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           Facts About Teen Car Crashes:

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 In 2013 the Center for Diease Control and Prevention reported that there were 2,163 teen deaths from motor vechile accidents. Additionally,  243,243 teens were treated for injuries due to these accidents.The center 

claims citizens between the ages of 15-24 account for 19 million dollars of the United States annual cost for motor vehicle injuries. Another conflict is that only 55 percent of high school students reported wearing their seat belts while driving. 

      

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There have been 3,200 less car crashes in New Jersey since Kyleigh's law was Implemented researchers from the Childrens Hospital of Philadelphia concluded.