Survey: Teens Still Driving Distracted, Even When They Know It's Dangerous

USA Today reported that "Nearly nine in 10 teenage drivers have engaged in distracted-driving behaviors such as texting or talking on a cellphone although most of them know that their actions increase their risk of crashing," according to a new survey by Seventeen magazine and auto club AAA. The survey "highlights the difficulty of the nation's efforts to stop texting while driving, especially among young drivers."