A recent study by the University of Michigan and Toyota found that teenagers text while driving even more than their parents think they do.
Teens are texting more than their parents think, according to a new study.
Yet just 1 percent of parents thought their children texted while driving, the study found.
The study also found that teens who believe their parents are distracted drivers are more likely to engage in risky driving then teens who consider their parents safe, alert drivers, the News reported.
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