What is A teen's risk of being involved in a crash is heaviest?

A teen's risk of being involved in a crash is heaviest during the first year of driving, particularly within the first six months after obtaining their license. Factors contributing to this heightened risk include inexperience, a tendency to engage in risky behaviors, and a higher likelihood of driving with peers. Additionally, nighttime driving and distractions, such as mobile phone use, further increase the chances of accidents among teen drivers.