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In a sad bit of irony, the same scenario played out the same weekend in Pennsylvania. Except this time, there were four teens in the car. The driver, 16-year-old Colin McElroy, was going 75 mph in a 35 mph zone. McElroy lost control, hit a tree which sheared off the roof, and caused the car to flip. All four teens died.
Those accidents were just a taste of the thousands annually that cause teen deaths - All State Insurance estimates that 40% of the 5,000 to 6,000 teens deaths each year are caused by speeding.
The Center for Disease Control says teens are more likely to speed than older drivers, and they don't allow for enough space between themselves and cars around them.
Most people would not think of applying sun screen if they intend to be in the car all day. But a bit of prevention could be worth a lot of cure.
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