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Channelview teens mirror others' risky driving habits
January 21, 2009
Local teens share a number of risky driving habits with other young drivers across Texas, according to a recent study. In response, Channelview students have launched Teens in the Driver Seat (TDS), the nation's first peer-to-peer safety program for young drivers. Channelview is the first school in the Houston region to start the program. Learn more in the TDS news release and in the survey results below (or in PDF format [PDF] ).
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- Awareness of Top Driving Risks (comparison)
- Self-Reported Driving Behavior (comparison)
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