What are the best & worst states teen drivers? WalletHub takes an in-depth look at safety, economics, and driving laws. Our young driver safety research colleague Dr. Dan Romer of The Annenberg Public Policy Center at the University of Pennsylvania provides expert commentary.

Learn how behavioral economics principles can be leveraged to encourage safer driving from Dr. M. Kit Delgado, Penn Nudge Unit director and author of two recent studies on distracted driving prevention. 

Researchers from Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia and the University of Pennsylvania find that states differ widely in requirements for young driver training. They recommend parents of teen drivers use state requirements as a baseline and build on them.

New CHOP published research on the virtual driving assessment can serve as a blueprint for safe driving implementation into primary care practice.

New research explores perspectives of healthcare providers in helping autistic teens and their families manage transition to adulthood, including the decision to drive.

New CHOP research shows how implementation of a virtual driving assessment in the primary care setting as part of routine care is not only feasible, but also desired by adolescents.