Well, as parents we're all concerned about how to reduce the incidence of our teens becoming involved in car crashes, and rightly so. Because car crashes kill more teens than guns, drugs, alcohol and suicide combined. What's important to remember is that while most car crashes is unintentional, very few accidents - they're preventable, they're driver errors. So an accident is when a meteor falls on your car. When your son or daughter crashes into the car in front of them because that driver stopped or because the roads are slippery, that's no accident, that's driver error and is preventable. Now, professional racers can go 200 miles an hour around the track, 200x with 30 other drivers and mostly avoid a crash which seems mind boggling since in every city in every day there's lots of crashes at low speed. And the reason they can do that is because they're highly trained. They've been trained to anticipate and react correctly to hundreds of different predictable situations to stay alive on the track. So same thing with your teen, so the more highly trained they are, the less likely they are to get involved in a car crash. So if you accept that most crashes are preventable and you understand the risk associated with it and how to reduce it, you're going to go a long way towards crash proofing your kids. Car crashes are caused by our reactions to a series of situations encountered on the road. And the degree to which you and your teen work together to reduce that, will really go a long way in keeping them crash proof.