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Although young people are the least likely of any age to drink and drive, the ones who do are at very high risk of collision. This is demonstrated by the fact that 40% of the teen drivers who have been killed have been drinking. Males account for 87% of the young fatally injured drinking drivers! In nearly 2/3 of the alcohol involved multiple vehicle crashes, it was the fatally injured teen driver who had been drinking and not the other driver.

In Canada, one in every 8 deaths and injuries in road crashes is a teenager. More teenagers die each year as a result of road crashes than any other cause of death.

High School can be a difficult time for teens, but you can find the courage to make the right choices regarding your friends, and your future.

Please browse this section of our website for information on youth stats, tips to keep you and your friends safe, pot and driving, our Youth Report and how to take action to stop impaired driving in your school and in your city.

If you do not find everything you are looking for here, please also check out MADD Canada’s Youth website. And don’t hesitate to call us at 416-924-2666 or email us with any questions.