Teenage Drivers Ignore Cellphone Usage Laws - Study. cellphon teenagers drivers. Washington DC - The Insurance Institute for Highway Safety says teenager will use mobile phones while driving, even if it's illegal..   Washington DC - The Insurance Institute...

A study of 1,102 young Americans aged 12-17, conducted by Pew Internet & American Life Project nearly all teenagers play video games in some form or another be it on a PC, console or cellphone and that more and more teenagers are playing games with either friends...

more than 5,000 teenagers die each year due to car crashes in the United States alone. Perhaps this MyKey technology will reduce that number... if they’re driving a Ford, that is. Then again, perhaps the threat of the MyKey technology will turn teenagers...

to downloading music illegally to anyone other than the immediate family, much less a survey. However, teenagers seem to have no problem admitting to their carefree access to illegal music. Roughly 58 percent of the teenagers questioned said they would not...

a teenager’s motives for posting a report on CNN’s iReport.com that said Steve Jobs had suffered from a heart attack.. The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission is examining a teenager’s motives for posting a report on CNN’s iReport.com that said...

while driving and 48 percent of teenagers say they have been in the car with a driver who was texting. The study conducted by the Pew Internet and & American Life Project reports that a third of teenagers aged between 16 and 17 say they have texted while...

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and Baby Boomers were 45 to 61-years-old Surprisingly the survey shows that older drivers aren’t necessarily wiser and that teenagers are most likely to stop or pull over to text message or talk on the phone. 60% of teenagers admitted to doing distracting...

young adults surveyed were between 18 and 29, with 81 percent of that group admitting to playing games, a big lead over the 23 percent score generated by the 65+ age group surveyed. Pew also apparently discovered that parents with young children and teenagers...