If you are under 18 your risk of a fatal accident is how many times that of the average driver?

If you are under 18, your risk of a fatal accident is typically about three times higher than that of the average driver. This increased risk is often attributed to factors such as inexperience, higher likelihood of engaging in risky behaviors, and greater propensity for distractions while driving. Statistically, young drivers have higher crash rates, particularly in the first few years of obtaining their driver's license.