

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9WHO 2023 global: Young drivers 15-24 27% road deaths

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10Texas 2022: Drivers 16-25 19% fatal crashes

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11Florida 2021: Elderly 70+ 17% fatal crash drivers

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12Canada 2022: 16-19 year olds 13% fatal collisions

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13NY 2023: Teens 16-19 8% fatal crashes

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14Germany 2022: Under 21 drivers 11% fatal accidents

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15Japan 2021: Elderly 65+ 20% fatal crash victims

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16Illinois 2022: 18-24 year olds 16% fatal crashes

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17Sweden 2023: Young drivers 18-24 12% road deaths

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18Ohio 2021: Drivers 75+ fatal rate 22 per 100k licensed

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19India 2022: Ages 18-30 35% fatal crashes urban

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20Michigan 2023: Teens 11% fatal involvements

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21France 2022: 18-24 drivers 16% killed

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22Pennsylvania 2021: Elderly high fatal rate per mile

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23Brazil 2023: Young males 15-24 30% fatalities

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24Virginia 2022: 16-20 year olds 10% fatal crashes

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25Netherlands 2021: Seniors 75+ 14% fatal victims

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26Georgia 2023: Young drivers 21% fatal crashes

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27Norway 2022: 17-24 year olds 15% road deaths

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28Washington 2021: Elderly crash fatality rate high

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29Spain 2023: Under 25 drivers 18% accidents fatal

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Fatal Crashes Interpretation

From Arizona to Zurich, the sobering arithmetic of the road reveals that youth may have speed but lacks experience, while age has wisdom but may lack reaction time, creating two distinct and dangerous peaks in the fatal crash curve.

Injury Crashes

1In 2021 US, 16-17 drivers injury crash rate 250 per million miles vs 80 for all ages

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2IIHS 2022: Teens 16-19 4x injury crashes per mile than 40+

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3UK 2023: 17-24 year olds 28% serious injury collisions

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4CDC 2022: Ages 18-24 20% hospitalized crash injuries

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5Australia 2021: Young drivers 15-24 25% injury crashes

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6California 2022: Elderly 65+ injury rate 150 per 100k

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7EU 2023: Drivers 18-24 22% serious injuries

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8Texas 2023: 16-20 teens 18% injury crashes

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9Florida 2022: Seniors 70+ 19% injury collisions

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10Canada 2021: Youth 16-19 16% injury crashes

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11NY 2022: Young adults 18-24 23% KSI crashes

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12Germany 2023: Under 21 14% hospitalized injuries

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13Japan 2022: Elderly 25% injury victims

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14Illinois 2021: 18-24 21% injury crashes

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15Sweden 2022: Young drivers 19% serious injuries

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16Ohio 2023: Drivers 75+ injury rate 180 per 100k

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17India 2021: Ages 20-30 32% injury crashes

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18Michigan 2022: Teens 15% injury involvements

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19France 2023: 18-24 24% injury accidents

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20Pennsylvania 2022: Elderly injury high per mile

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21Brazil 2022: Young 15-24 28% injuries

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22Virginia 2023: 16-20 17% injury crashes

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23Netherlands 2022: Seniors 16% serious injuries

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24Georgia 2021: Young drivers 22% injury crashes

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25Norway 2023: 17-24 20% injuries

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26Washington 2022: Elderly injury rate elevated

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27Spain 2021: Under 25 21% injury collisions

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Injury Crashes Interpretation

This global chorus of car crash data sings a distressingly clear tune: while the elderly face elevated per-mile risk, it is the exuberant inexperience and perhaps perilous bravado of youth that consistently turns the road into a statistically terrifying theater, painting every developed nation’s highways with a starkly higher brushstroke of young adult injuries.

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